INVENTA Standard Tools AT BUDGET PRICES! Cutting, Marking Out Tools
1. Safety Ruler Used with craft knives and paper cutters as a straight edge for cutting paper and card.
1542-114C $30
2. Junior Hacksaw Young children find this saw easy to use. It has a strong frame, which prevents the blade from twisting.
1542-116C
3. Wire Stripper 1542-200C
$15 $40 3
4. Tri-Square This square is designed for the purpose: it’s light weight and it’s perfectly sized for 10mm wood strip and link strip.
1542-115C $25 Tools For Making Holes
5. Hand Drill (included 5 and 6mm drill bit)
This drill has the gears enclosed. It’s high gear ratio, made from high quality gears, makes it easy for the frailest child to turn. 1542-123C
$215 6. Reamer Drill
Used to enlarge holes in Inventa components so that they spin on 5mm diameter dowel.
1542-126C Young Engineer $28
7. Paper Drill Used to “drill” 6mm holes in paper, card or plastic sheet. Can be used with thick materials; holes can be positioned anywhere.
1542-128C $136 holes can be positioned anywhere
“We recommend tools only if: a. They’re safe;
b. Children find them easy to use and control, and achieve quality outcomes with them; c. They support design and make activities and promote the development of skills and craftsmanship; d. They lay the foundation for future technical education and e. They’re good value for money.”
Dave Catlin, Managing Director, Valiant Technology 7 5 6 4
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