Use to attach objects to work holders. In bar form, but melts easily. Can be cleaned with alcohol. Two 1/2 lb. bars per box.

When rubbed on surface, leaves a film on which design can be marked. Also used as a lubricant for sawblades and wire drawing.

Recognized as the finest block among engravers throughout the world. Turntable revolves on precision bearing, eliminating side shake, yet is responsive to the slightest touch. Deep-throated jaws close and open on smooth operating center screw. Block is 5" (127 mm) diameter and is supplied with a plastic base.

Holds small, odd-shaped articles for engraving and other delicate work. Round jaws, 2" (51 mm) diameter, open and close on twin guides by turning the threaded screw. The eight pegs supplied can be positioned in any of the holes in the jaws to secure many different shapes of work. No. 26.500 has wood handle; No. 26.503 has molded plastic handle and is supplied in a plastic storage box. Handles detach to allow the jaw section to be mounted in vise.

With carbide tip. End is reversible so that point is protected while carrying.

Can be used on hardest jewels, metals, etc. Hexagonal aluminum handle prevents rolling on bench. Length 5-1/4" (133 mm).

Knurled chuck holds the point in either the scribing position or reversed wthin the steel body so that it can be carried safely in a pocket. Hexagonal head prevents rolling on bench and knurled body provides secure gripping. Nickel-plated. No. 52958 is an economy version of No. 52959. 1/4 inch handle diameter, 2-3/8 inch blade length.

Knurled chuck holds the point in either the scribing position or reversed wthin the steel body so that it can be carried safely in a pocket. Hexagonal head prevents rolling on bench and knurled body provides secure gripping. Nickel-plated. 3/8 inch handle.

With twisted center. Length 6-1/2" (165 mm).