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This type of handle is the most versatile, it is recommended for irons and marking tools. It fits both large and medium palms. The handle protrusion prevents the hand from slipping and protects against hot tools. |
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This type of handle is also suitable for the same tools as the PC-A. This handle is more massive, highly recommended for heavy ironing tools. |
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This handle is convenient for working with wheels, welt knives and some other tools. Since it has no edge to support and protect the palm, it is not recommended for irons. |
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This type of handle is also versatile and can be used in most tools. |
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Such a handle is the only option for a slide box wheel, it is also convenient for ironing tools. The thickness of the handle is 27mm for box wheel and 25mm for ironing tools. Tools with this handle will not roll off the table. |
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This is a variant of the ST-A handle. It has a protective metal bolster that extends the life of the tool by protecting the wood from overheating. |
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The standard shape of the awl handle is for sewing the welt to the sole. It can also be used to pierce the insole in the "Goodyear welt construction" . |
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Oval handle with bolster for knives and some other tools. |
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The best ratio of reliability and price. Beech is a fairly hard wood (590 kg / cm). Probably most of the handles in the world are made of beech wood. In stock. |
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American walnut wood is slightly harder and has a beautiful texture and rich color. Hardness - 660kg / cm. In stock. |
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African paduk has a high decorative value, and is hardwood (750 kg / cm). In stock. |
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Gabon ebony is a very hard material (~ 1000kg / cm), difficult to process, looks great after finishing and polishing. The wood is rare and expensive, it is not available, it is brought under the order. Handles made of such material are made only by special order, advance payment. The manufacturing time for tools with such handles is longer. |
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