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Forums Forum list Search forums. Media New media New comments Search media. Resources Latest reviews Search resources. Members Current visitors Member search. Advertise Pay for Advertisements. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search. Forum list. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. French rasps Thread starter marinosr Start date Mar 31, Status Not open for further replies. Senior User. After using one of Phil Sopers hand-stitched French rasps a few months ago at his shop, Ive been wanting one but dithering about the cost. I finally bit the bullet after finding that theyre much cheaper if you order direct from France instead of going through LV or L-N. Amazing how you can convince yourself that something is a good deal. Savings on direct Auriou rasps vs. Also, I checked a customs schedule and theres no import duty on rasps. I imagine this is because the euro is in the tank. Happy abrading! KenOfCary Ken. Staff member. Corporate Member. Ive been ordering Liogier rasps, rifflers and floats directly from their website for a while now. It is definitely the way to go. They are made to order so take a couple weeks to arrive but thats not bad from France. They have flat rate shipping and are a great company to do business with. A very high quality hand-stitched product. Then got into more specifics. The basic set though, is a really good start as there are soooo many options to choose from. Woodmolds Tony. There was a discount code on Sawmill Creek. If you search there you may still be able to find it. Ive ordered twice and Im very satisfied with the quality of their products. I used the email contact on the page that Ken linked above. His web store has had issues for some time now and you cant order from it, but I emailed Noel Liogier contact at liogier-france. Click to expand Never had a problem ordering directly from their website myself, but its been a few months since I last ordered. Their customer service is excellent though so if you have any problems just email them as Richard mentioned and they will take care of you personally – the owner will be the one you deal with. Excellent service. They stand by their product and it is an excellent product as well. Highly recommended. The hand stitched rasps are just better than the production files I have in my shop. No question. I have had a chance to try just a few of the french handmade files and they are very nice. My frustration is the range of choices without being able to try the tools on wood. I have always wondered what size, shape and cut would serve me best? I am not about to plunk down dollars and have another dust collector in the shop. It would be nice to find out who has some of these files other than Ken, Phil and Richard. Size, cut and shape Maybe a bring your rasp along to the picnic for a show and tell? Dan, if you remind me shortly before the picnic Ill bring my collection. Bring some scrap to try them on as I expect the park will frown on us using the picnic tables for such. I first bought the mix of 3 rasps and 1 riffler mentioned on the page I linked to. I later bought a float from them may or may not be useful to you – a float will not cut into the sides as you smooth the face as it has no teeth on the edges. I then bought 2 versions that Liogier made to mimic the popular Nicholson American factory-made rasps I believe it was the Nicholson 62 and 63 rasps but could be wrong but in a hand-stitched version. Ive not been as enamored with them as with the initial purchase. The float has proven to be very useful, but is a different beast altogether. These are the most useful rasps that I own. The 10 grain 9 for rough work and the 8 grain 11 for finer detail. The rat-tail 8 grain 12 is very good for inside work. And the riffler 1, 7 grain 13 is perfect for those tiny details. All but the riffler which is double ended come with a nice fitting and comfortable handle. I have two Auriou rasps. The most used is the cabinet makers rasp 9 grain The other is a modelers rasp 7 grain 13 I purchased both of these used when one of our members was downsizing his shop. I will not say what I paid for them as it might make you mad. Ken, I believe those Nicholson rasps are the 49 and I bought a lifetime supply of them right before the manufacturer moved production offshore. I remember Liogier coming on one of the forums and asking if he should produce that version. Glad to hear he did. Im pretty happy with my U. Nicholson rasps but Ive heard these French ones are even better. If you think you can use one Id highly encourage trying them. Im always amazed at how much better they perform then machine made rasps. There just isnt any comparison between them. Thanks for the correction to my hopeless memory for details.
