GRAVERS, SCORPERS, SCRAPERS & DEBURRING Graver, Flat Edge
stones in a row or cluster. The appropriate size relates to the spacing of the stone(s), the amount of metal to be removed and the size of the gemstone.
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 80mm • High Speed Steel (HSS)
Flat Edge - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss (0401) or Unbranded
The Flat Edge Graver is used to cut out parallel curves and lines when engraving, chasing, decorating or sculpting. A professional stone setter will always ‘bright cut’* prior to setting an open back type setting; such as between peg clusters or along the channel before base will act as a mirror to enhance the stones sparkle. Additionally, jewellers often rhodium plate over the ring mount after the ‘bright cut’ process especially when setting diamonds.
*Bright cut – the action of cutting the surface of the area where the stone is to be set, in order to enhance the stone.
pulling the graver back creates an old fashioned and impressive textured effect on the surface.
• Furthermore, illusion settings enhance the appearance of small stones, making them seem bigger. By cutting facets on the illusion plate (around sparkle of the stone.
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 80mm • High Speed Steel (HSS) = Length 65mm
• Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded Code
Description G45792 A = 0.20mm (No.2) HSS
UOM Price EACH
• Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded Code
Description
G45816 G45817 G45818 G45819 G45820
A = 1.16mm HSS A = 1.24mm HSS A = 1.35mm HSS A = 1.45mm HSS A = 1.50mm HSS
0406WS18 A = 1.80mm WS, Vallorbe 0406WS20 A = 2.00mm WS, Vallorbe 0406WS22 A = 2.20mm WS, Vallorbe 0406WS24 A = 2.40mm WS, Vallorbe 0406WS26 A = 2.60mm WS, Vallorbe 0406WS32 A = 3.20mm WS, Vallorbe
Graver, Lozenge Lozenge - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss (0502)
This graver cuts out a unique diamond shape, like the Square Graver, it will cut out star shapes into metal and also raises grains to secure the stone and to enhance the look of the stone (Bright cut).
*Bright cut – the action of cutting the surface of the area where the stone is to be set, in order to enhance the stone.
£5.50
0401HSS2 A = 0.20mm (No.2) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.25 0401WS2 A = 0.20mm (No.2) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45793
A = 0.40mm (No.4) HSS EACH
0401HSS4 A = 0.40mm (No.4) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.25 0401WS4 A = 0.40mm (No.4) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45794
A = 0.60mm (No.6) HSS EACH
0401HSS6 A = 0.60mm (No.6) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.60 0401WS6 A = 0.60mm (No.6) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45795
A = 0.80mm (No.8) HSS EACH
0401HSS8 A = 0.80mm (No.8) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.60 0401WS8 A = 0.80mm (No.8) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45796
A = 1.00mm (No.10) HSS EACH
0401HSS10 A = 1.00mm (No.10) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £15.75 0401WS10 A = 1.00mm (No.10) WS, Vallorbe EACH
0401HSS12 A = 1.20mm (No.12) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.95 G45797
A = 1.20mm (No.12) HSS A = 1.40mm (No.14) HSS EACH
0401WS12 A = 1.20mm (No.12) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45798
EACH
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95
£5.50 £9.95 £5.50
0401HSS14 A = 1.40mm (No.14) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £13.45 0401WS14 A = 1.40mm (No.14) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45799
A = 1.60mm (No.16) HSS EACH
0401HSS16 A = 1.60mm (No.16) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £13.45 0401WS16 A = 1.60mm (No.16) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45800
A = 1.80mm (No.18) HSS EACH
0401HSS18 A = 1.80mm (No.18) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £14.00 0401WS18 A = 1.80mm (No.18) WS, Vallorbe EACH
0401HSS20 A = 2.00mm (No.20) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £14.70 0401WS20 A = 2.00mm (No.20) WS, Vallorbe EACH
0401HSS24 A = 2.40mm (No.24) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £15.40 0401WS24 A = 2.40mm (No.24) WS, Vallorbe EACH
Graver, Knife
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95 £5.50
£9.95 £9.95 £9.95
Onglette or Spitstick - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded
Comprised of a knife edge and curved sides, this graver is primarily used to cut excess metal away from stone settings, and when applicable, the metal between stones in a row or cluster. The appropriate size relates to the spacing of the stone(s), the amount of metal to be removed and the size of the gemstone.
