Flat Wood Rasp 200 mm MEGA model 69901, coarse cut (nr2)

The Flat Wood Rasp 200 mm MEGA model 69901, coarse cut (nr2) is a manual woodworking tool designed for rapid material removal and shaping of wood surfaces and edges. With a 200 mm working length and coarse nr2 tooth pattern, this rasp enables efficient profiling, deburring and rough smoothing on soft and hardwoods. The tool is intended for hand use with a compatible handle and is suitable for carpenters, cabinetmakers, model makers and general repair tasks requiring fast stock removal.

Advantages

This flat wood rasp combines a long 200 mm filing surface with a coarse tooth pattern for aggressive cutting and quick shaping. The hand tool construction allows precise control and tactile feedback during use. The coarse cut reduces working time when removing excess material, while the flat profile provides uniform contact across edges and faces. The rasp is compatible with standard handles for comfortable manual operation.

Suitable for

• Rapid removal of wood material and rough shaping
• Profiling and smoothing edges on boards and mouldings
• Carpentry and joinery preparatory work
• Model making and restoration tasks that require aggressive stock removal
• On-site repairs where power tools are impractical

Key specifications

• Working length: 200 mm
• Cut type: coarse, nr2 tooth pattern
• Shape: flat rasp for faces and edges
• Grip: designed for manual use with a handle (handle sold separately)
• Material compatibility: suitable for softwoods and hardwoods

How to use

Secure the workpiece and select a comfortable stance. Attach a suitable handle to the rasp if not already fitted. Use long, even strokes along the grain where possible to remove material efficiently and reduce tear-out. Apply moderate pressure on forward strokes and lift on the return stroke to avoid dulling the teeth prematurely. Periodically clean the teeth with a brush or file card to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the coarse nr2 rasp for initial stock removal and rough shaping, then follow with a finer rasp or sandpaper for final smoothing. Maintain the rasp by keeping it clean and dry between uses to prolong life and performance.