Description
E.C. Muller Liner Gravers are made from high-grade carbon steel and pre-tempered for use on non-ferrous metals. They can be shaped to suit specific needs and must be sharpened before use. All gravers are 4 1⁄2” long. Made in USA. Also available in straight styles
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No. |
Size |
Width |
Price |
Qty |
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No. 6 |
4 lines |
0.012″ |
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No. 6 |
6 lines |
0.018″ |
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No. 6 |
8 lines |
0.024″ |
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No. 6 |
10 lines |
0.030″ |
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No. 8 |
4 lines |
0.016″ |
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No. 8 |
6 lines |
0.024″ |
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No. 14 |
6 lines |
0.042″ |
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No. 14 |
8 lines |
0.056″ |
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No. 14 |
10 lines |
0.070″ |
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No. 18 |
10 lines |
0.090″ |
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Graver Basics
Unless otherwise noted, all gravers come pre-shaped with a ground cutting face. Gravers must be sharpened before use. Sharpening can be done manually with a stone or automated with a motorized hone.
Lining Gravers (Liners) feature a bottom edge that has fine grooves cut in it. The grooves create small parallel lines, perfect for background shading, cross-hatching, florentine textures, and block lettering.
To calculate the width of a Lining Graver, convert the graver number to thousandths of an inch and divide by 2, then multiply by the number of lines. A No. 18 with 10 lines would be: .018″ ÷ 2 = .009″, then .009″ × 10 = .09″ wide.
Carbon Steel gravers are economically priced. They cut precisely when new, but don’t retain their sharpness as long as other steel alloys.
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