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Sorry David, I should have said Bahco files.I used Grobet files for years, but they seem to have lost their way; the last lot I used were very poor. You judge every saw file on the quality of the narrow gullet-cutting part which takes most of the stress and is the first part to begin to fracture. Having tried most of them over the years, Bahco are the best in terms of longevity that I've found nowadays.8 quid is about the average, give or take a bit for an un-handled Bahco file, from this well-respected supplier, though Tooled-Up are a little cheaper, but with a limited range of sizes.http://www.workshopheaven.com/cgi-bin/s ... PR=-1&TB=AAll best
Sorry David, I should have said Bahco files.
I used Grobet files for years, but they seem to have lost their way; the last lot I used were very poor. You judge every saw file on the quality of the narrow gullet-cutting part which takes most of the stress and is the first part to begin to fracture. Having tried most of them over the years, Bahco are the best in terms of longevity that I've found nowadays.
8 quid is about the average, give or take a bit for an un-handled Bahco file, from this well-respected supplier, though Tooled-Up are a little cheaper, but with a limited range of sizes.
http://www.workshopheaven.com/cgi-bin/s ... PR=-1&TB=A
All best
