GeorgeKhayata
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I started using Corean gravers like 4 years ago, they're good for engraving on platinum and white gold.
George
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Have any one tryed Corean gravers....?
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GeorgeKhayata
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Hi Jim,
Corean gravers are harder than reguler gravers I think they're carbide, they take more time to sharppen and polish but you won't have to re-sharppen or re-polish them very often, and they produce brightcutting on platinum wich is not possible with reguler gravers.
Corean setters and engravers usually use the hammer, so you need to grind the graver before using it.
I buy the gravers here on 47th street in Manhattan they're about $10 each.
I can gladly send you one to try if you like.
George
Corean gravers are harder than reguler gravers I think they're carbide, they take more time to sharppen and polish but you won't have to re-sharppen or re-polish them very often, and they produce brightcutting on platinum wich is not possible with reguler gravers.
Corean setters and engravers usually use the hammer, so you need to grind the graver before using it.
I buy the gravers here on 47th street in Manhattan they're about $10 each.
I can gladly send you one to try if you like.
George
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