• 3" ROLLING MILL •The 3" rolling mill is a compact bench tool designed for reducing, shaping, and forming metal sheet and wire during jewellery making and metalworking. With a 3" / 75mm roller width, it is suitable for small workshop use, allowing jewellers to roll metal stock to a desired thickness for fabrication, forming, and further bench work. • KEY POINTS •[3" rolling mill][Roller width: 3" / 75mm][Overall size: H 380mm x W 210mm x L 230mm][Hand-operated design][Suitable for jewellery making, sheet forming, and metalworking] • MORE INFO •Designed for jewellery bench work, this rolling mill allows metal to be passed between rollers to reduce thickness, flatten material, and prepare stock for fabrication. It is useful for working with sheet metal, wire, and suitable non-ferrous metals used in jewellery making. The hand-crank design gives controlled rolling pressure, while the adjustable roller gap allows users to gradually reduce material thickness over multiple passes. Its compact size makes it suitable for small workshops, studios, classrooms, and hobby jewellery benches. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: rolling mill][Roller width: 3" / 75mm][Overall height: 380mm][Overall width: 210mm][Overall length: 230mm][Operation: hand-operated][Use: rolling, reducing, flattening, shaping, and preparing metal stock][Suitable applications: jewellery making, silversmithing, goldsmithing, metal forming, and workshop use] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, metalsmiths, and small workshops needing a compact rolling mill for everyday forming tasks. Use it to reduce sheet thickness, flatten wire, prepare metal for fabrication, and create more consistent stock for jewellery projects. This rolling mill is especially useful for preparing gold, silver, copper, brass, and other suitable non-ferrous metals for rings, bezels, pendants, charms, bracelets, and general metalwork. • CARE & SAFETY •Use gradual reductions over multiple passes and avoid forcing material through the rollers. Keep the rollers clean, dry, and free from filings, grit, and polishing compound to help protect the rolling surface. Do not roll hardened, dirty, or unsuitable material through the mill. Secure the mill properly before use, keep fingers clear of the rollers and gears, and wear appropriate eye protection when preparing or working metal.
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