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Hand Carving & Cutting Tools section 22_carving_cutting_Layout 1 17-04-21 3:16 PM Page 1 Hand Carving & Cutting Tools Pneumatic Hammers 22.2 Pneumatic Tools 22.3 Pneumatic Tools Accessories 22.10 Carbide Hand Tools 22.12 Steel Hand Tools 22.16 TOOLS Hand Tools Accessories 22.18 CUTTING Tools for Thin Stone 22.19 & Hammers 22.20 Handles 22.25 CARVING Tool Sets 22.26 HAND 22. Splitting Equipment 22.28 Hand Tool Maintenance 22.30 SECTION SECTION 22 PageMark-Color-Comp PDF Page: DS.p0383.pdf ❏ OK to proceed Process Template:PDF_proofs_HI ❏ Make corrections and proceed Date: 17-04-27 ❏ Time: 09:48:39 Make corrections and show another proof Color: YellowMagentaCyanBlack Signed: ___________________ Date: ______ Operator: ____________________________ section 22_carving_cutting_Layout 1 17-04-21 3:16 PM Page 22.2 Pneumatic Hammers ThE BarrE ShorT STrokE pnEumaTIc carvIng Tool : TypE B The “TYPE B” is designed to run very smoothly at all power levels. Available in Bantam, ½”, ¾” and 1” sizes; all are able to provide excellent power for heavier work yet still run smoothly at low power for fine work. All sizes also have a shaped finger grip for comfort and ease of control. Specifications SIZES BANTAM 1/2” B 3/4” B 1” B Diameter of piston 15/32” 1/2” 3/4” 1” TOOLS Outside diameter 7/8” 1-1/4” 1-1/2” 1-5/8” Length overall 5” 5-3/4” 6-3/4” 7-1/2” Weight - lb - oz 0-9 1-8 2-12 3-8 Shank size 5/16” 1/2” 1/2” 1/2” Air consumption in. cu. ft 3 4 4 6 DS Item # 26015473 26015466 26015470 26015468 CUTTING Bantam ½” B ¾” B 1” B & ThE BarrE “DallETT STylE” pnEumaTIc carvIng Tool : TypE D CARVING The BARRE “TYPE D” tool provides the maximum power per size ratios available anywhere. By using a longer stroke than our other pneumatic tools, the TYPE D strikes a harder blow over the full power range. Its simple design and rugged construction afford reliable and economical operation on the most demanding work. The 1” and 1-1/4” sizes are suitable for larger roughing applications and offer a shaped finger grip for greater control and com- HAND fort during extended use. The 1/2” and 3/4” sizes are perfect for finer jobs where detail and precision are required. 22. SECTION Specifications SIZES ½” D ¾” D 1” D 1-¼” D Diameter of piston 9/16” ¾” 1” 1-¼” Outside diameter 1-1/8” 1-5/16” 1-11/16” 2” Length overall 5-¾” 6-¾” 7-7/8” 8-¾” Weight - lbs. - oz. 1-4 1-14 3-8 5-10 Shank size ½” ½” ½” 5/8” Air consumption in cu. ft. 3 4 6 8 22.2 DS Item # 26015467 26015472 26015469 26015465 ½” D ¾” D 1” D 1-¼” D FAX 1.888.876.5973 WWW.DERUSHA.COM TOLL FREE 1.800.567.2778 PageMark-Color-Comp PDF Page: DS.p0384.pdf ❏ OK to proceed Process Template:PDF_proofs_HI ❏ Make corrections and proceed Date: 17-04-27 ❏ Time: 09:48:39 Make corrections and show another proof Color: YellowMagentaCyanBlack Signed: ___________________ Date: ______ Operator: ____________________________ section 22_carving_cutting_Layout 1 17-04-21 3:16 PM Page 22.3 Pneumatic Tools CARBIDE CHISELS FOR USE WITH PNEUMATIC TOOLS These round-shanked chisels are designed to fit Trow & Holden pneumatic tools. 1/2” shank chisels will fit 1/2”, 3/4” or 1” “Type B” or “Type D” pneumatic tools. The 1-¼” D pneumatic tool requires 5/8” shank size. The Bantam takes chisels with a 5/16” shank. machInE chISElS DS Item # T & h # Stock Shank Width of Blade Machine Chisels are used on all types of stone for carving, lettering 26015143 CC1212F18 1/2” 1/2” 1/8” and general stone removal. Use a Roughing Chisel for heavy duty 26015145 CC1212F316 1/2” 1/2” 3/16`” removal. Cleaning up Chisels have a heavier stock and wider blade. 