Product Description
Steel Bench Blocks
- BDT-001 (2 1/2" X 2 1/2" X 7/8")
- BDT-002 (3" X 3" X 3/4")
- BDT-003 (4" X 4" X 1/2")
- BDT-004 (4" X 4" X 3/4")
- BDT-005 (4" X 6" X 3/4")
- BDT-006 (6" X 6" X 3/4")
- BDT-007(2" X 2" X 7/16")
Stainless Steel
- Square and Rectangle Shape.
- Used for Flattening, Laying out, Chasing etc.
Designed for Precision MetalworkThis steel bench block delivers exceptional flatness and a hardened, mirror-polished surface, making it ideal for detailed work like stamping, forming, texturing, flattening, and riveting. Its durable build supports demanding workshop environments and ensures repeatable results in jewelry making and metal artistry.
Durable, Rust-Resistant, and Easy to MaintainWith a surface specially treated for rust resistance and a robust, highly polished finish, this block minimizes maintenance efforts. Wiping it clean and applying a thin oil layer preserves its quality. The smooth, hard-wearing surface remains stable and accurate even after extensive use.
Versatility for Workshop and StudioSuitable for both professional and hobbyist use, this steel bench block accommodates various small to medium metalworking projects. From precision jewelry design to industrial metal adjustments, it provides a reliable and consistent base for a wide range of applications.
FAQs of Steel Bench Blocks:
Q: How should the steel bench block be maintained to prevent rust?
A: To maintain the rust resistance of your steel bench block, ensure you wipe it clean after use and apply a thin layer of oil before storage. This helps to keep the surface protected from moisture and ensures a polished, corrosion-free finish.
Q: What are the main uses of this steel bench block in jewelry making and metalworking?
A: The bench block is commonly used for forming, flattening, stamping, texturing, and riveting various metals. Its flat, hardened surface supports high-precision work necessary in jewelry crafting and other fine metal projects.
Q: When is it necessary to use a rubber pad with the steel bench block?
A: A rubber pad is recommended if you need to minimize movement or dampen noise while working. Since the block does not feature a non-skid base, placing it on a rubber pad enhances stability and absorbs shock during hammering operations.
Q: Where can this steel bench block be effectively used?
A: The block is versatile enough for use in home studios, workshops, and professional jewelry environments. It performs well in any setting that requires a stable, flat surface for small to medium metalwork projects.
Q: What benefits does the mirror-polished, hardened surface provide?
A: The mirror-polished, tempered surface offers exceptional durability, minimizes marring on worked pieces, and supports intricate metal shaping or stamping by maintaining high surface accuracy over time.
Q: How does the design of sharp and rounded corners enhance its applications?
A: Sharp corners facilitate working at precise angles and help define edges, while rounded corners allow for forming and working with curves, providing greater flexibility for diverse metalworking and jewelry tasks.