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Old 01-25-2005, 10:34 PM   #1
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Hey do you remember that old song about route 66? Ever driven on any of the old highway? Do you have any idea what I'm talking about?

Well maybe you will do better at tellling us what these are for.... 100 points to the first correct answer.

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Old 01-26-2005, 02:13 AM   #2
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Rifflers for filing in tight spots and unusual shapes.
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Route 66 and # 66. Maybe a coincidence?
Being a retired Toolmaker, we used these files mainly on metal and mold making. Brings back some memories that have been FILED away.
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They are procesion rasps for filing metal and wood work. They work great for refinishing of furniture for the hard to get in places to sand or scrape.
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Rifflers for filing in tight spots and unusual shapes.
That's not to bad.... they work good on fretwork or jigsaw cut outs, generally used for the "tight spot" or "unusual shape". These are for wood and have a bit of a more agressive cut then needle files etc.

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Route 66 and # 66. Maybe a coincidence?
Being a retired Toolmaker, we used these files mainly on metal and mold making. Brings back some memories that have been FILED away.
I figured at least some one would get the #66 and my going on about a highway..... Good one on the Filed away!

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They are procesion rasps for filing metal and wood work. They work great for refinishing of furniture for the hard to get in places to sand or scrape.
Good answer!

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