Diamond Iron File Set

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Key features and benefits

Abrasive Material: Diamond files are manufactured by electroplating diamond particles onto steel blanks using nickel.
Cutting Action: Unlike traditional files with teeth that only cut in one direction, diamond files have diamond grit surfaces, allowing them to cut efficiently in all directions (push, pull, sideways, twisting motions), offering faster material removal and smoother finishes.
Durability and Longevity: The hardness of diamonds makes them highly durable and resistant to wear, especially when used wet.
Versatility: Diamond files come in various shapes and sizes (flat, round, half-round, square, needle, etc.) to suit diverse applications and intricate work areas.
Grit Sizes: Diamond files are categorized by grit sizes, similar to sandpaper. A higher grit number indicates smaller diamond particles and a finer finish. Common grit ranges include 120-900, with 600 or 900 grit often recommended for finer tasks.