ouporblowup
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whats the best website to get a nice but basic engraver that i can start learning with?
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where to buy my 1st hand push engraver???
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mdengraver
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Also, remember the person using the tool is the engraver, the tool is the graver!
Email me your address and I'll send you one.
gesswein of nyc sells a lot of "stuff" for hand engraving. they have an on-line catalog. rio grande sells a lot of blanks, in a variety of shapes and sizes of copper, brass, silver and such. for basic practice, however, your local scrapyard has tons of stuff upon which to practice.
silverchip
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Actually when you get around to really doing hand engraving I would forgo a lot of the other suppliers that have limited supplies of gravers and go right to www.ecmuller.com. That's not to say you shouldn't deal with grs or Ngraver,but E. C. makes a lot of gravers that the other suppliers don't advertise.
That appears to be a bad link.
silverchip
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Ecmuller.com-Try this,it may just be case sensitive.
Mike Fennell
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I would jump on Sam's offer if I were you. My first graver was a masonry nail.
I would also like to mention Ray Phillips of NGraver as a source. You won't meet a nicer gentleman anywhere.
Mike Fennell
I would also like to mention Ray Phillips of NGraver as a source. You won't meet a nicer gentleman anywhere.
Mike Fennell
It was for the original poster. Sorry.
E.C.Lyons is a good source for engraving,wood carving and print making tools. J.J.
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