RUKO FRS-F 3.0mm Half-Round Cross-Cut Rasp File

Woodworkers and carpenters shaping soft materials will find this half-round rasp file an essential hand tool. Its curved face follows contours while the flat side handles straight edges, making it suitable for refining furniture joints, sculpting wood, and smoothing plaster or leather.

Key specifications

• Tool type: Rasp file
• File shape: Half-round (Rundbogen)
• Cut type: Cross-cut (Kreuzhieb)
• Cut grade: H2 (medium)
• Nominal blade length: 200 mm
• Overall length with tang: 320 mm
• Blade width (max): 20 mm
• Blade thickness (max): 7 mm
• Material: High carbon tool steel
• Tooth pattern: Milled rasp teeth
• Manufacturing standard: DIN 5168
• Surface finish: Bright / uncoated
• Recommended materials: Wood, soft plastics, plaster, leather
• Handle compatibility: Requires separate handle (tang design)

Why choose it

The cross-cut tooth pattern removes material quickly while leaving a controlled surface, and the half-round profile adapts to both concave and flat work. The high carbon steel holds its edge through repeated use on abrasive materials.

Ideal use cases

• Shaping and smoothing wooden workpieces
• Deburring and contouring soft plastics
• Roughing out plaster or filler before sanding
• Working leather edges and bevels

Good to know

This rasp file requires a separate handle for safe use. The tang is designed to fit standard file handles. The bright, uncoated finish allows easy cleaning of wood dust and debris.