Tattoo Your Deejo Engraving Box
Engrave the motif of your choice on the blade of a Deejo that will become yours alone. The universal engraver delivered in this box offers inspirations on nearly all matters.This product is a great gift for yourself or a friend.
Box containing a Deejo 37G “black,” with 3 handle mounts (carbon fiber, juniper wood, coralwood), a recto/verso test piece in black metal, an engraver stylus in ABS black, 3 diamond burrs, a set of screws, and a steel Tork wrench.
Requires two AAA batteries (not included).
- Characterized by its low density, high tensile and compressive strength, and excellent chemical inertness, carbon fiber is also appreciated for its dynamic aesthetic. Deejo has naturally made it one of its materials of preference to adorn its most beautiful pieces.
- Juniper is a naturlly fragrant wood with a light, peppery smell. Carved into arabesques in shades of gray, each delicately veined handle makes your Deejo a preciously unique piece.
- Coralwood (or Padauk) is an abundant wood traditionally used in cutlery for its exquisite red and amber highlights (the reason for its name), its robustness, and its exceptional resistance to humidity. Coralwood exquisitely highlights the elegance of a Deejo knife.
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