Types of Scriber

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Pocket Scriber:

 Pocket Scriber

Pocket scriber are small scribers about 100mm (4″) long . They often feature replaceable tips and a hexagonal head to stop them from rolling off work surfaces.

Machinist’s Scriber:

 Machinist's Scriber


These scribers are just longer versions of pocket scribers, usually 150-200mm (6-8″) long. They often have a clip almost like a pin to secure them onto jacket pockets and stop them from rolling off work surfaces.


Double-Ended Scriber:

 Double-Ended Scriber


These scribers feature a straight point at one end of the scriber and should have a selection of angled points at the other. The angled point allows lines to be marked on the workpiece in confined areas like inside holes or on the underside of ridges.


Knife Edge Scriber:

 Knife Edge Scriber


These scribers have a straight point at one end and a flat blade at the other and should range in length from 100-250mm (4-10″). The blade is employed for marking lines on wood, plastic and other soft material. They have several other names including ‘striking knives’, ‘scoring knives’, ‘layout knives’ and ‘marking knives’, although most of those will only feature the blade and not have a scriber point at the other end.





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