BENCH BLOCK: Made of hardened steel and chrome plated, this durable metal stamping table is scratch and dent resistant. Perfect for hardening wire and works with all types of metal including gold, sterling silver and copper. Our experts are here to help. Texturing Use the ball peen side of the chasing hammer to add some texture or dimples to your metal or hardened wire. Chasing Hammer and Bench Block Take your metalworking to the next level with The Beadsmith Chasing Hammer. Use to shape malleable metals such as pewter, sterling silver, aluminum, brass, copper, and nickel silver. METALWORKING: A 7.5-inch wooden handle is the base for this two-sided hammer and features a rounded end that increases hammer control and reduces hand fatigue often associated with metalsmithing. The 2.5-inch steel head has a 14mm ball pein face that is used for adding texture while the 25mm domed face is ideal for dapping metal. Known for embossing, this hammer creates a style in which metal is shaped by hammering for the front side of a piece of metal, creating and smoothing dents. THE BEADSMITH - 40 years in the making! Jewelry Hammer And Block Set The Beadsmith Chasing Hammer & Bench Block – Wire Elements Two Sided Hammer 7 5 Wood Handle 2 Steel Block With Hole For Riveting Bending Tools Sterling Silver Wire For Jewelry Making 18681 Chasing Hammer - Wire Working Metal Flattening Jewellery Tools... Your satisfaction is important to us. Use the surface to make sure your project is just how you want it before you commit to stamping, stringing, hammering, or soldering. To protect your work bench and other surface, it’s best to work on bench blocks. Finishing & Hardening Add finish to edges of cut blanks or harden and flatten wire so it keeps it shape for jewelry and decoration. DRP-240-24 With PFC Out 24V/0-10A Wattage: Input: 90~264 Output : 24 , 48L: 125.5W: 125.2H: 100Warranty: 3 specification for DRP-240-24 The Beadsmith Steel Bench Block is an essential jeweler’s tool with many purposes. Let us join you in the creative journey. Find The Best Hammer For Metal Work Reviews & Comparison The lightweight wood handle is easy to grip and works in partnership with the weighted head, which is easy to control. The hole in the corner is meant for riveting and bending. The bench blocks are ideal for silversmithing and metalsmithing and can be used with ball peen hammers, mallets, and other tools. Embossing tools will stretch your metal, allowing you to manipulate most softer metals, such as pewter, sterling silver, aluminum, brass, copper, and nickel silver. The heavy weight of the block keeps it in place on your work surface, also protecting your workbench from excessive wear and tear. Great for personal use as well, the block measures 2 inches, perfect for up close, detailed stamping on a pendant, metal blank or jewelry tag. Use in conjunction with repousse hammers to form indents and scallops from the back side of metal, forming even more unique designs. The “springy” handle increases hammer control and reduces hand fatigue. Once you’re ready to start creating, use your block for chasing, shaping, and stamping.
