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More proof to back up the simulation theory. 
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I'm not sure why my link isn't working.
Strangely enough it is today !!
Must of been a glitch in the matrix the other day?
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Yes that's the one.
Thanks for sorting that out. 
I'm not sure why my link isn't working.
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In reply to Post #4
Thanks for the reply and options. I was going to get one of the vallorbe cut 4 files but might look at other options now. Thanks
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In reply to Post #1
Black handled Jag file does the job just fine.
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A hand file is a parallel file, a pillar has a slow taper at the end.
You need to do some googling to research all the file types so you get the one you want.
I got some flat hand files, 1st cut (fine) from ebay for less than a fiver and they work just fine.
I also have this set of small files. £6.75 for six files.
The small "hand" file that is highlighted also does the job just fine, and you will have some other files for general diy stuff.
LINKY POO™ https://ebay.us/m/mb6Xnq
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Been looking at getting a new hook sharpening file. Seen the vallorbe Swiss file, not sure weather to get the pillar file or hand file? What's the difference between the two? Thanks
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