Friedrich Dick Three-Square Riffler File, #2

This Friedrich Dick Style #22, three-square (triangle) riffler file is ideal for accessing hard-to-reach areas and contoured surfaces; use it for filing corners, edges, sharp angles and creases or folds, or for shaping the prongs on marquise- or pear-cut settings. It's double-ended, maximizing the available cutting area of the file, is uniform in width and thickness and tapers to a fine point, and features teeth on the outer, convex surfaces. This file is German Cut #2. German-cut files are graded by the number of teeth, counting teeth parallel to the long axis of the file. German cuts start coarser than Swiss and go finer, offering more increments for more precise cutting. In all cut styles, the higher the number, the finer its cut. Riffler files are double-ended with a smooth handle area between the two ends and are manufactured in a variety of shapes and profiles. Among the finest jewelers' files in the world, Friedrich Dick files are made of tough chrome/tool steel alloy and precisely machined to yield sharp corners and fine points. These files have deep-cut teeth that provide efficient, uniform stock removal and are 66–67 HRC hardness for exceptional service with minimal care.

• Price Per Unit: Priced per Each
• Dimensions: 150mm
• Type: Riffler
• German Cut Number: #2
• Shape: Three-square
• Swiss Cut: #1
• Cutting Surface Dimension: 1.18"L (29.97mm)
• Brand: Friedrich Dick
• Shipping Weight: 0.453 ounces (12.842g)
• Country Of Origin: Switzerland
• Weight: 0.013 kg