Value Collection 79-0210-12 Round File 4 Inch Double Cut

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 79-0210-12 is a round American-pattern file designed for precision filing, deburring, and enlarging round openings in metal, wood, and plastic. This 4-inch file features a double cut pattern and a smooth cut coarseness grade, making it well-suited for finishing work and fine material removal. The round cross-section measures 5/32 inches in diameter, allowing access to small holes and curved internal surfaces. A standard tang is included for use with a compatible file handle. This file is a standard hand tool used by machinists, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and general tradespeople.

This file is commonly used in shop and field settings where tight tolerances or confined geometries require a narrow, round profile. Typical applications include cleaning up drilled holes, fitting round openings, smoothing burrs on pipe ends, and refining curved slots or keyways. The smooth cut grade is appropriate for final-stage finishing rather than aggressive stock removal. It is equally at home in a machine shop, a plumbing rough-in, or an HVAC sheet metal application.

Key Features

• Round cross-section at 5/32 inches diameter for access to small holes and curved surfaces
• Double cut pattern for efficient material removal with directional control
• Smooth cut coarseness for finishing and fine stock removal
• 4-inch file length suitable for close-quarters work
• Tang style end for use with a standard file handle
• American-pattern design compatible with conventional file handles widely used in trade applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard American-pattern round file for use with any compatible tang-style file handle sold separately. No specific system or equipment compatibility is stated for this part.

Installation Notes

Hand files are used without power and require no electrical shutoff or lockout procedure. Select a file handle that fits the tang securely before use to prevent hand injury. Apply consistent forward pressure on the cutting stroke and lift the file on the return stroke to preserve the cut teeth. Dispose of worn files according to local shop safety practices.