Value Collection 382-0624 Swiss-pattern File Three Square Cut 2

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 382-0624 is a Swiss-pattern needle file with a three-square (triangular) profile, designed for precision filing and deburring in tight spaces and internal angles. It has an overall length of 6.25 inches and a 3-inch length of cut, making it compact enough for detailed work on metal parts, tooling, and precision components. The Cut 2 designation indicates a second-cut finish, suited for moderate material removal while still producing a relatively smooth surface. A handle is included. This file is used by machinists, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians who need controlled, accurate filing on small or intricate workpieces.

This Swiss-pattern file is well suited for shop and field applications involving ferrous and non-ferrous metals, hardened parts, and fine metalwork. The three-square profile allows access to 60-degree angles, V-grooves, and triangular apertures where flat or round files cannot reach. Typical use cases include cleaning up threads, sharpening saw teeth, fitting keyways, and refining precision machined surfaces. The included handle provides a secure grip during use.

Key Features

• Three-square (triangular) profile for filing 60-degree angles and internal V-grooves
• Cut 2 second-cut tooth pattern balances material removal rate with surface finish
• Swiss-pattern needle file classification for precision and detail work
• 3-inch length of cut provides adequate working surface on a compact tool
• Handle included for improved control and user safety
• 6.25-inch overall length suited for bench and handheld use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Swiss-pattern needle file suitable for precision metalworking, toolroom, and maintenance applications requiring a three-square profile with a Cut 2 finish.

Installation Notes

This file is a hand tool and does not require installation. Machinists and technicians should ensure the handle is fully seated before use to prevent tang injuries. File in one direction with controlled strokes and avoid applying lateral pressure that could snap the file body. Keep the file clean and free of metal filings using a file card to maintain cutting efficiency.