RGM Lino Cutter, #303 (Small U)
Made in Italy from tempered steel, RGM Linoleum Chisels are high-quality, affordable tools for relief printmaking. Sharper and stronger than the interchangeable blades found in printmaking kits, RGM chisels are fused to their shock-resistant fiberglass handles and reinforced with brass ferrules.
RGM chisels are sharp and clean-cutting out of the box, and they can be sharpened repeatedly with ordinary sharpening stones and honed with strops. If you're not comfortable sharpening a blade at home, these will still last a lot longer than the interchangeable blades, and they aren't too expensive to replace later.
Available in a variety of shapes. This is #303, a small U-shaped chisel. This is one of the most popular shapes for cutting linoleum, along with the other V- and U-shaped chisels.
Made in Italy from tempered steel, RGM Linoleum Chisels are high-quality, affordable tools for relief printmaking. Sharper and stronger than the interchangeable blades found in printmaking kits, RGM chisels are fused to their shock-resistant fiberglass handles and reinforced with brass ferrules.
RGM chisels are sharp and clean-cutting out of the box, and they can be sharpened repeatedly with ordinary sharpening stones and honed with strops. If you're not comfortable sharpening a blade at home, these will still last a lot longer than the interchangeable blades, and they aren't too expensive to replace later.
Available in a variety of shapes. This is #303, a small U-shaped chisel. This is one of the most popular shapes for cutting linoleum, along with the other V- and U-shaped chisels.
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Made in Italy from tempered steel, RGM Linoleum Chisels are high-quality, affordable tools for relief printmaking. Sharper and stronger than the interchangeable blades found in printmaking kits, RGM chisels are fused to their shock-resistant fiberglass handles and reinforced with brass ferrules.
RGM chisels are sharp and clean-cutting out of the box, and they can be sharpened repeatedly with ordinary sharpening stones and honed with strops. If you're not comfortable sharpening a blade at home, these will still last a lot longer than the interchangeable blades, and they aren't too expensive to replace later.
Available in a variety of shapes. This is #303, a small U-shaped chisel. This is one of the most popular shapes for cutting linoleum, along with the other V- and U-shaped chisels.
