Texturing hammer with concentric circle face and pale wooden handle, with two loose faces, circles and pyramid, beside it

Dual Sided Texturing Hammer for Jewellery Making, Metal Smithing Tool with Wooden Handle, Thin Circles and Speckles Pattern, Repousse Craft Tool

£14.99
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Texturing hammer with concentric circle face and pale wooden handle, with two loose faces, circles and pyramid, beside it
SKU: 7R-BVAP-DLEF

Dual Sided Texturing Hammer for Jewellery Making, Metal Smithing Tool with Wooden Handle, Thin Circles and Speckles Pattern, Repousse Craft Tool

£14.99
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For jewellers and silversmiths applying decorative finishes, this dual-faced hammer creates two distinct textures from a single tool. It is ideal for adding surface interest to sheet metal, bangles, and custom components before final polishing and assembly.

Key features

  • One face produces a fine, concentric circle pattern.
  • Opposing face creates a uniform chequered texture.
  • Polished steel head is securely fitted to the handle with a wooden wedge.
  • Smooth, shaped wooden handle provides a comfortable and balanced grip.
  • Suitable for texturing non-ferrous metals such as silver, copper, and brass.

Who it's for

A core tool for UK bench jewellers, silversmiths, and metalsmiths creating bespoke textured finishes. It is also well-suited for students and craftspeople exploring jewellery design and repoussé work.

Specifications

  • Head Material: Steel
  • Handle Material: Wood
  • Face Patterns: Concentric Circles, Chequered

Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch target for orders before 2pm Mon–Fri · 30-day returns

Specifications
Material Steel head, hardwood handle
Approx. shipping weight Approx. 350g
Finish Polished striking faces
Compatibility Metal surface texturing; jewellery sheet work

Is this the right tool for you?

Best for

  • UK bench jewellers texturing non-ferrous metals
  • Silversmiths adding surface interest to sheet metal
  • Craftspeople creating bespoke jewellery finishes
  • Students exploring repoussé and metal design

Not for

  • Texturing ferrous metals like steel or iron
  • Heavy duty metal forming or shaping tasks
  • Creating textures beyond concentric circles or chequered patterns

How this compares

Dual Sided Texturing Hammer... Alternatives
Head Material Polished steel Unspecified or lower-grade metal
Handle Construction Securely fitted wooden handle with wedge Loose or plastic handle
Texture Patterns Dual-faced: concentric circles and chequered Single pattern or less defined textures

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