Nicholson 37035 Needle File Set 12 Piece Swiss Grade 2

Product Description

The NICHOLSON 37035 is a 12-piece Swiss-pattern needle file set designed for precision metalworking, toolmaking, and detailed finishing work. The set covers ten distinct file profiles, giving technicians and tradespeople the variety needed to work internal contours, slots, flat surfaces, and complex shapes without switching kits. All 12 files feature built-in round handles and are stored in an included pouch for organized transport and jobsite access. This set is graded at Swiss Grade 2, a cut suited to fine finishing and deburring operations on ferrous and non-ferrous materials.

Swiss-pattern needle file sets are standard in tool-and-die, machine maintenance, locksmithing, electrical panel fabrication, and HVAC equipment servicing where tight tolerances require precise hand filing. The 37035 is appropriate for residential and commercial trade use wherever controlled material removal is needed on metal components. The included storage pouch keeps files protected and allows the set to travel with a tool bag or service kit without damage to cutting surfaces.

Key Features

• 12-piece set covering ten file profiles: Barrette, Crossing, Equalling, Flat, Half-Round, Knife, Round, Slitting, Square, and Three Square
• Swiss Grade 2 cut for fine finishing and precise deburring
• Five file shapes represented: Half Round, Rectangular, Round, Square, and Triangular
• Built-in round handles on all 12 files for consistent grip and control
• Needle-level precision appropriate for close-tolerance hand work
• Includes storage pouch for protection and portability

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Swiss-pattern needle file set suitable for hand filing operations on metal workpieces across trade and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Needle files are hand tools requiring no power source or fastener installation. Always wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when filing metal. Push-stroke filing technique is standard to preserve cutting edges. Inspect files before use and replace any that show signs of cracking or broken teeth to avoid workpiece damage or injury.