STONE SETTING
Triangle, 3 x 3 x 100mm
Degussit • Long Service Life • Outstanding Surface Finish • Dimensions: Height x Width x Length
Jewellers Stone
Sharpening & Polishing Stone - Jewellers & Watchmakers
• This is an exceptional value ceramic sharpening stone
• Great value and a keen price shape gravers and scorpers
Code S35887 Description Triangle, 3 x 3 x 100mm Diamond Stone EACH
UOM Price £18.75
give a smooth clean slide feel
• Size: 5¼ x 1½” inch • Red or green colour • Weight: 120g
Fine Grade Sharpening & Polishing Stone
STONE SETTING
BEADING TOOLS, GRAINERS & FION PLATE Grainer Pliers
DMT Diamond stone has been a market leader for over 30 years.
This is a continuous monocrystalline, diamond surface sharpener, preferred when sharpening small-pointed tools and can be used for engraving tools, screwdriver blades, knives, tool sharpening, honing and deburring as well.
• This diamond stone avoids snagging small and pointed tools during sharpening
• Fast- sharpens in a fraction of the time required by other methods.
• Only light pressure is needed when using this tool. • Easy – just a few easy strokes sharpens even the toughest metal carbides and ceramics
• Clean- no messy oils or clean up- use only water if needed.
• Durable- long lasting and highest quality sharpener on the market.
• It will not hollow or groove over the life of the product
• One sided 150mm x 50mm with Diamond Imprecation
• See PDF for DMT care and user manual
Size and Weight: • Plate size: 150 x 50 x 6mm • Weight: 415g
Grits: • Fine (red): Grade 600, 25 micron • Coarse (blue): Grade 325, 45 micron
• Extra coarse (black): Grade 220, 60 micron Code
Description
S48975 D33152 S48976
S48977
Extra Fine Diamond Sharpening Lap Stone
Coarse Diamond Sharpening Lap Stone
UOM Price EACH £28.95
Diamond Sharpening Lap Stone EACH £28.95 EACH £28.95
Extra Coarse Diamond Sharpening Lap Stone
EACH £28.95
• This is an exceptional value Ceramic Sharpening Stone. Great value and a keen Price
• For jewellers & watchmakers gravers and scorpers
smooth clean slide feel
• Size: 5¼ x 1½” inch • Green colour • Weight: 120g
Code S47819 Description
Extra Fine Grade Sharpening & Polishing Stone
UOM Price EACH £3.95
Extra Fine Grade Sharpening & Polishing Stone
• This is an exceptional value Ceramic Sharpening Stone. Great value and a keen Price
• For jewellers & watchmakers gravers and scorpers
smooth clean slide feel
• Size: 5¼ x 1½” inch • Red colour • Weight: 120g
Code S20878 Description
Fine Grade Sharpening & Polishing Stone
UOM Price EACH £3.15
These bead setting pliers will replace the common grainers on a great many jobs as they are so much easier to use! No longer will you need to hold items in with shellac. Can be used to hold stones (culet to table) while being heat set into wax models. This tool will give you the support from the underside you need to do common, everyday tightening and setting in stones, plus many other applications.
• One bead forming jaw & one support jaw • Ø1.00mm beading jaw • Easily make bead patterns on the inside of rings • Spring loaded (double leaf springs) • Stainless steel • PVC coated handles • Overall length 135mm • Cousins Swiss Style
• Superb Swiss style quality Code
P48638
Description Grainer Pliers
Grainers by Size
UOM Price EACH
£9.95
Bead Patterning: For producing a sphere / ball shape creating decorative miniature ball patterns & wire end rounding.
Vallorbe Swiss Gravers
See Page 904
Scraper Tools See Page 905
• Length 60mm • External Ø2.60mm • Internal Ø listed plus the tool number • Made in China
Beading tools are essential traditional tools for stone settings:
diamond / gemstone settings after grain setting
• To pattern miniature balls for decoration on wedding rings and bangles etc
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