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An electric drill used in stone carving for splitting holes, dowel holes, and other drilled operations in marble and stone.
An electric drill used in stone carving for splitting holes, dowel holes, and other drilled operations in marble and stone.
A geometric angle drawn on a plane and used as a constant proportional relationship for enlarging measurements with compasses.
A level used to establish precise horizontal alignment and to position sculpture accurately in relation to its site.
A hollow-core drilling tool or machine used to cut large circular holes in stone, leaving a removable cylindrical core.
A wedge of hard wood or metal used to split stone by concentrating force along a prepared cut or fracture line.
A steel plug-and-feather splitting system consisting of a tapered wedge inserted between two semicircular feathers placed in a drilled hole.
A round-headed carving chisel with a flat cutting edge and rounded end, especially useful for curved forms and as an intermediate tool on softer stones.
A plumb line used to establish true verticals and to position sculpture accurately in relation to surrounding space.
A digital acquisition instrument used to record the three-dimensional geometry of an object and produce a digital 3D model.
A compact block-like hammer of hardened steel used to drive point chisels, scapezzatori, wedges, and related heavy stone-carving tools.