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This 2-piece Mini Precision Hammers Set by Tooltime is designed for professionals and serious hobbyists who require exceptional accuracy and control in detailed tasks. It offers two distinct hammer types for various applications, from jewellery making and watch repair to metal forming and stone setting. While offering excellent precision, users should note that these are specialized tools and may require a learning curve for optimal use in all craft applications.
| Model Part Number | 2pc Mini Precision Hammers Set |
|---|---|
| Brand | tooltime |
The Swiss Style Watchmakers Hammer is ideal for precision tasks such as flattening wire or sheet metal, striking small punches or dies, and delicate riveting. Its flat head and chisel end offer control for intricate jewellery making, watch repair, and model assembly.
The ball pein end is used for shaping and texturing metal. It's particularly useful for tasks like doming, rounding edges, creating decorative patterns on metal surfaces, and in applications like stone setting.
No, these are precision tools designed for detailed craftwork. Their small size and specific head shapes make them unsuitable for general or heavy-duty hammering tasks around the house.
The hammer heads are made of stainless steel.
Each hammer in the set has a length of approximately 200mm (around 8 inches).
Wipe the handles clean with a dry cloth. Periodically, you can apply a light coat of wood oil to maintain their condition and prevent drying. Store in a dry place.
Yes, the Mini Ball Pein Hammer can be used for texturing metal around a stone, and the flat head of the Swiss Style hammer can be used for gently tapping down prongs.
Inspect the head-to-handle connection. If loose, discontinue use. For minor looseness, a small amount of wood glue in the handle socket may help, but professional assessment is recommended for safety and effectiveness.
Ensure you are using the correct hammer head for the task (e.g., flat head for flattening, ball pein for texturing). Practice on scrap material to get a feel for the required force and angle. Consider using a softer intermediate striking surface if needed.
Apply a light coat of wood oil to the handle and allow it to absorb. Store the hammers in a more stable humidity environment. Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat or dryness.
Setup: These hammers require no assembly and are ready for immediate use out of the packaging.
Compatibility: These are manual tools and are compatible with a wide range of materials commonly used in jewellery making, watch repair, model making, and other crafts, including soft metals, plastic, and wood. They are not designed for use with hardened steel or masonry.
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