Bahco 5 Piece Ergo Engineers File Set 10
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Price: £50.95
Brand: Bahco
Description: Bahco 5 Piece ERGO™ Engineering File Set. All files are fitted with a two-component handle for maximum comfort and an excellent grip Developed according to the scientific ERGO™ process. Supplied in a cardboard outer display packaging containing plastic roll-up wallet. Contains: 1 x 1-210-10-1-2 Half-Round Bastard Cut File 250mm (10in)1 x 1-230-10-1-2 Round Bastard Cut File 250mm (10in)1 x 1-100-10-1-2 Flat Bastard Cut File 250mm (10in)1 x 1-100-10-2-2 Flat Second Cut File 250mm (10in)1 x 1-160-10-1-2 Square Bastard File 250mm (10in) Additional Information: ● Cut: Mixed ● Length: 250mm. Bahco 5 Piece Ergo Engineers File Set 10 - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Diy
Merchant: My Tool Shed
Product ID: 149507
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 7311518241995
RRP: 126.35
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Author: Happy camper
Rating: 5
Review: Very good quality, They rip though steel like knobodys Business ????
Author: Alexander
Rating: 3
Review: As many Amazon reviewers of Bahco products have noted, the quality has deteriorated massively since their manufacture moved out of Sweden. These files were made in Portugal, and they should have stayed there! They are certainly better than the average off-the-shelf files sold in DIY stores and suchlike, but they are neither sharp enough nor tough enough for the price charged. They are barely adequate on mild steel, and for anything harder than that - well forget it. It is doubtful if they would last more than a month in a busy engineering workshop before being binned.
