• BRASS MALLET •The brass mallet is a practical jewellery and metalworking hammer designed for forming, shaping, adjusting, and controlled striking tasks. Featuring a solid brass head with a steel shaft and fitted handle, it provides firm impact while being softer than steel, making it useful for use with punches, forming tools, mandrels, and general bench work. Ideal for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and workshop setups requiring a durable mallet for light to medium forming and striking tasks. • KEY POINTS •[Brass mallet for forming and controlled striking][Head size: 28mm dia. x 64mm L][Total length: 275mm][Brass head with fitted handle] • MORE INFO •Designed for controlled bench work, this brass mallet is useful for striking punches, forming metal, adjusting components, and working with shaping tools where a softer metal hammer face is preferred. The brass head offers solid striking weight while helping reduce damage to harder steel tools compared with using a steel hammer directly. The cylindrical head provides a broad, balanced striking surface, while the fitted handle gives comfortable control during repeated use. This makes the mallet a practical everyday workshop tool for jewellery fabrication, forming, dapping, punching, and general metalworking preparation. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: brass mallet][Head size: 28mm dia. x 64mm L][Total length: 275mm][Head material: brass][Handle: fitted handle with steel shaft][Profile: cylindrical brass mallet head with hand grip][Use: forming, shaping, striking, adjusting, punching, and bench work][Suitable materials: gold, silver, brass, copper, aluminium, steel tools, punches, and other jewellery-making materials] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and small workshops requiring a firm but controlled striking tool. Use the brass mallet with punches, dapping tools, forming blocks, mandrels, and other bench tools where controlled impact is required. This brass mallet is ideal for light to medium forming, striking dapping punches, adjusting metal components, shaping non-ferrous metals, and supporting general jewellery fabrication tasks. It is especially useful where a softer hammer head is preferred to help reduce damage to hardened steel tools or delicate working surfaces. • CARE & SAFETY •Use controlled strikes and avoid excessive force that may damage the mallet, tool, or workpiece. Keep the brass head clean and smooth to reduce unwanted marking, and inspect the handle regularly to ensure it remains secure. Store dry when not in use. Eye protection is recommended when hammering, forming, punching, or working with small metal components.
