Knife Points Mix Bag – 1 Piece of each (RSPYROKNIFENIBMIX)

Robert Sorby Ltd

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Mixed pack contains one of each the 3 Knife Points for the Peter Child Artist s Pyrography Machine. Chisel Point Ideal for creating parallel/straight lines and shading Knife Point Has an angled or slanted burning tip, ideal for feathering and hair detailing Skew Point The pointed edge is ideal for getting into tight places and for burning fine details Made from Nickel-Chromium alloy wire WARNING! Before removing the old point make sure you turn off the machine and allow the terminal to cool. Dip points in water to cool if required

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