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The Bahco 4-187-05-2-0 Extra Slim Taper Sawfile is a 5-inch tool designed for precision and durability, making it an essential addition to any professional's toolkit. Its ergonomic design ensures comfort during use, while its compact size allows for easy portability.
Manufacturer | Bahco |
Part Number | BAH1875 |
Item Weight | 0.64 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 0.24 x 0.24 inches |
Item model number | BH4-187-05-2-0 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 5In |
Color | Multi |
Style | Compact |
Power Source | Ac |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Included Components | Extra Slim Taper Sawfile 4-187-05-2-0 125mm (5in) |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
M**C
1st choice for reliable performance over many years
I prefer to buy Bahco wherever possible as they are always long lasting and faultless quality. I’ve no hesitation in saying I expect this new one to perform perfectly and last just as long as all my others... it certainly performs as well so far.I’m not a professional user but over 20+ years of using a variety of tools and brands on personal DIY and some craft projects, all other brands are being replaced with Bahco files.I use one or another of my files at least twice a week, for at least a few hours at a time, and I have found my current Bahco files are practically as good as new after at least 5 years. I try to look after them, cleaning often with a light brushing of WD40 on a nail-brush (kept specifically for this), or if they get deeply clogged I brush with soapy water. Hard to clear particles are removed by overnight soaking in a bowl of water with a capful of bio-laundry liquid (dissolve laundry liquid in hot water before putting the files in).*I use an assortment of files and cuts on a variety of surfaces, some of which are:III Metal - steel, brass, copper, gold and silverIII Wood - always hardwood, most often sheesham, which in my opinion develops a lovely satin finish when filed smoothIII Stones and minerals - I filed some linear decoration on a rough lump of green onyx, plus a satin-finished panel for a monogram. I loved the finish against the rough onyx but the client decided to change it to gloss, which involved polishing paste and increasingly fine file grades (and hours of work). All this work had no impact whatsoever on the files.III Personal care (honest!) - In addition to the usual purposes of a metal file, I actually use a few favourite Bahco files for filing my nails, pretty much daily. My nails are very soft, easily broken and have two permanently deformed nailbeds that need filing to stop them growing into horizontal bumpy ridges. I gently file the nail smooth in stages over a few days, then a half-round file to finish the tips of my nails. Far better and infinitely smoother than emery boards and expensive glass nail files wear out too quickly.So after that alternative use for a high quality metal file, I will finish by adding that as long as the quality remains, and I have the money, I will continue buying these.Ps. I realise I have written a lot so I’d like to add that I have not been asked to review this by anyone, paid or unpaid, neither do I know anyone connected to Bahco. I’m just an honest person who appreciates quality over quantity.*After any cleaning that involves water rust could develop - as with all uncoated metals - so they must be carefully dried and have a careful coating of WD40 brushed ALL OVER and INTO ALL GROOVES, afterwards carefully wiping off excess with soft cloth.
R**T
sharp: an excellent file
I have never bought a Bahco file that has been less than excellent and this is no exception. You can buy or make a handle for it, if you like or use it without, it works just as well. I bought this to sharpen tenon and dovetail saws, so 12 teeth per inch, and it makes short work sharpening even the old tools I buy for restoration work. A fine wire brush, in addition to the file, helps to keep the teeth clean and free from filings.
P**N
very good
very good for the price
A**H
Good for sharpening hand saws
Worked well on my old hand saw
G**G
Nice and sharp, wears well
Good saw file that lasts well.I have completely recut the teeth on one saw with this and it is still good enough to sharpen.
C**E
had problems getting the correct one delivered.
had problems getting the correct one delivered. and expensive
C**Y
Good value
Used for resharpening teeth on an old Ripsaw came upto expectation
C**E
Ideal for sharpening tenon saws
These are excellent saw files, with the required six cutting faces to do both the teeth and the gullet at the same time. Not had them long enough to say how long they stay sharp, but I have not noticed any drop in performance over two tenon saws
P**.
well-made and sharp
I used it for what I think is the intended purpose, namely sharpening a saw. The file is fine enough, perhaps a little too fine. It's not ideal for holding in two hands and the handle end, if you can call it that, gets uncomfortable after a while. I am aware this is not a fault of this file, it's just the way these files are. Still 4 stars because it does what it needs to.
D**D
Works on my Veritas dovetail saw
Good file
N**R
Great file.
Worked great. Sharpened my first back saw wonderfully. It now cuts like a new one.
P**Y
Happy
Very pleased with this file. Does just what I needed it to do and leaves a good finish.
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