WHew536674@CS.COM on sat 30 sep 00
The tool that I found best for burnishing is a burnisher that print makers
use on metal plates. It has a wooden handle, about a 4 inches of a narrow
metal piece extending from the handle. Can be found in art supply catalogues
under print making supplies. The pointed tip gets in any small area, works
for me.
Joyce A
Mission, TX
mel jacobson on sat 30 sep 00
i believe it is a push rod.
long, narrow, and very shiny.
mel
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Richard Jeffery on sun 1 oct 00
you can find similar, and various shapes, amongst jewellers' tools....
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Subject: Re: wisner tool
The tool that I found best for burnishing is a burnisher that print makers
use on metal plates. It has a wooden handle, about a 4 inches of a narrow
metal piece extending from the handle. Can be found in art supply
catalogues
under print making supplies. The pointed tip gets in any small area, works
for me.
Joyce A
Mission, TX
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