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 80mm • High Speed Steel (HSS) • Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded
Code G45810 Description A = 1.24mm (No.4/0) HSS A = 1.35mm (No.3/0) HSS A = 1.45mm (No.2/0) HSS A = 1.58mm (No.0) HSS A = 1.78mm (No.1) HSS A = 1.78mm (No.2) HSS
UOM Price EACH
EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH £5.50
0403WS40 A = 1.24mm (No.4/0) WS, Vallorbe EACH £11.50 G45811
0403WS30 A = 1.35mm (No.3/0) WS, Vallorbe EACH £11.50 G45812
0403WS20 A = 1.45mm (No.2/0) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45813
Knife Edge - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss (0406) or Unbranded
Comprised of a knife edge with straight sides, this graver is primarily used to cut excess metal away from stone settings, and when applicable, the metal between
904
0403WS0 A = 1.58mm (No.0) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45814
0403WS1 A = 1.78mm (No.1) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45815
£5.50 Graver, Square
£5.50 £9.50 £5.50 £9.50 £5.50 £9.90 £5.50
Square - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss
The Square Graver will cut out star shapes into metal and also raises grains to secure the stone and to enhance the look of the stone (Bright cut).
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• Cut out parallel curves and lines when you are engraving, chasing, decorating or sculpting.
• For cutting and turning balance staffs in a watch and clock.
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 110mm • Vallorbe Swiss
Code Description
0502WS150 A = 1.50mm, WS 0502WS175 A = 1.75mm, WS 0502WS200 A = 2.00mm, WS 0502WS225 A = 2.25mm, WS 0502WS250 A = 2.50mm, WS 0502WS300 A = 3.00mm, WS
UOM Price EACH
EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH
Graver, Onglette or Spitstick
£7.90 £7.50 £6.65 £6.65 £6.65 £8.15
Round Edge (Half Round) - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded
The round egde graver is predominantly used to grain set. This involves creating grains from the surface of the metal by pushing with the graver from the area immediately around the setting to secure the stone(s) in the set.
• Cut out half round curves and lines when engraving, chasing, decorating or sculpturing.
• Also known as a dotter when letter or script engraving, ideal for the full stop after a script engraved piece
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 80mm • High Speed Steel (HSS) = Length 65mm • Vallorbe Swiss or Unbranded
Code G45801 Description A = 0.20mm (No.2) HSS A = 0.40mm (No.4) HSS
UOM Price EACH
0402WS2 A = 0.20mm (No.2) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45802
EACH
0402WS4 A = 0.40mm (No.4) WS, Vallorbe EACH 0402WS6 A = 0.60mm (No.6) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45803
A = 0.60mm (No.6) HSS A = 0.80mm (No.8) HSS EACH EACH
£5.50 £8.95 £5.50 £8.95 £8.95 £5.50
0402HSS6 A = 0.60mm (No.6) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.95 G45804
0402HSS8 A = 0.80mm (No.8) HSS, Vallorbe EACH £12.95 0402WS8 A = 0.80mm (No.8) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45805
A = 1.00mm (No.10) HSS A = 1.20mm (No.12) HSS A = 1.40mm (No.14) HSS
A = 1.60mm (No.16) HSS A = 1.80mm (No.18) HSS
EACH
0402WS10 A = 1.00mm (No.10) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45806
EACH
0402WS12 A = 1.20mm (No.12) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45807
EACH
0402WS14 A = 1.40mm (No.14) WS, Vallorbe EACH G45808 G45809
EACH EACH
£5.50
£8.95 £5.50 £8.95 £5.50 £8.95 £5.50 £8.95 £5.50 £5.50
Graver, Round Edge
UOM Price EACH
EACH EACH EACH EACH
0403WS2 A = 1.94mm (No.2) WS, Vallorbe EACH
£9.90 0403WS3 A = 2.16mm (No.3) WS, Vallorbe EACH £10.35 Graver, Oval or Bullsticks
£8.75 £8.75 £8.75 £8.75 £8.75
EACH £12.25 EACH £12.50 EACH £12.65 EACH £13.15 EACH £13.35 EACH £15.50
Oval or Bull Stick - Gravers - Vallorbe Swiss
Used mostly on channel, tension and peg cluster settings for engraving accurate hand grooves for the diamond girdle to sit in securely; also known as the chisel tool for sculpturing or chasing.
• Tool Steel (WS) = Length 80mm • Vallorbe Swiss
Code
040415 040417 040419 040421 040423 040425
Description
A = 1.50mm (No.15) WS A = 1.70mm (No.17) WS A = 1.90mm (No.19) WS A = 2.10mm (No.21) WS A = 2.30mm (No.23) WS A = 2.50mm (No.25) WS
UOM Price EACH £10.95
EACH £10.95 EACH £10.95 EACH £10.95 EACH £10.95 EACH £10.95
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