File rasp Vorel 25172, length 200 mm, 1 pc

Vorel 25172 is a compact hand rasp with a length of 200 mm designed for controlled material removal and precision shaping. Supplied as a single piece, this file rasp is intended for work on wood, soft metals and plastics where small-scale deburring, edge smoothing and finishing are required. The tool's size and geometry make it suitable for detail tasks and repair jobs in woodworking and light metalworking.

Advantages

The rasp features a round, tapered profile with specially shaped aggressive teeth that provide efficient material cut on concave and irregular surfaces. An integrated two-component plastic handle improves grip and control during manual use, helping to maintain steady strokes and reduce hand fatigue. Its 200 mm working length offers a balance between access to confined areas and leverage for shaping.

Suitable for

• Deburring and smoothing wooden edges and joints
• Shaping and refining soft metal parts
• Trimming and finishing plastic components
• Detail work in furniture repair and model making
• Removing small amounts of material in on-site maintenance

Key specifications

• Tool type: hand rasp / file with round, tapered profile
• Length: 200 mm
• Cut style: aggressive tooth pattern for fast material removal
• Handle: two-component plastic handle for improved grip
• Material compatibility: wood, soft metals, plastics
• Package contents: single piece per pack

How to use

Secure the workpiece to prevent movement and select an appropriate clamping setup for safe operation. Hold the rasp by the handle with a steady but comfortable grip and apply even forward strokes along the workpiece surface; for round or concave profiles use the curved section of the rasp to match the contour. Avoid excessive side pressure to maintain tooth integrity and achieve a uniform surface finish. Clean the rasp teeth regularly during use to prevent clogging and maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when working with metal or brittle plastics. For a finer finish after rasping, follow with a finer file or sandpaper of gradually increasing grit. Store the rasp in a dry place to avoid corrosion and keep it separated from other tools to protect the teeth.