Brandon,
Yep, I guess the carbide spacing tool is the one I was thinking about when I said $80. If you are thinking about buying a set; get the 90 deg tools, not the 75 deg. If you don't already have a 20 LPI spacer, you will need that also. The minimum number of the tools you will need is the type 2 and smallest type 3
If you haven't done any checkering before, It would be better to buy the regular tool steel tools first to practice with. Luke might have a set for sell cheap! <img src="graemlins/roflmao.gif" border="0" alt="[hiha]" />