Westward
Westward 4KY26 Machinist Scriber Straight 90 Deg
Straight and 90-degree hardened-steel points on a knurled steel handle for precise layout marking
- TypeStud Finders
- FinishChrome Plated
- Straight and 90-degree points handle varied marking tasks
- Hardened steel tips resist wear for lasting accuracy
- Knurled steel handle gives secure grip in oily conditions
- Chrome-plated finish protects against corrosion in workshop environments
- Three included points cover multiple scribing applications
Machinist Scriber 90 Deg
The Westward 4KY26 is a hardened-steel machinist scriber with a straight point and a 90-degree bent point. Both points are threaded for secure retention and the solid knurled steel handle carries a chrome-plated finish. It is intended for layout and marking tasks in metalworking environments.
Metalworkers needing replaceable tips
This tool suits machinists and fabricators who want a durable scriber with two fixed point angles and a knurled grip. It is not for users who require a replaceable-tip system, a magnetic pickup end, or a pocket-clip design for quick access.
Three hardened points included
The set supplies three hardened-steel points that thread into the handle, covering straight and right-angle marking needs. Headroom is limited to the two included angles; the scriber cannot accommodate additional point profiles or a magnet end for retrieving small ferrous parts.
Highlights
- Straight and 90-degree points handle varied marking tasks
- Hardened steel tips resist wear for lasting accuracy
- Knurled steel handle gives secure grip in oily conditions
- Chrome-plated finish protects against corrosion in workshop environments
- Three included points cover multiple scribing applications
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 4KY26 |
| Type | Stud Finders |
| Finish | Chrome Plated |
Questions about this item
Does the 4KY26 scriber need a separate handle or is the knurled steel grip built in?
The knurled steel handle is integral to the tool, so no separate handle is required for use.
Can the 90-degree point on the 4KY26 reach marks that a straight scriber cannot?
The 90-degree point lets you scribe at right angles around obstructions where a straight tip will not fit.
How can I confirm the threaded points on the 4KY26 are secure before scribing?
Tighten each threaded point by hand until firm, then make a light test mark on scrap metal to verify alignment.
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