Double Horn Steel Anvil Block, Metal Forming Tool for Jewellery Making, Mini Bench Work
£13.99
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SKU: IV-X1V1-0OGY
Double Horn Steel Anvil Block, Metal Forming Tool for Jewellery Making, Mini Bench Work
£13.99
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£13.99
Regular price
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For bench jewellers and metalworkers shaping rings or planishing small components, this double horn anvil provides three distinct work surfaces. It delivers a stable, hardened steel block for detailed forming and stamping, without requiring the space of a full-size bench anvil.
Key features
- Features one round, conical horn for shaping curves and rings, and one flat horn for forming sharp bends.
- A flat, smooth top face provides a solid surface for planishing, stamping, and riveting work.
- Machined from hardened steel to withstand repeated hammer blows during forming and texturing.
- Includes a pritchel hole on the main face for punching and riveting tasks.
- The wide, solid base ensures stability on the bench whilst working.
- Its compact footprint makes it suitable for benches where workspace is at a premium.
Who it's for
A core tool for UK bench jewellers, silversmiths, and apprentices who require a versatile forming block. Also favoured by model makers and craftspeople for detailed wirework and shaping of small metal components.
Specifications
- Material: Hardened Steel
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Is this the right tool for you?
Best for
- UK bench jewellers shaping rings and small components
- Silversmiths requiring a versatile forming block for detailed work
- Apprentices learning metal forming and planishing techniques
- Model makers and craftspeople working with fine wire and small metal parts
Not for
- Heavy-duty forging or large-scale metalwork
- Replacing a full-size bench anvil for extensive tasks
- Shaping very large or thick metal stock
- Industrial applications requiring extreme impact resistance
How this compares
| Double Horn Steel Anvil... | Alternatives | |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Hardened steel, machined for precision | Cast iron or unhardened steel, prone to denting |
| Work Surfaces | Round horn, flat horn, flat top face, pritchel hole | Single flat surface or basic horn, limited versatility |
| Stability | Wide, solid base for bench stability | Narrow or lightweight base, prone to movement |
| Durability | Withstands repeated hammer blows during forming | Softer material, shows marks and dents quickly |
