STEEL BURRS, A*F SWISS & BUCSH (04) Large Cylinder
(10) Small Shallow Inverted Cone
• Extra Large Cylinder • 6mm x 11mm
Code 11935004 Description (04) Large Cylinder EACH
UOM Price £9.10
(05) Round Nose Large Tapered Cylinder
• Small Shallow Inverted Cone • 4mm x 0.8mm
Code 11935010 Description (10) Small Shallow Inverted Cone EACH
UOM Price £4.95
(11) Medium Inverted Cone
• Medium Inverted Cone • 2.5mm x 2mm Code
Description
• Round Nose Extra Large Tapered Cylinder • 7mm x 12mm
Code 11935005 Description
(05) Round Nose Large Tapered Cylinder
(06) Parallel
• Parallel • 3mm x 10mm Code
11935006 UOM Price EACH £12.20 (12) Small Inverted Cone
• Small Inverted Cone • 2mm x 1.6mm Code
11935012
Description (06) Parallel
EACH
UOM Price £5.25
(07) Medium Tapered Point
• Medium Tapered Point • 2mm x 8mm Code
Description 11935007 (07) Medium Tapered Point
STEEL BURRS, A*F SWISS & BUCSH
EACH (08) Small Tapered Point
• Small Tapered Point • 1.5mm x 4.5mm Code
11935008
UOM Price £3.95
Ball (A*F 119.300) Most Popular 11935011 (11) Medium Inverted Cone
working practices when they use Cousins Material House steel burrs.
Ball Burrs: the most popular steel burrs used in jewellery stone setting, with its all round shape
Bearing Cutter 90° Burrs: the angle of this burr
Bud tapered burrs: very popular for forming channel setting grooves, particularly on wedding rings.
Concave Cutter Cup Burrs: to round off end points of various sizes of metal, for example on a claw set ring.
Flame burrs: very useful to open out casting crevice).
UOM Price £3.95
EACH
Knife Edge Cutting Burr: perfectly textures deep grooves on jewellery.
Description (12) Small Inverted Cone
EACH
UOM Price £3.95
• A*F 119.300 • Ø2.35mm Shank • Most popular • Coarse serrations
Ball burrs are the most popular steel burrs used in jewellery stone setting, with its all round shape you can open out stone setting mounts accurately and with speed. Use ball drills on round gemstones, particularly ideal for diamond
setting.The gemstone culet and girdle sit well within the bored hole ready for the stone to be secured using gravers/burnishers.
Smaller size ball drills are very useful for claw and channel setting, grooving on the prongs is recommended so the girdle slots and ready to push over. When channel setting, groove the side walls ready for the girdle to sit into the setting.
Code Description Description (08) Small Tapered Point EACH
UOM Price £5.10
(09) Shallow Inverted Cone
A*F and Busch burrs are made in the EU which embrace exceptional quality and cutting shape edge superiority, expect only the best • Some of the popular style stone steel burr shapes are used for setting
• Shallow Inverted Cone • 6mm x 1.6mm
Code 11935009 Description (09) Shallow Inverted Cone EACH
UOM Price £5.45
• We stock a wide variety of sizes and shapes which cater for all your stone settings needs
• See the associated links for an excellent choice of practical stone setting books and equipment. We also recommend if you have not stone set before attend a course
• Various courses are available around the country at various colleges and universities. Remember practice is essential to become a quality stone setter
• Burrs are also popular for use when engraving, texturing and grinding.
• We have put some popular styles of setting/ 714 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER
119300005 Ø0.50mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300006 Ø0.60mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300007 Ø0.70mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300008 Ø0.80mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300009 Ø0.90mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300010 Ø1.00mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300011 Ø1.10mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300012 Ø1.20mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300013 Ø1.30mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300014 Ø1.40mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300015 Ø1.50mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300016 Ø1.60mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300017 Ø1.70mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300018 Ø1.80mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300019 Ø1.90mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300020 Ø2.00mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300021 Ø2.10mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300022 Ø2.20mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300023 Ø2.30mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300024 Ø2.40mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300025 Ø2.50mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300026 Ø2.60mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300027 Ø2.70mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300028 Ø2.80mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300029 Ø2.90mm Burr, A*F Swiss 119300030 Ø3.00mm Burr, A*F Swiss
UOM Price EACH
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