TOOLS


Strap & Belt Cutting & Hole Making Tools


Stone Setting Claw & Prong Lifting Tool


 Prong lifters are excellent to pull away claws separately without the risk of damaging your gemstones


 Simply place grooved slot over a claw according to size, pull towards yourself and see how easy it is to remove the claws and therefore your gemstone


Code P20859 Description


Stone Setting Claw & Prong Lifting Tool


UOM Price EACH £7.25


not allow the burr to cut any deeper, thus it keeps the seats even


 The set includes  depth collets 1 collet for settings 1/1ct to 1/ct and 1 depth collet for small prong cluster settings) and an Allen wrench


 se these depth collets to cut equal bearings in prong settings, gents rings which require hammer settings and baguette boxes


Code S36117 Description Stone Setting Depth Collets


UOM Price PACK*2


Stone Setting Faceting Stick Stone Setting Claw Making Tool


This is a great tool to ensure gemstones are accurately and evenly presented in a setting in a ring, particularly wedding bands.  The Stone Setting aceting Stick has eighteen grooves evenly spaced apart from the top to the bottom of the stick.


 A fast way of positioning stones on rings.  The taper of the ring stick covers sizes from A to .


How to use Take a look at the diagram of a typical wedding band and notice how the diamonds have been set spaced apart.


Stone Setting Claw Making Tool  1 piece outt in wooden box  8 x 8 x 3mm   wire holders  4 retaining tubes  1 main base  All accessories are blackened steel.  Sizes .1 to  Carats with 4, 6 & 8 prongs small or large.


How to se:  The required number of wires are inserted into the slots and then gripped by the retaining ring. The ends are to be soldered together.


 The retaining ring is then withdrawn.  The setting is removed and cut to the desired length.  All accessories are blackened steel.


Code C8677 Description UOM Price Stone Setting Claw Making Tool EACH Stone Setting Depth Collets £16.30


To achieve this place, the ring onto the Stone Setting aceting Stick. Eighteen grooves are lined vertically along the stick. Consider the amount of stones, their size and the preferred amount of space between each stone. sing a marker pen on the ring to create a template for setting, continue the lines from the aceting Stick onto the ring all the way along the band. To achieve the spacing of stones in the image below typically mark an  in every other segment the entire way around to denote where the stones are to be set. ow the ring is ready to set and the stones will be spaced evenly apart in a symmetrical pattern.


Diamond setting using the aceting Stick:  Aluminium body with a wooden handle  ength 8mm  Weight 1g


Code F4201 Description Stone Setting Faceting Stick


UOM Price EACH


£34.95 £3.95


Watch Strap & Belt Hole Punching Plier (Multi Size) - Maun


STRAP & BELT


CUTTING & HOLE MAKING TOOLS


Maun 3- eather Watch Strap “Multi Hole Punching Pliers.  Hole punching diameters: ., ., 3., 3., 4. & 4.mm


 Multi hole punches on a rotating wheel  Overal length mm  Suitable for Belts Holes and other eather Products


Code P4815 Description


Multi Hole Punching Plier, Maun 2230-200


UOM Price EACH £11.95


Watch Strap & Belt Hole Punching Plier (Single Size) - Maun


Maun eather Watch Strap Single Size Hole Punching Pliers.  Hole punching diameters: 1., 1.6, ., .4, .8 & 3.mm


 Overal length 1mm  Suitable for Belts Holes and other eather Products


Code


P31545 P4769


P31546 P31547 P31548 P31549


Collet Blocks & Plates


See Page 729 Description


Ø1.00mm Single Hole Plier Ø1.60mm Single Hole Plier Ø2.00mm Single Hole Plier Ø2.40mm Single Hole Plier Ø2.80mm Single Hole Plier Ø3.20mm Single Hole Plier


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


£6.95 £6.95 £6.95 £6.95 £6.95 £6.95


Watch Strap Cutting Plier for “Quick Release” Spring Bars - Bergeon


 This setting tool saves time and allows you to cut precise bearing seats


 You simply slide the shank of your setting burr through the “Depth Collet until you reach the desired depth at which you want to cut the seat


 Tighten with the Allen wrench  Insert your burr with the depth collet attached) into your micromotor / pendant drill. The depth collet will


Soft Vice Jaws See Page 899


“uick Release Spring Bars for the atest European eather Straps: Spring Bars Item umber S1918 Set)


Bergeon 3 - Cutting Plier


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