Hand File (Rasp) YATO YT-6147 — single-piece metalworking/woodworking rasp

The YATO YT-6147 hand file (rasp) is a single-piece tool designed for material removal, profiling and finishing on metal and wood. Its solid construction integrates the blade and tang into one forged unit, providing consistent contact with the workpiece and reducing the risk of loosening between handle and blade. Supplied as one piece per pack, this rasp suits workshop tasks where controlled shaping and deburring are required.

Advantages

This single-piece rasp offers a durable cutting surface suitable for both metalworking and woodworking operations. The forged one-piece design improves rigidity and transfer of force, while the rasp tooth pattern enables efficient material removal and predictable surface finish. The tool is compact and easy to position for manual shaping, profiling and edge work in confined areas.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling wooden parts and edges
• Deburring and removing small amounts of metal material
• Fine adjustment and fitting of joints and fittings
• General workshop repair, maintenance and model making

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece hand file (rasp) for metal and wood
• Construction: forged one-piece blade and tang
• Cut: rasp tooth pattern suitable for rapid material removal and coarse shaping
• Application: manual use for shaping, deburring, profiling and finishing
• Pack quantity: supplied as 1 piece per pack

How to use

Secure the workpiece before filing to prevent movement. Hold the rasp by the tang or fitted handle and apply smooth forward strokes with moderate pressure; lift on the return stroke to avoid dulling the teeth. Use progressively finer filing or sanding to refine the surface after the rasp has removed bulk material. Clean the rasp teeth regularly with a wire brush to maintain cutting performance and avoid clogging when working with resinous wood or soft metals.

Usage recommendations

For safety and best results, wear appropriate eye protection and gloves. Use the rasp with controlled strokes and avoid excessive side-to-side twisting that can damage the cutting surface. Store the tool dry and protected to prevent corrosion and maintain tooth sharpness.