Cousins 2014 Tools Catalogue

Forming Tools

TOOLS

185036 185038

Cut 6, 75mm (3”) CL Cut 8, 75mm (3”) CL

Pivot File & Burnisher, Vallorbe Swiss

 allorbe 311  6mm x 3mm  eft Angle  18mm engt

Code 3211 Description

6.0mm Left Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

UOM Price EACH £60.65

 Traditional nglis type anvils Anvil Mini T Shape

6.0mm Right Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

EACH EACH

£36.65 £36.65

6.0mm Left Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

Horn, Round Base

 allorbe 31  6mm x 3mm  igt Angle  18mm engt

Code 3212 Description

6.0mm Right Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

UOM Price EACH £60.65

 mall and compact, and old it or place in mini vice see code3981 for our full range) or drive it into a stump adapted to a ardy ole and benc bloc

Pivot File & Burnisher - Vallorbe Swiss

 The diagrams are as if holding the tool to use, looking down the le or burnisher

 Each le and burnisher have one rounded safety edge

4.5mm Left Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

FORMING TOOLS ANVILS

 allorbe 31  4mm x mm  eft Angle  18mm engt

Code 3215 Description

4.5mm Left Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

UOM Price EACH £71.50

An anvil is an important bench craft persons basic tool, a block with a hard surface on which another object is struck. The inertia of the anvil allows the energy of the striking tool to be transferred to the work piece. In most cases the anvil is used as a forming tool. Before the advent of modern soldering/ welding technology, it was a primary tool of metal workers. Because anvils are very ancient tools and were at one time very commonplace, they have also acquired symbolic meaning beyond their use as utilitarian objects.

4.5mm Right Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

We have large selection of anvils in stock from mini to large made from best grade steels and exceptional polished nishing.

 allorbe 316  4mm x mm  igt Angle  18mm engt

Code 3216 Description

4.5mm Right Angle, Pivot File & Burnisher

UOM Price EACH £71.50

Abrasive Blocks See Page 932

Bench Peg & Forming Kit

See Page 533

The majority of our anvils also have a pritchel hole. A pritchel hole is a round hole in an anvil. Its primary purpose is to provide clearance for punching tools, but it can also be used to hold tools that have round shanks. Pritchel tools are tools such as punches whose functions do not require them to be held at a particular orientation.

 ade from cast iron  Blacened coated nis  Tin orned one side rounded, oter soulder suared and it planising top face

 Traditional sape popular  ie: 9 x 8 x 1mm  eigt: 8 grams

Code A34914 Description Anvil Mini T Shape Bench Anvil

UOM Price EACH

£2.95

 ade from cast iron  olised nis  Traditional single at ide orn it rounded soulder

 ice sie planising face mm x 4mm  ie: 13 x 43 x mm  eigt: 9 grams

Code A34912

Description Bench Anvil

UOM Price EACH

£5.85

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