The topping bit or in Italian scapezzino is a blunt tool designed to be deliberately imprecise. It is widely used to remove large portions of stone from the edges of fireplaces, or to create the typical uneven surface. It is also used on the edge. It does not require great manual skill and must be struck firmly from above. Given the slanted profile of the blade, it easily removes up to 10 cm of thickness.
- 30 mm.
- 40 mm.
- 50 mm.
Carbide topping bit with 30 mm cutting blade.
The Carbide Pitcher is a very particular tool, it is used to loosen large portions of stone in a rough manner. It must be positioned vertically on the edge of the material to be worked, striking firmly will fracture the stone in order to obtain a surface similar to a crust. Widely used among those who work on fireplaces or rustic coverings, it finds further applications in the field of sculpture when it is necessary to recreate an irregular surface.
Its blade is specifically designed with an angle that allows a clean and precise cut even on stone and granite.This spacer is available in the following sizes:
30 mm.
40 mm.
50 mm.
