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8" blade
$200.00  
9" blade
$210.00
10.5" blade
$225.00
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Description:
A solid and proven design, Standard Jacks are deigned
to ride smoothly on the glass and feel good in your hand. Blades are
gusset brazed and can easily be replaced as they wear. One of our most
popular tools, and rightly so. |
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8" blade
$185.00
9" blade
$195.00 |
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Description:
Sometimes the Standard Jack blade just doesn't make
it. Round Jacks are just the thing when small apertures, detailed work,
and minimal cooling are all part of the big picture. Blades that wear
out (or become "mysteriously" lodged in the dipstick pipe of your primer
gray 1976 Dodge pickup) can be replaced. |
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$230.00
Description:
Similar in appearance to a small Standard Jack,
but with a slightly different blade profile. Somewhat more utilitarian
than the Goblet Jack, but still a specialized tool intended for people
who spend a lot of time shaping cups. |
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$300.00
Description:
A unique design that's purely a specialty item.
Intended solely for those folks who are already deep into the mysteries
of goblet craft. Each set gets stamped with a registration number for
posterity. |
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$100.00
Description:
This jack is forged from one piece of wire like many of jacks used in the 2004 video Middle Eastern Glass by Norman Faulkner. (You can order this video and others by calling 403-269-2697). I liked the idea of making a minimalist jack from one piece of metal that does not take up too much room on the bench. The jack blades are 61/2 inches and the over all length is 13 5/8 inches. The strap is 7/16 wide so using the back of the jacks is not really a option. |
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$100.00
Description:
Diamond file tool holds two triangular diamond files
(included). Used for scoring necks to get better breaks on difficult
or cold pieces. |
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$8.00
5 1/2 Triangular Diamond File, sold in pairs.
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