Crescent Nicholson 150mm Warding Bastard File

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Description & Specs

The Crescent Nicholson warding file has a thin, tapered profile and coarse bastard cut for filing narrow slots and tight spaces.

  • Length: 150mm (6")
  • Profile: warding (flat)
  • Tooth coarseness: bastard
  • Tooth cut: double cut
  • Tapered: Yes
  • Material: steel with ABS handle
  • Model: 916664C

Its slim shape makes it ideal for filing keyways, narrow grooves and slots where a standard flat file won't fit.

More about this product

Crescent Nicholson 150mm 6 File Warding Bastard is a dual-sided file designed for locksmiths to create ward notches in keys and access narrow spaces.

The Crescent Nicholson 150mm 6 File Warding Bastard is specifically engineered for locksmiths, facilitating the repair and filing of ward notches in keys. Its thin rectangular design allows for effective use in confined areas, while the dual-sided flat file enhances versatility. The handle is constructed from dual materials, providing a soft surface that minimises hand fatigue during prolonged use. Additionally, a hang hole is included for convenient tool organisation, making it an essential tool for professionals in the locksmithing field.

Features

  • Designed for locksmiths to create ward notches in keys.
  • Two-sided flat file for versatile applications.
  • Dual material handle reduces user hand fatigue.
  • Hang hole for easy tool organisation.
  • Thin rectangular shape suitable for narrow spaces.

Specifications

Dimensions (W x H x D) 25mm x 25mm x 200mm
Weight 0.25kg
Material Steel/ABS
Colour Other
Model Number 916664C
Volume/Size 150mm / 6"

The Crescent Nicholson 150mm 6 File Warding Bastard is an essential tool for locksmiths.

Questions & Answers

What is a warding file used for?

Its thin, tapered shape suits filing narrow slots and tight spaces.

How coarse is it?

It has a bastard cut with double cut teeth.

How long is the file?

It is 150mm (6 inches) long.

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