Crescent Nicholson Horse Rasp Tanged Half File - 350mm - 18057N


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The Crescent Nicholson 18057N Horse Rasp is a professional-grade tool designed for farriers and woodworkers who require efficient material removal and precise shaping. Measuring 350mm (14 inches) in length, it offers the leverage needed for heavy-duty tasks; however, it is a specialized tool that requires proper handling technique to prevent gouging or uneven surfacing during aggressive rasping.
| Model Part Number | 18057N |
|---|---|
| Brand | Crescent Nicholson |
It is designed for aggressive material removal, specifically for farriery and heavy woodworking.
Yes, one side features aggressive rasp teeth, while the reverse side has file teeth for smoothing.
No, the 18057N is a tanged file, meaning you must provide a compatible handle for safe use.
The rasp measures 350mm, which is approximately 14 inches, excluding the tang.
Yes, it is specifically engineered to handle the thermal demands of hot rasping applications.
Keep the tool dry and apply a thin layer of machine oil if storing for long periods in a damp environment.
Use a specialized file card or stiff wire brush to clear particles from between the teeth after every few strokes.
Ensure the rasp is being held at the correct angle. If the teeth are dull, the file has reached the end of its service life and should be replaced.
Check that the tang is fully seated into a properly sized handle to ensure a firm, balanced grip.
To begin, ensure the rasp is securely fitted with a compatible handle that fits the tang, as this is essential for safety and leverage control. For care, keep the rasp clean using a file card or wire brush to remove debris, which prevents clogging and maintains cutting efficiency. Avoid storing the rasp in humid environments to prevent corrosion. When not in use, store it in a tool roll or on a rack rather than loose in a toolbox where teeth can strike other hardened steel tools.