Sharpening Fixture without stones $89
(Fixture comes supplied with the Universal (116 degree) template)
Sharpening Fixture alone without templates (the metal portion that holds the templates)
$66
Bench stone 260 diamond grit (6" x 2" x 1/2") $39
Bench stone 600 diamond grit (6" x 2" x 1/2") $39
Bench stone 1200 diamond grit (6" x 2" x 1/2") $39
Bench stone 2000 diamond grit (6" x 2" x 1/2") $39
Sharpener set with one template;
Includes: Sharpener with fixture and all four diamond bench stones (260,
600, 1200, 2000), and the Universal 116 degree V template.
$225
The sharpening fixture is supplied with one set of templates to make a Universal graver point similar to the
pre-sharpened graver supplied with
each sale of an AirGraver® handpiece.
Additional templates are listed below.
Templates for Uniform-Parallel point™
will provide a point with a nominal: 45 degree face, 16.5 degree high heel. The face and heel can
be changed in the fixture by simply reducing the graver length protruding from the fixture. With all the templates
grind more on the points taper facets to make a smaller faced point as desired.
Templates: Left to Right. lick photo to enlarge
Top row: Universal, Roland Baptist gold inlay, Dario Cortini bulino, and Caligraphy.
Bottom row: Round point, 70 degree bulino, Phil Coggan Bulino, Detailing, and Flat/knife.
Bulino Template Set
Includes the most popular of the V templates used to make bulino points in a set. Includes: 80V, 90V, 105V, 120V and the Phil Coggan Bulino
template. Bulino Set $99
Stipple Templates: Used to make a 3/32"
square graver blank into a stipple point
R. Baptiste square stipple $16
Small Hex stipple $16
Large Hex stipple $16
Round stipple $16
Stipple set (includes all four) $56
The templates to the left are for grinding various width V Lindsay patented uniform-parallel points. These
templates are also used to make various width bulino dot gravers by not utilizing the two primary heel facets on the template.
Uniform-Parallel point™$27
(Used with a heel for lines or without a heel for bulino dots) Face angle is 55
degrees for a stronger tip. Uniform-Parallel Point information
Flat & Knife Combo
For making flats or a small undercut gold
inlay graver (used in the method of undercutting by removing metal)
$23
Paolo "MRTHE"
Curcio, 50 Degree V & Rounded Corner Flat - Combo Set
Click to enlarge
The
"MRTHE" three piece template set can numerious points:
- 50 V degree point without heels for detailing and very fine
shading
- 50 V degree point with heels for medium and deep lines and for
prepare inlay work
- Flat graver point
- Flat rounded corner point ,for easy background removal,the
rounded corner reduce marks,especially usefull for hobo nickel
carving
- Flat big radius point for sculpting works
- Stippling square point
- Stippling round point
- Sculpting Punch point in various geometries (round ,square and
rectangle)
- Small round point
Paolo "MRTHE" Curcio, 50 Degree V & Rounded
Corner Flat - Combo - Three piece Set $39
1/16" thick 6"
Diameter Diamond Sharpening Laps
Will replace laps on power hones originally supplied with 5" diameter laps.
1200 grit diamond lap
$22
600 grit diamond lap
$25
260 grit diamond lap
$32
100 grit diamond lap
$45
1/2" thick " Cast Iron Lap $59
50,000 Grit Diamond Concentrate
$69 4 Ounce Diamond Concentrate, Makes 32 ounces (1 quart) diamond spray. Mix this
concentrate with isopropyl alcohol.
Concentrate Approximate mix ratio:
7 parts Isopropyl Alcohol
to
1 part Diamond Concentrate
Mixing bottle and push button spray applicator included.
z Cast Iron Lap $59
50,000 Grit Diamond Concentrate
$69
New Dual Grit
Diamond Lap
Touch-up Graver diamond lap
1/16" thick 6" diameter lap with
600 mesh and 1200 combined on one disc
This lap combines two
meshes: 1200 on the outer area and 600 on the inner. No need to change laps.1200-600 grit diamond lap
Note: With the template sharpener it isn't possible to reach to the inside grit on this lap. Therefore if using the Lindsay template sharpener with a power
hone only use the single grit laps above.
$68
Templates for Engraver Carl Bleile's Graver Points
Tool point descriptions as pictured left to right.
(1) banknote engraving for darker lines (red templates), (2) scraping tool for removing tool marks, final contouring, also removes excess gold and shapes raised inlays after inlaying (green
template) (3) background removal tool with special side grinds to get around main area without nicking (blue template). (4) medium to deep outline, removing background in tight areas, preparing for background removal and gold inlay (red templates).
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Dual sided 6" diamond disk 180 roughing and 2200 polishing allows a point to be ground and polished quickly.
Disk is placed to the back and offset allowing more work table in front for the templates or fixtures
Fused input
Heavy gauge steel construction
Available in two models through the T.W. Designs website (order there) Click Here to go to T. W Designs website The Diamond Power Hone is available in two models; Standard Model 1 and Deluxe Model 2... Read more about the
features of these hones and order direct on the T.W. Design Website (click here)
T-W Designs - Diamond Power Hone
Review by Steve Lindsay I have been using this T-W Diamond Power Hone for some time. The speed in which I can rough and finish a
carbalt blank is under two minutes with the machine. I use the machine to rough grind using the Lindsay template
fixture. Once roughed I then rub the graver face on a Lindsay 2000 diamond bench diamond stone with 10 to 15 strokes and then place on the heels with 3
to 7
strokes per side depending on heel size needed. I use the machine at maximum speed for this roughing. The motor has good torque and I can lean on the graver somewhat that also
helps. If grinding a High Speed Steel graver I take it more easy and I don't lean on it as much so that the graver does not get hot and lose its
temper. Be careful with HSS graver and don't get them so hot that they turn colors. I monitor the heat of HSS gravers with my fingers while
grinding for this reason.
T. W. Designs
Diamond Power Hone
Variable Speed Graver and Tool Sharpener