Stone Carving Pencil MODECO MN-88-026 240 mm

MODECO stone carving pencil MN-88-026 is a 240 mm marking and scoring tool designed for stonemasonry tasks. Its elongated, rigid body provides a stable grip for marking, scribing and scoring on stone surfaces, enabling precise layout lines and cutting guides on-site. The tool is intended for craftsmen and construction professionals who need a durable implement for transferring measurements, marking joints and indicating cut lines on various types of natural and engineered stone.

Advantages

The pencil’s 240 mm length offers extended reach and improved control when working on larger stone blocks or elevated surfaces while the rigid construction resists bending during scoring. The design ensures consistent line visibility on rough and polished stone finishes and supports accurate transfer of measurements from templates or plans. The simple, robust form factor makes it suitable for repeated use in demanding construction and stonemasonry environments.

Suitable for

• Marking cutting lines on natural stone (granite, marble, limestone)
• Scribing layout lines and joint positions on masonry elements
• Transferring measurements from templates and setting-out work on-site
• Scoring thin stone tiles or slabs prior to breaking or sawing

Key specifications

• Overall length: 240 mm
• Intended use: marking, scribing and scoring on stone surfaces
• Construction: rigid, elongated body for stable handling
• Suitable surfaces: natural and engineered stone, tiles and slabs
• Primary users: craftsmen, stonemasons and construction professionals

How to use

Hold the stone carving pencil with a firm grip and position its tip against the stone surface. Use steady pressure to draw layout or cutting lines; for deeper scores, repeat the pass along the same line. When marking from a template or measured guide, keep the tool steady and move the stencil or straightedge rather than the pencil to maintain accuracy. For tiled or thin stone, score along the intended break line before applying bending or cutting methods.

Usage recommendations

Store the pencil dry and protected to avoid tip damage. Replace or sharpen the working tip as required to maintain clear, consistent marks. Use eye protection and follow standard site safety procedures when marking close to cutting or breaking operations.