Cal Van Tools 693 Ignition Point Review

Not many ignition points left and not many people know how to make one. Really good for breaking sharp edges and corners in milling and turning work, especially on small parts. Have safe edges.

There aren't many people these days who understand the value of filing ignition points, relay contacts and the like. I'm one of those people. Also, there aren't many manufacturers making bitfiles for this purpose anymore, so it's good to find them. These files work very well and each one should be kept for most of its lifespan. Take good care of her; Make a paper sleeve for each individual file so the teeth don't dull when the files hit each other or other tools in your kit.

Yes, the files are the same. The problem with these things is that you never seem to find them when you absolutely need them. They're too small to get lost in your usual filing spot and too long for your wife's jewelry box. I've been buying and losing this classic file configuration for 70 years and like regular pliers they just disappear. YOU JUST HAVE TO FIND ONE TIME TO GUESS THAT HAS TWO OF THEM AND CAN ONLY FIND THE ONE THAT THEY HAVE HIDDEN IN THE PLACE WHERE THEY KEEP SUCH SECURE THINGS…