Nicholson saw files still no good
Nicholson edge fracture failure I want to resurrect my article posted a few months back warning people NOT TO BUY Nicholson saw files from any sources such as The Home…
Nicholson edge fracture failure I want to resurrect my article posted a few months back warning people NOT TO BUY Nicholson saw files from any sources such as The Home…
…if you are new to saw filing and you picked up a Nicholson saw file for the first time to sharpen your saw you might think that the problem is…
…in the Nicholson files and I am not. So my thoughts on files are that as far as a decent file goes I have found other makers of saw files…
…as the old Nicholson’s. We are not comparing apples for apples here.The files I tried were of course saw files and I used a couple of the files recognizing that…
Saw files from Nicholson Files and The Home Depot I recently slated Nicholson and Home Depot for the low grade files Nicholson have now become as they transfer their file…
…or $6 USD, these files actually fare pretty well. If a Nicholson saw file fractures in use after say three saws, that makes sharpening £1.33 or $2 per saw. The…
…you about quality files I have used on and off for years now. Nope, don’t wind me up, their not Nicholson any more. They are pretty bad as files go—about…
…it. In conclusion you only need two files, or three if you want to sharpen a 16tpi saw as well. https://commonwoodworking.com/saw-files/ Why is sizing saw files so complicated? Using too…
I almost forgot, well, actually, I did forget. I meant to mention that I have used the Nicholson files for decades and then ran out of my stock of files….
…to redeem themselves from now manufacturing such low grade saw files, I was glad to set up the saws and start filing, and file I did. The school’s saws I…