Raffir® Calceon ocean blue - block 125 x 42 x 25 mm

Raffir® Calceon block in ocean blue, size approx. 125 x 42 x 25 mm, weight approx. 270 g, for jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.   Raffir Calceon™ is a new type of material developed from natural calcite minerals and strong, partially bio-based resin. This innovative hybrid material is currently available in five different colours (deep black, ocean blue, caramel brown, ruby red and forest green). The idea was conceived back in 2022, but it took two years for the final product to be ready. The material was launched on the market at the beginning of October 2024.   The material is suitable for making jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.  How do I process Calceon?   The material behaves like hardened resin and has a Shore D hardness of 80-90 and is therefore comparable to hard plastic. It can be worked with standard woodworking tools (file, drill, knife, router and sandpaper). The material is very heat-resistant and dimensionally stable. However, excessive heating with hot tools should be avoided.   Please note that each piece is unique and no two are the same. Our picture shows an example of a sample.

Raffir® Calceon block in ocean blue, size approx. 125 x 42 x 25 mm, weight approx. 270 g, for jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.   Raffir Calceon™ is a new type of material developed from natural calcite minerals and strong, partially bio-based resin. This innovative hybrid material is currently available in five different colours (deep black, ocean blue, caramel brown, ruby red and forest green). The idea was conceived back in 2022, but it took two years for the final product to be ready. The material was launched on the market at the beginning of October 2024.   The material is suitable for making jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.  How do I process Calceon?   The material behaves like hardened resin and has a Shore D hardness of 80-90 and is therefore comparable to hard plastic. It can be worked with standard woodworking tools (file, drill, knife, router and sandpaper). The material is very heat-resistant and dimensionally stable. However, excessive heating with hot tools should be avoided.   Please note that each piece is unique and no two are the same. Our picture shows an example of a sample.

Raffir® Calceon block in ocean blue, size approx. 125 x 42 x 25 mm, weight approx. 270 g, for jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.   Raffir Calceon™ is a new type of material developed from natural calcite minerals and strong, partially bio-based resin. This innovative hybrid material is currently available in five different colours (deep black, ocean blue, caramel brown, ruby red and forest green). The idea was conceived back in 2022, but it took two years for the final product to be ready. The material was launched on the market at the beginning of October 2024.   The material is suitable for making jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.  How do I process Calceon?   The material behaves like hardened resin and has a Shore D hardness of 80-90 and is therefore comparable to hard plastic. It can be worked with standard woodworking tools (file, drill, knife, router and sandpaper). The material is very heat-resistant and dimensionally stable. However, excessive heating with hot tools should be avoided.   Please note that each piece is unique and no two are the same. Our picture shows an example of a sample.

Raffir® Calceon block in ocean blue, size approx. 125 x 42 x 25 mm, weight approx. 270 g, for jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.   Raffir Calceon™ is a new type of material developed from natural calcite minerals and strong, partially bio-based resin. This innovative hybrid material is currently available in five different colours (deep black, ocean blue, caramel brown, ruby red and forest green). The idea was conceived back in 2022, but it took two years for the final product to be ready. The material was launched on the market at the beginning of October 2024.   The material is suitable for making jewellery, inlays, woodturning, knife handles and much more.  How do I process Calceon?   The material behaves like hardened resin and has a Shore D hardness of 80-90 and is therefore comparable to hard plastic. It can be worked with standard woodworking tools (file, drill, knife, router and sandpaper). The material is very heat-resistant and dimensionally stable. However, excessive heating with hot tools should be avoided.   Please note that each piece is unique and no two are the same. Our picture shows an example of a sample.