Jewelry Tools

Solder sheets can be easily cut in clipped pieces. Sheets are placed on bottom jaw and snipped. Pieces drop out cleanly. These can also be used to cut wire solder by inserting the wire into the side hole. Available in size; 1.5 mm.

Combines flexibility and sufficient rigidity for sprueing and mounting wax patterns. Melts at lower temperature (125° F). Burns out clean. Overall length 6″.

Economical quality hammers designed for silversmiths and ideal for craftsmen. Flat head is used to flatten, shape and form objects, or strike chasing tools. Round end is for forming decorative patterns and designs. Complete with hardwood handles.

Made of hand-cut steel to stamp impressions on metal surfaces. The sizes noted are for the height of the impression.

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Our gauges are nickel-plated for years of use at the retail level. Graduated in U.S. Standard half-sizes. Half-Round size 1 to 15

The finest made! To smooth and polish the insides of rings. Fits snugly over wood mandrel. Made in both emery paper and longer lasting cloth.

Engineered to deliver performance unequaled by any other file, for use on ultrahard materials.

Diamond Point, SQ Wheel .252″ diameter, .079″ head length

Assortment of slices measuring 3-5/8″ x 1-1/2″ in varying thicknesses from 3/32″ to 1/4″.

Ferris File-a-Wax Carving Waxes, used for making models to be reproduced by the lost wax casting process. They can be sawed, filed or carved. Will stand rough handling and will not soften in your hands. Three degrees of hardness, designated by color, and in a variety of shapes. Blue wax will bend 90° in 1/8″ thickness. Approximate melting temperature is 240° F (116° C).

Inverted Cone 75 Degree .323″ diameter, .157″ head length

With fiber grips for heat resistance. Overall length 6-1/2 inches

Handles are knurled.

Overall Length 4″ (100 mm)

Width 9/64″ (3.6 mm)

Thickness 3/64″ (1.1 mm)

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