KIT Pricking iron n°7 teeth 2/4/8 (KITA) - KIT Vorstecheisen Nr. 7 Zähne 2/4/8 (KITA) - Blanchard

Preis ab 460,50 € ~~511,70 €~~

(einschl. MwSt.)

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To protect and organize your tools ; we have developed 3 new kits of pricking irons folded in a fine leather case :
•    N°01 : Kit A containing 3 pricking irons 2 ; 4 and 8 teeth
•    N°02 : Kit B containing 3 pricking irons 2 ; 5 and 10 teeth
•    N°03 : Kit C containing 4 pricking irons 2 ; 4 ; 6 and 8 teeth
Those kits are available with points 7 (3.85 mm between two teeth) ; 8 (3.38mm between two teeth) ; 9 (3.00mm between two teeth) et 10 (2.70mm between two teeth) only.

The leather case is not sold separately.

Beschreibung

To explain Vergez Blanchard's method of measuring between teeth with the designation 'Point/spacing between teeth: 07,' it's important to understand how tools with teeth (such as pricking wheels or chisels) are generally measured, and how Vergez Blanchard specifically indicates their dimensions.

Here is an explanation:

General measurement of teeth/spacing:
- When measuring tools with teeth, 'point' or 'spacing' refers to the distance between the tips of the teeth.
- This distance determines how close or far apart the marks or holes will be when the tool is used on a material (e.g., leather).
Vergez Blanchard and '07':
- Vergez Blanchard, as a recognized manufacturer of leather tools, has its own system for indicating this distance.
- The designation '07' refers to the specific distance between the teeth.
- It is not possible to give an exact millimeter measurement without having Vergez Blanchard data available.
- Vergez Blanchard has a range of different point/spacing between their tools.
- These numbers are part of Vergez Blanchards internal standard and give professionals a precise way to choose the right tool for their needs.
Practical application:
- A smaller 'point' value means closer teeth and therefore closer marks/holes.
- A larger 'point' value means wider spacing between the teeth and therefore wider marks/holes.
- In leatherwork, different tooth spacings are used for different purposes, depending on the type of leather, stitching technique, and the desired aesthetic result.

To obtain the most accurate information about Vergez Blanchard's specifications, it is recommended to:

Consult Vergez Blanchard's official documentation or website.