• STRAIGHT SCRIBER •The straight scriber is a practical marking and layout tool designed for creating fine guide lines, positioning marks, and accurate layout references on metal, wax, plastic, and other workshop materials. Made from stainless steel, it features a fine straight point for controlled marking during jewellery making, metalworking, model making, and general bench work. • KEY POINTS •[Stainless steel straight scriber][Length: 145mm][Fine pointed tip for accurate marking][Knurled grip section for improved handling] • MORE INFO •Designed for precision layout work, this straight scriber is useful for marking cut lines, setting out drill points, positioning components, and creating guide marks before sawing, drilling, filing, soldering, or engraving preparation. The straight pointed tip allows for clean, controlled scribing on suitable surfaces, while the knurled grip helps improve handling during detailed work. Compact and easy to keep on the bench, it is a useful everyday tool for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and workshop users. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: straight scriber][Material: stainless steel][Length: 145mm][Tip style: fine straight point][Grip: knurled grip section][Use: marking, layout, positioning, and scribing][Suitable applications: jewellery making, metalworking, model making, wax work, and general bench work] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, metalsmiths, students, hobbyists, and small workshops requiring a fine marking tool for accurate layout work. Use the scriber to mark sheet metal, trace lines, set out pierce work, position holes, check alignment, and create guide marks before fabrication. This straight scriber is especially useful for marking straight lines, drill positions, cut points, and component placement on jewellery blanks, sheet metal, wax models, and small workshop parts. • CARE & SAFETY •Use controlled pressure and keep fingers clear of the sharp tip. Store safely when not in use to protect the point and prevent injury. Keep the scriber clean and dry after use, and avoid dropping it on the tip, as this may affect accuracy. Eye protection is recommended when marking, drilling, sawing, or working with metal components.
