Single cut, two square edges with teeth and tapered. Often in conjunction with a Flat or Hand file as a finishing file after the "hogging off" operation. The name came from their most common use in years gone by, sharpening saws in lumber mills.
| Warrensville File & Knife, Inc. | |
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| Product Category | Metal Files, Rasps, and Rifflers |
| Product Number | Mill Files |
