المبرد الفولاذي المسطح من توتال موديل (THT91186)

Material: high carbon steel. Cut: coarse. Use: heavy duty filing for metal and wood. Durability: built for long lasting use.

Ideal for deburring metal edges, shaping pipes or hardware, smoothing rough edges, and quickly removing material on wooden components like furniture parts and trim.

Secure your workpiece, grip the file firmly, and make steady, even strokes in one direction. Apply consistent pressure, keep the file clean from filings, and for metal work consider light lubrication. Store it in a dry place to prevent rust.

Wear safety glasses and gloves, clamp the workpiece, keep fingers away from the file edge, work in a well lit area, and clean up filings after use to prevent slips.

If you’re considering alternatives on Fepy, you can check: Total THT91185 Flat Steel File at https://fepy.com/product/total-tht91185-flat-steel-file, Total THT91187 Flat Steel File at https://fepy.com/product/total-tht91187-flat-steel-file, and Total THT91188 Flat Steel File at https://fepy.com/product/total-tht91188-flat-steel-file. These provide similar high‑carbon steel builds with varying cut types for different finishing needs.

Yes. The coarse cut is suitable for both metal and wood tasks, though for finer finishing in wood you might prefer a finer cut file.

For a smoother finish, look for a fine-cut or second-cut file. The THT91186 is designed for rapid material removal, so pair it with a finer file later in your workflow for finishing touches.

It’s built for long‑term use thanks to the high carbon steel composition. Actual lifespan depends on frequency of use, materials being worked, and maintenance, but proper care will extend its life.

After use, brush off or wipe away filings, lightly oil the blade to prevent rust, and store in a dry place away from moisture.

Yes, you can return the item within the standard return window if it’s unused and in its original condition.

It serves as a versatile core tool for rapid material removal and shaping. Use it early in a project for roughing and deburring, then switch to finer files or rasps for finishing to achieve a clean, precise surface.