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Jewelers' Equipment & Tools PAGE 109 Jewelers’ Equipment & Tools Saw Blades Anchor brand jeweler’s saw blades. Sizes: #4, #3, #2, 1/0, #2/0, #3/0, #4/0, #5/0, #6/0 - from largest (#4) to finest (#6/0) $3.75/144 10% discount assortable/12 gross Deluxe Saw Frame Throat and front mounted screw to adjust blade ten- Hardwood sion precisely. 3” throat. Sawblade $10.75 each Holder Rotates for easy selection. $13.50 each Adjustable Sawframe With 2.75” throat. $ 5.95 each WIRE DRAWING PLATES 8.5” specially hardened steel for shaping and reduc- ing jewelry wire. Round Hole Draw Plate, 82 holes (pictured above) $10.80 each, $116.64/12 Chromed Steel Sawframes Half-Round Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes Top Quality; great value! $12.50 each, $135.00/12 Hexagon Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes Adjustable sawframe with a 3” throat $12.50 each, $135.00/12 $ 8.50 each Marquise Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes $12.50 each, $135.00/12 Pear-shape Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes $12.50 each, $135.00/12 6” Adjustable Rectangle Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes Saw Frame $12.50 each, $135.00/12 $11.95 each Square Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes $ 12.50 each, $135.00/12 Triangle Hole Draw Plate, 30 holes $12.50 each, $135.00/12 PAGE 110 Tungsten Soldering Pick Draw Tongs Perfect for platinum’s higher temperatures. Non- Heavy duty, hand-forged. stick. Will not discolor or contaminate gold, silver 8” Draw Tongs ............$14.85 each or platinum. 10” Draw Tongs ..........$18.95 each $ 5.50 each Best Quality Titanium Solder Pick With anodized, non-roll hexagonal handles for non- stick use with gold & silver. (Not platinum.) $6.00 each Hole Maker Screw-action punch quickly makes clean, exact 1.60mm & 2.30mm holes in soft metal, leather or plastic. $8.50 each Solder Picks/Knotting Awl With 8”x.5” long wooden handles. $ 2.40 each Jumpring Maker Quickly and easily manufacture your own 4mm to 18mm jumprings. 10-piece set. Stainless Steel Needle $28.95 complete 6.5” of sharp, balanced stainless steel for knotting, soldering and wax work. $1.30 each, $14.04/12 Soldering Tripod with Screen Flux Brushes – fine sable, one large & one small. Sturdy 9” tripod $ 1.95/2, $10.53/12 with steel mesh screen lets you solder from all angles. $9.15 each Wooden Bench Pins, 7x2.75” or 7.25x1.75.” $ 3.50 each PAGE 111 Wooden Bench Pin for Rings Makes ring sizing easy. Bolts onto bench. $ 1.75 each Anvil with Round Base Superior quality, 750 grams. Polished round & flat horns for flattening and shaping. Hole for riveting on top; may be bolted to your bench $ 14.50 each Test the fineness of gold, silver and platinum with this Combination Anvil & Bench Pin stone & your acid. Hardwood pin & smooth, sturdy iron anvil easily Sizes vary. secures to your bench. Aprox 1.5-2.” $13.85 each, $149.58/12 $8.95 each Bench Pin with Metal Holder Gold-Testing Bolts to bench. Stone $8.65 each $6.50 each Bench Filing Block With rubber pad & mini-anvil. Bolts to bench $ 9.50 each All-Purpose Horn Anvil Bench Blocks $13.10 each Flat, hardened tool steel for riveting, flattening, etc. 2.5-inch x 2.5-inch .........$ 8.45 each 4-inch x 4-inch ...............$14.25 each PAGE 112 Wooden Ring Clamp Vise-type, an old favorite $4.50 each 3” Anvils, steel & nylon, with a rubber base. $18.65/set of 3 5” Double-sided Steel Dapping Plate with Removable Wooden Ring Clamp with Wedge With leather jaws Rubber Base $ 5.35 each $21.50 each Rubber Bench Block premium quality. 2”x2” ....$ 2.50 each 4”x4” ....$ 4.35 each Nylon Ring Clamp Leather jaws. $ 4.85 each Mahogany Ring Clamp Leather jaws. $ 6.25 each Plier-Type Ring Clamp Leather Sandbag Hardwood, for polishing inside of rings Approximately 8” round. Absorbs impact when $ 4.50 each chasing metal. $9.50 each, $102.60/12 PAGE 113 Mini Wash-out End Brush Wooden Split Mandrel End Bristle: great for cleaning prongs and baguette To hold sandpaper settings. $ 1.25 each $1.95 each MANDRELS Tapered Iron Bezel Mandrels Third-Hand Soldering Base Approximately 4” long in ten shapes: triangle, rect- angle, hexagon, pear, heart, oval, marquise, square, Comes with straight soldering tweezers long octagon, octagon.Can also be used for wax $ 8.50 each models. Made exclusively for us. $49.50/set of 10 pieces Long Bezel Mandrels Set of 6 well-polished, hardened steel mandrels for Superior Third Hand making bezels and decorative items. Set includes round, oval, rectangle, hexagon, square and triangle. With alligator clips on heavy horseshoe