Warding files are essential for hand filing safe deposit keys, warded padlock keys, and lever keys. Bastard cut is a rough cut. Ideal for removing material quickly.

Center Punch by Grobet USA Used to make small dent as starting point for drill Made of steel. Knurled handle for firm grip

Warding files are essential for hand filing safe deposit keys, warded padlock keys, and lever keys. Bastard cut is a rough cut. Ideal for removing material quickly.

Unbreakable plastic, with a textured surface for a non-slip grip. Specially shaped to fit the hand for working comfort, even over long periods. Hole at the top permits convenient hang-up storage. Tang-gripping insert is tempered metal, with two...

Some locksmiths prefer round files for impressioning--they are much lower in cost and can still produce a quality key. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Unbreakable plastic, with a textured surface for a non-slip grip. Specially shaped to fit the hand for working comfort, even over long periods. Hole at the top permits convenient hang-up storage. Tang-gripping insert is tempered metal, with two...

Grobet 6 piece file set in a heavy duty canvas carrying case createdespecially for locksmiths. Included in the set: 6" round file with #4 cut 6" pippin file with #4 cut 6" warding file bastard cut 6" Warding file smooth cut Pin tumbler...

This kit combines commonly used locksmith files and even includes pin tweezers. Comes in a roll-up carrying case. Locksmith files include: Four warding files: 4"” bastard 6”" bastard 4”" #2 cut 6”" #2 cut Two 6"” round files: #2 cut #4 cut (1/4”" dia...

Restore files by unclogging metal particles lodged in the millings. Steel wire bristles mounted on wood back and handle. Approximately 10” overall. 

Pippin files make great impressioning files. You are able to make flat, rounded, and tapered cuts all with the same file. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Warding files are essential for hand filing safe deposit keys, warded padlock keys, and lever keys. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Some locksmiths prefer round files for impressioning--they are much lower in cost and can still produce a quality key. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Some locksmiths prefer round files for impressioning--they are much lower in cost and can still produce a quality key. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Warding files are essential for hand filing safe deposit keys, warded padlock keys, and lever keys. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Some locksmiths prefer round files for impressioning--they are much lower in cost and can still produce a quality key. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Pippin files make great impressioning files. You are able to make flat, rounded, and tapered cuts all with the same file. Remember, the higher the number (0-2-4) assigned to the file, the finer the cut will be.

Regular pillar file - #6 cut.