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6-1/2" Die Sinker's Riffler File, Style 5, 0 Cut, Pippin New Vallorbe-Nicholson

$ 5.25

Availability: 24 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Coarseness: 0 Cut
  • Item Length: 6 1/2
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland
  • Type: Die Sinker Riffler
  • MPN: LR12955-0
  • Material: Carbon Steel
  • Cut: Double-Cut file
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Model: Style 5-0
  • Brand: Vallorbe - Glardon - Nicholson

    Description

    6-1/2" Die Sinker's Riffler File, Style 5, 0 Cut, Pippin New Vallorbe - Glardon - Nicholson
    Now free shipping!
    This style is LR12955 is Pippin in shape with a tapered point.  Very unique.
    Box just opened as you can see.
    Riffler Files
    are
    used by
    engravers, mold makers, jewelers, modelmakers, gunsmiths and machinists to file, shape and clean odd and difficult places and for other fine filing jobs.
    Die sinker’s riffler files are the smallest and most precise rifflers. They take their name from the dies used in stamping coins, and are favored by jewelry makers, instrument makers and sculptors.
    These files were manufactured for Nicholson by Vallorbe now owned by Glardon.  Made in Switzerland.  You know the quality and price.  So, you will not find a better file and price.  Offers in larger quantities accepted on lower price to help on shipping fees.
    Not just Swiss Pattern,
    Genuine Swiss Made
    Riffler Files!
    Glardon-Vallorbe Swiss Made Precision Files
    are manufactured to precise production standards, using a combination of machine cutting and hand craftsmanship to produce the most accurate, best cutting, and longest-lasting files in the world. They are made of the finest heat-tempered, chrome alloy steel and have the "right" feel, action and balanced desired by all true craftsmen.
    Glardon-Vallorbe Swiss Made Precision Files
    deliver superior performance on all metals. Simply the best you can buy!  Formerly distributed by Grobet USA under the brand name Grobet Swiss.
    Riffler files have a curve toward a point which makes them very useful for working in tight and curvy areas.  Use them to make a smooth clean finish that is ready for final polishing where marks and imperfections are found in otherwise hard to reach areas.