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Alternative Views:	In machine shops it is used as a general purpose file as well as for draw filing, lathe work, and finishing operations on hard materials. The most common shape, Mill files are rectangular in cross section and taper slightly in both width and thickness from tang to end. Often used in conjunction with a flat or hand file as a finishing file after the "hogging off" operation. For jobs that do not require the accuracy of Swiss Precision Files, American Pattern Files will provide the best results. Lengths given are length of cut only, exclusive of tangs. Length Width x Thickness Available Cuts 6" 5/8" x 5/32" Bastard, Second, Smooth 8" 25/32" x 7/32" Bastard, Second, Smooth 10" 31/32" x 1/4" Bastard, Second, Smooth 12" 15/32" x 7/32" Bastard, Second, Smooth

Item# Item Name Our Price Qty Add 770-0617 Mill (6" Bastard) $4.44 770-0618 Mill (6" Second) $4.84 770-0619 Mill (6" Smooth) $7.48 770-0817 Mill (8" Bastard) $5.75 770-0818 Mill (8" Second) $5.97 770-0819 Mill (8" Smooth) $6.80 770-1017 Mill (10" Bastard) $7.94 770-1018 Mill (10" Second) $8.09 770-1019 Mill (10" Smooth) $9.15 770-1217 Mill (12" Bastard) $11.72 770-1218 Mill (12" Second) $10.96 770-1219 Mill (12" Smooth) $11.04 Check the items you wish to purchase, then click Instructions: The cut of the file refers to how fine its teeth are. They are defined as, from roughest to smoothest: bastard, second, and smooth. Comparison of Cuts: American Bastard Cut —is equivalent to— Swiss 00 Cut American Second Cut —is equivalent to— Swiss 0 Cut American Smooth Cut —is equivalent to— Swiss 2 Cut

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