Good files for the money
351895
Good files for the money.  I've only made two nuts so far with these files, and both came out looking good and working well.  The cut seems smooth enough to need little polishing.  If the slots are too deep I found that I bottomed out on the smooth edges of the tapered files.  This is probably OK since the nut slots should not be so deep.
2837804
I love these harddrives. They're durable and have utility and they're relatively inexpensive. The only thing better for external storage is something with flash memory/ solid state but they're expensive.
2512519
My grandfather only sold Nicholson files in his hardware store, so I always used the brand. Once I bought a set of off-brand files to have around and, like all big box buys, they were made to sell at the lowest price not to do any serious filing. So, for anew project I'm investing a little more in a good files. I bought three grades of Nicholson files to use filing knife blades.
1106704
These do just as they say.. They hold my files well and seem to be of a pretty good quality. I like that the hooks are attached to the files and that they can adjust to fit files of all thicknesses.
1029932
This unit is functional. So far, it has nicely converted some of my old cassette tapes to MP3 format. I purchased a couple of records that were not available on CD. One was an old 45 rpm single (7"), the other an album. Both played well, and I was also able to convert them to MP3 files as well. The sound quality is alright, but not exceptional on the built-in speakers. I have not tried yet to hook this unit up to my bigger speakers, but likely this will improve the sound. For the money, this unit was a good deal and works just fine for my needs. If you are a real audiophile that is looking for some great sound and conversions to MP3, one would have to pay more than this. But, as I said, it is satisfactory for me.
78336
These Smead File Jackets come in handy for larger files, and keeps important large collections together.  Also reasonably priced.
4853001
What's to say - they are file folders. Colors pretty much as depicted. Would rather have mix of 1/3 cut, but these seemed to be the best combination of amount, color, price, etc.
2550512
I needed some fret files and I figured for the price I could try this set over a single file from Stew-Mac for the same price.

I've used them, so far, on a couple electric guitars, acoustic guitars, and even a ukulele.

They've done the job perfectly. Pretty good little set. The case is terrible and the handles are just a little cast plastic, but the files themselves have done exactly what I needed them to.
1255969
Nice set of small files to get into those small spaces
3011310
These are inexpensive and work.  I buy them every year to create a permanent archive of my most important computer folders.
604602
For the price you can't really complain. It you need files for frequent use step up to something better.
225920
I just received these today and pulled a random sample from the 100 pack. We are going to use them to put MP3 files for continuous playing of a healing CD and needed an inexpensive flash drive for the players. The files only are about 100MB but for the price you can get 8GB instead of a much smaller 1 GB drive that costs almost as much. So if you need a bulk number of flash drives, these are definitely the ones.

They are very solid and well constructed. The black portion is rubberized and the silver portion has an aluminum look and feel. The swivel action is smooth and tight. The key ring loop on the end should fit all but very thick rings. Overall, I'm impressed with the high quality look and feel but the main thing that I was concerned about was the write and read performance.

Using Check Flash ver 1.16.2 the random sample that I pulled writes at 13.5MB/s and reads at 20.2MB/s. Impressive for the price. There were no errors on the flash drive when doing a burn test. The space shows 8,126,484k so it's slightly over 8GB.

I copied 4.02GB in four files averaging a gig each in a total of five minutes and six seconds. That means it will take approximately 10 minutes to fill up the entire 8GB drive with large files such as movie files. Small files will take longer due to the fact that each file takes time to separately access. I copied over 1,500 MP3 music files and the speed dropped to 10MB/s but overall that is a very decent write speed.

Each side of the drive has enough flat space to easily put a 1/2 or 5/8 inch high by one inch wide label. The label in the picture was printed on a label printer with 1/2 inch label tape and works well on the drive.

There is a VERY SMALL and WEAK LED activity light in the end of the drive. That's the only small con. You definitely won't be blinded by it's brilliance but you can at least see when the drive is being accessed if you look hard enough.

At $4 each for 100, for the price, performance and cosmetic quality and feel, these drives are an EXCELLENT value.
1668018
A nice file folder with fasteners to keep our papers secure and in order. These seem designed for relatively small files rather than giant ones , but they should be more than adequate for most routine needs.
2446565
These are two inexpensive, fairly large in Gigs thumb drives that I have used all the time. Lots of pages of text can be stored and that is what I was after.
3165353
Great deal for the price! Worked out to just over a dollar per file, and they work great. The diamonds are plated on and will eventually fall off, but for this price I can just buy new ones every year or so and have nice new sharp files at all times.
543896
Simple and effective file set exactly what I needed even came in case to keep the files organized.
1728485
Very very fine grain file. Almost too fine for my purposes. I does have a good feel to it, not junk