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HSS Cutters
Materials: leather, timbers, plastics, soft metals (aluminium,
copper, brass etc.) and clay. High speed cutters can be used for
carving, cutting out grooves, slots and inlays or hollowing out
surfaces.
Diamond Engravers
Materials:
timbers, plastics, hard & soft metals, jewellery,
ceramics, stone, glass and scrimshaw. These engravers have
diamond particles embedded and are ideal for fine detail
work on harder materials such as jewellery, ceramic, hardened
steel or glass. They can also be used to touch up and finish
surfaces.
Drill Bits
Materials:
timbers, plastics and soft metals. These are ideal for
making small holes in workpieces. Change out the collets to
suit the size of the drill bit shank.
5. POLISHING
Steel Brushes
brass, copper, pewter, aluminium, stainless steel.
Materials:
The steel brushes are ideal for removing rust and corrosion,
polishing, deburring and blending surfaces, as well as cleaning
electrical components.
Note:
Allow the tips of the wire brushes to do the work. Do not apply excessive pressure or use the
sides of the bristles on the work surface as this may cause the bristles to wear and break.
Nylon Brushes
Materials
hard plastic, aluminium, silverware, jewellery
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and other precious metals.The nylon brushes are ideal for
light deburring, general cleaning and polishing jobs. These
can also be used with polishing compound (not supplied) for
faster cleaning or polishing.
Rubber Polishing Point
Materials
stone, ceramics and ferrous metals.
:
The rubber tip is embedded with abrasives for removing
rough areas, small burrs and scratch marks left from grinding
and sanding. Also ideal for cleaning and defining grooves..
Cloth Wheel, Felt Wheels & Felt Tips
Materials
: plastics, jewellery, soft and ferrous
glass and ceramics The felt polishing wheels and tips can be
used to smooth semi-rough surfaces, cleaning and polishing.
The cloth wheel is ideal for polishing silverware or car
detailing to a high lustre and restoring door or window
hardware. Attach these to the cone mandrel for use.
1.
Thread the felt or cloth wheel straight down
onto the cone mandrel and tighten all the way
down to the collar of the shank.
metals, stone,
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