Double ended sinusoidal stake in polished steel with wave shaped ends and a flat centre bar, lying on a linen cloth

Heavy Duty Polished Double Ended Sinusoidal Stake, Jewellery Forming Anticlastic Tool

£34.99
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Double ended sinusoidal stake in polished steel with wave shaped ends and a flat centre bar, lying on a linen cloth
SKU: F2-BTSC-7VST

Heavy Duty Polished Double Ended Sinusoidal Stake, Jewellery Forming Anticlastic Tool

£34.99
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For UK jewellers and silversmiths creating anticlastic forms, this heavy-duty stake provides essential support. Its double-ended sinusoidal profile allows for the hammer-forming of complex wave curves in sheet metal without buckling, ensuring a predictable and clean result.

Key features

  • Solid steel construction with two distinct sinusoidal forming ends.
  • Highly polished working surfaces to prevent marking precious or non-ferrous metals.
  • Substantial central block provides a stable mounting point in a bench vice.
  • Shaped to provide correct support when forming anticlastic and sinusoidal curves.
  • Smooth, rounded terminals on each end to avoid snagging or marring workpieces.

Who it's for

An essential forming stake for professional silversmiths, bench jewellers, and metal artists in the UK. It is specifically designed for those undertaking anticlastic raising or creating jewellery and sculptures with complex wave-form profiles.

Specifications

  • Material: Polished Steel

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

Specifications
Material Polished Steel
Approx. shipping weight Approx. 850g
Finish Satin finish

Is this the right tool for you?

Best for

  • UK professional silversmiths forming anticlastic jewellery
  • Bench jewellers creating complex wave curves in sheet metal
  • Metal artists sculpting sinusoidal forms in precious metals

Not for

  • General metal shaping without specific anticlastic requirements
  • Rough forming of base metals where surface finish is not critical
  • Light-duty or occasional hobby use

How this compares

Heavy Duty Polished Double... Alternatives
Material Solid polished steel Unpolished mild steel or cast iron
Working Surface Highly polished to prevent marking precious metals Unpolished or roughly ground, may mark delicate work
Profile Design Double-ended sinusoidal for complex wave curves Single-ended or basic curve, limited forming capabilities
Stability Substantial central block for stable bench vice mounting Lighter construction, less secure when forming

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