base for Mandrels are 11 inches long. greater stability. $55.00/set of 6 pieces $15.50 each Bracelet Mandrels 15” hardened cast iron for stretching and shaping bracelets & bangles. Copper Pickling Tongs Bracelet mandrels are shipped separately, due to These tongs will not react with pickle. weight. Choose fishtail or curved. Round bracelet mandrel ........... $26.50 each $4.95/pair Oval bracelet mandrel ............... $29.95 each PAGE 114 Hardwood Round Bracelet Mandrel 15”x2.5”. Round base 2 1/2” across. Form and shape bangles & bracelets without marring. $9.85 each, $106.38/12 Necklace Mandrel Highly polished, hard-chromed cast iron. Perfect for Wooden forging, forming, shaping and sizing neckwear. 7 x Ring Mandrel 7 1/2”; 4 1/2” tall. Weight: 5 lbs. Ships separately. Holds rings for $37.95 each polishing. 7” long. $ 1.25 each Bracelet Gauge Adjustable metal cuff marked in U.S. sizes by 0.25” Hoop Earring Mandrel increments. $9.75 each 12-inch case hardened steel mandrel for shaping hoop earrings, 14mm to 50mm. $22.50 each Bezel Roller Half-round, polished steel head on hardwood handle smoothly rolls your bezels for neat and secure set- ting .......$ 2.40 each Grooved Bezel Pusher Aluminum Bracelet Clamp V-grooved steel bezel Securely holds up to 10” long by 8mm wide brace- pusher with wooden lets. Clamps bench vise. handle ...$2.10 each $18.95 each close up of head PAGE 115 Prong Pusher with wooden handle $2.10 each Reversible Ingot Mold Turn your scrap metal into usable sheet or wire: (round & half-round 3mm, 4mm, 5mm & 6mm). Sword type $28.95 each Flat Sliding Ball type Adjustable Ingot Mold 1-1/8” by 1/8” Agate Burnishers provide softer touch on or smaller. metals. With clamps. Sword-type with wooden handle, 8” long $15.00 each $ 7.40 each Ball-type with aluminum handle, 7” long $ 7.40 each HAMMERS & MALLETS Heavy Wooden Mallet Straight Burnisher Head size: 2.” x 3.75” 1.5” highly-polished stainless steel blade in hand-fit- $ 4.85 each, $52.38/12 ting wooden handle for smoothing bezels and other surfaces....$ 3.25 each Brass and Nylon Hammer Two 1/2-inch heads for soft Curved Burnisher metal on a wooden handle. 1.5” highly-polished stainless steel blade in hand-fit- $ 6.95 each, $ 75.06/12 ting wooden handle for smoothing bezels and other surfaces...$ 3.25 each PAGE 116 Goldmsith’s Hammer 80 gram head. $4.00 each Chasing Hammer Superior hardened steel head with 1-inch flat pol- ished face for planishing & chasing and a ball end Rawhide Mallet for riveting and peening. For working metal $6.85 each, $73.98/12 without damage. 2” head ........ $12.95 each Yellow Plastic Mallet Super quality, 1.5” face. Superior Ball Peen $10.99 each Hammer Hand-polished, hardened and tempered 4-oz. head on hardwood handle. $ 9.50 each Nylon Hammer Double 1” nylon heads Miniature, Superior on hardwood handle; Ball Peen Hammer will not mar metal. 1-oz. steel head on $4.85 each hardwood handle. $3.95 each White Plastic Mallet 1/2” head & wooden handle. Gerson-type Hammer Riveting Hammer Fine quality 8.5” hammer with 2”x 1” polished steel With 1/2” square head head on anodized handle. Beautifully balanced & wooden handle. $19.95 each $3.25 each Delrin Wedge Hammer Riveting Hammer 10” long with a 1” domed With round head. face & tapered face. $3.25 each $7.50 each PAGE 117 Texturing Hammers With 1” faces. Each hammer has two textures: A has dimples & narrow stripes $14.95 each B has points & wide stripes $14.95 each Fine Quality Doming Punch Set 12 highly polished, tempered round anodized heads in a fitted hardwood base with clearly marked sizes. Punch sizes: 1/2”, 9/16”, 19/32”, 5/8”, 11/16”, 23/32’, 3/4”, 25/32”, 13/16”, 7/8”, 15/16”, 1”. Rockwell hardness: 52-55 HRC. $39.95 complete Bezel Setting Punches 18 round punches for shaping bezels over 2mm to 9mm round stones. In fitted wooden box with handle. $45.50 complete DAPPING TOOLS Economy Round Steel Punches From 9/64” to 31/32” marked 1 to 36 in a hardwood base.Rockwell Hardness: 45 HRC. $59.95 complete Economy Fine Quality Doming Punch Set Punches, No Base 24 highly polished, tempered round anodized heads Set of 24 dapping tools - in a fitted hardwood base with clearly marked sizes. a tremendous value! Punch sizes: 7/64”, 1/8”, 9/64”, 5/32”, 7/32”, 1/4”, $34.50/set 9/32”, 5/16”, 3/8”, 13/32”, 7/16”, 15/32”, 1/2”, 9/16”, 19/32”, 5/8”, 11/16”, 23/32”, 3/4”, 25/32”, 13/16”, 7/8”, 15/16” & 1”. Rockwell hardness: 52-55HRC. $79.50 complete PAGE 118 Hardwood Forming Set Block with 8 round punches, 5-25mm; 5 rectangular 2”x2”x 2” Bronze Doming Block punches, 3x12mm - 7x12mm; and 1 90° punch.
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