Finger rasp triangular 35 mm Wolfcraft PRO WF3951000 for multi-tools

Triangular finger rasp 35 mm from Wolfcraft PRO is designed for use with compatible oscillating multi-tools to perform precise material removal in narrow spaces. Its 35 mm wide triangular profile allows access into corners and contours that are hard to reach with broader sanding or rasping accessories. The rasp's cutting surface is intended for shaping, deburring and leveling wood, plastic and other soft materials, providing controlled stock removal for detail work.

Advantages

The triangular geometry concentrates cutting action at edges and points, enabling accurate work in tight joints and profiles. The 35 mm width balances reach and maneuverability for fine shaping tasks. Engineered for rapid attachment to standard multi-tool adapters, the rasp reduces downtime when changing accessories. The robust tooth pattern and material selection ensure consistent performance during prolonged use on wood and similar substrates.

Suitable for

• Detail shaping and profiling of wooden mouldings and joints
• Deburring plastic parts and trimming soft materials
• Levelling small surface irregularities and removing glued residues
• Accessing and refining corners, grooves and contours

Key specifications

• Tool type: triangular finger rasp for oscillating multi-tools
• Cutting width: 35 mm
• Geometry: triangular profile for access to corners and narrow spaces
• Suitable materials: wood, plastic and other soft materials
• Attachment: for fast mounting on compatible multi-tool adapters

How to use

Fit the triangular finger rasp onto a compatible oscillating multi-tool following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions. Start with a low to medium oscillation speed and make controlled passes over the workpiece, applying light pressure to avoid excessive material removal. Use the pointed edges to work into corners and the flat faces for broader shaping. Regularly inspect the rasp for wear and replace it when the cutting action diminishes.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection when rasping or sanding. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement and test on a scrap piece to determine the correct speed and pressure for the material. Avoid using the rasp on hardened metals or masonry; it is intended for wood, plastic and similarly soft substrates.