26015141 CC1212F14 1/2” 1/2” 1/4” 26015147 CC1212F38 1/2” 1/2” 3/8” 26015139 CC1212F12 1/2” 1/2” 1/2” 26015156 CC5812F58 5/8” 1/2” 5/8” 26015150 CC3412F34 3/4” 1/2” 3/4” 26015159 CC5858F58 5/8” 5/8” 5/8” 26015153 CC3458F34 3/4” 5/8” 3/4” machine chisels TOOLS roughIng chISElS DS Item # T & h # Stock Shank Width of Blade 26015149 CC1212R12 1/2” 1/2” 1/2” 26015158 CC5812R58 5/8” 1/2” 5/8” 26015152 CC3412R34 3/4” 1/2” 3/4” CUTTING 26015160 CC5858R58 5/8” 5/8” 5/8” roughing chisels & 26015183 CF5812R1 5/8” 1/2” 1” 26015184 CF5812R114 5/8” 1/2” 1-1/4” 26015185 CF5858R114 5/8” 5/8” 1-1/4” clEanIng up chISElS CARVING DS Item # T & h # Stock Shank Width of Blade cleaning up chisels 26015178 CF1212F1 1/2” 1/2” 1” 26015179 CD5812F1 5/8” 1/2” 1” 26015181 CF5812F114 5/8” 1/2” 1-1/4” HAND 26015180 CF5812F112 5/8” 1/2” 1-1/2” 26015182 CF5812F2 5/8” 1/2” 2” 22. carBIDE carvIng chISEl Made exclusively by Trow & Holden Company, our Carving Chisels nEW! SECTION are the same size and shape as traditional machine chisels but check chisel retainer on page 22.11 feature an elongated carbide tip with three times more carbide, so they will last longer and require less maintenance. Available in straight or rondel styles up to 3/4” wide. DS Item # T & h # Width of Blade 26015144 CC1212F18NS 1/8” 26015146 CC1212F316NS 3/16” 26015142 CC1212F14NS 1/4” 26015148 CC1212F38NS 3/8” 26015140 CC1212F12NS 1/2” 22.3 26015157 CC5812F58NS 5/8” 26015151 CC3412F34NS 3/4” FAX 1.888.876.5973 WWW.DERUSHA.COM TOLL FREE 1.800.567.2778 PageMark-Color-Comp PDF Page: DS.p0385.pdf ❏ OK to proceed Process Template:PDF_proofs_HI ❏ Make corrections and proceed Date: 17-04-27 ❏ Time: 09:48:39 Make corrections and show another proof Color: YellowMagentaCyanBlack Signed: ___________________ Date: ______ Operator: ____________________________ section 22_carving_cutting_Layout 1 17-04-21 3:16 PM Page 22.4 Pneumatic Tools carBIDE marBlE cuTTIng chISEl & TooTh chISEl A lighter weight chisel designed for use on marble and softer stone, even the widest blade width is light enough for use with the smaller air tools. Use the tooth chisels for roughing out or texturing. Available with blades seen below. Please Note : Tooth Style E, F, G & H has changed! Straight Blade Style a BcD EF g h With Tooth Style BlaDE a STylE BlaDE B STylE BlaDE c STylE Width of Width of Width of DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # Blade Blade Blade 26015284 CMC#34-12A 3/4” 26015285 CMC#34-12B 3/4” 26015286 CMC#34-12C 3/4” TOOLS 26015266 CMC#1-12a 1” 26015267 CMC#1-12B 1” 26015268 CMC#1-12C 1” 26015272 CMC#114-12A 1-1/4” 26015273 CMC#114-12B 1-1/4” 26015274 CMC#114-12C 1-1/4” 26015642 CMC#112-12A 1-1/2” 26015643 CMC#112-12B 1-1/2” 26015644 CMC#112-12C 1-1/2” 26015647 CMC#2-12A 2” 26015648 CMC#2-12B 2” 26015649 CMC#2-12C 2” 26015652 CMC#212-12A 2-1/2” 26015653 CMC#212-12B 2-1/2” 26015654 CMC#212-12C 2-1/2” 26015657 CMC#3-12A 3” 26015658 CMC#3-12B 3” 26015659 CMC#3-12C 3” CUTTING & BlaDE D STylE BlaDE E STylE BlaDE F STylE Width of Width of Width of DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # Blade Blade Blade 26015790 CMC#34-12D 3/4” 26015402 CMC#34-12E 3/4” 26015795 CMC#34-12F 3/4” 26015407 CMC#1-12D 1” 26015403 CMC#1-12E 1” 26015406 CMC#1-12F 1” CARVING BlaDE g STylE BlaDE h STylE BlaDE STraIghT STylE Width of Width of Width of DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # DS Item # T & h # Blade Blade Blade HAND 26015288 CMC#34-12G 3/4” 26015287 CMC#34-12H 3/4” 26015283 CMC#34-12 3/4” 26015269 CMC#1-12G 1” 26015270 CMC#1-12H 1” 26015264 CMC#1-12 1” 22. 26015275 CMC#114-12G 1-1/4” 26015276 CMC#114-12H 1-1/4” 26015271 CMC#114-12 1-1/4” 26015646 CMC#112-12G 1-1/2” 26015404 CMC#112-12H 1-1/2” 26015265 CMC#112-12 1-1/2” 26015651 CMC#2-12G 2” 26015758 CMC#2-12H 2” 26015278 CMC#2-12 2” 26015655 CMC#212-12G 2-1/2” 26015656 CMC#212-12H 2-1/2” 26015279 CMC#212-12 2-1/2” 26015660 CMC#3-12G 3” 26015661 CMC#3-12H 3” 26015282 CMC#3-12 3” SECTION carBIDE rIppEr The Ripper is perfect for relief work and for getting into hard-to-reach places. It’s also used by masons for joint preparation. DS Item # T & h # Stock Shank number of teeth 26015186 CG1212-2 1/2” 1/2” 2 26015187 CG1212-3 1/2” 1/2” 3 22.4 26015190 CG5812-4 5/8” 1/2” 4 26015192 CG5858-4 5/8” 5/8” 4 26015191 CG5812-5 5/8” 1/2” 5 FAX 1.888.876.5973 WWW.DERUSHA.COM TOLL FREE 1.800.567.2778 PageMark-Color-Comp PDF Page: DS.p0386.pdf ❏ OK to proceed Process Template:PDF_proofs_HI ❏ Make corrections and proceed Date: 17-04-27 ❏ Time: 09:48:39 Make corrections and show another proof Color: YellowMagentaCyanBlack Signed: ___________________ Date: ______ Operator: ____________________________ section 22_carving_cutting_Layout 1 17-04-21 3:17 PM Page 22.5 Pneumatic Tools carBIDE lImESTonE chISEl Featuring more finely tapered carbide blades with traditional flared styling.
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