Large Cylinder 3/8" Channel Anticlastic Pliers, Jewellery Making Tool for Bracelets, Rings, Bangles
For jewellers creating anticlastic forms from wider, heavier gauge strip. These large channel pliers are designed to produce the correct saddle-curve geometry for substantial bangles and rings, supporting both faces of the metal throughout the forming process. All our tools are UK-stocked and available for same-day dispatch.
Key features
- Large 3/8-inch channel jaw designed for forming heavier gauge metal strip.
- Fitted with non-marring brass liners to protect workpiece surfaces from scratches.
- Robust box-joint construction ensures jaws remain parallel and aligned under pressure.
- Cushioned, textured blue handles provide a secure grip whilst reducing hand fatigue.
Who it's for
An essential forming tool for UK silversmiths, contemporary jewellery makers, and metal artists who specialise in anticlastic raising. Particularly suited to those working on larger scale pieces like cuffs and wide bangles where significant leverage and support is required.
Specifications
- Jaw Channel: 3/8" (approx. 9.5mm)
Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch before 2pm · 30-day returns
Is this the right tool for you?
Best for
- UK silversmiths forming anticlastic bangles
- Contemporary jewellers creating wide rings from heavy gauge strip
- Metal artists requiring leverage for large anticlastic cuffs
- Professionals needing precise saddle-curve geometry on substantial pieces
Not for
- Forming delicate wire or very fine gauge metal strip
- General purpose bending or shaping of flat sheet
- Cutting or manipulating hardened steel components
- Users with limited hand strength requiring lighter tools
How this compares
| Large Cylinder 3/8" Channel... | Alternatives | |
|---|---|---|
| Jaw Channel | Large 3/8" (9.5mm) channel for heavier gauge strip | Smaller, non-specific channels or flat jaws |
| Jaw Protection | Non-marring brass liners | Unlined steel jaws that can mark workpieces |
| Joint Type | Robust box-joint construction for parallel jaw alignment | Lap joint, prone to flex and misalignment |
| Handle Design | Cushioned, textured handles for secure grip and reduced fatigue | Basic, unpadded metal handles |