• GOLDSMITH HAMMER •The goldsmith hammer is a lightweight jewellery hammer designed for detailed forming, shaping, and controlled bench work. The compact square face and tapered peen end make it useful for precision metalsmithing tasks where a smaller striking surface is needed. • KEY POINTS •[Goldsmith hammer][Square head size: 9.5mm][Head length: 60mm][Total length: 230mm][Wooden handle][Dual-ended metal head][Suitable for jewellery making, metalsmithing, forming, and light hammering work] • MORE INFO •Designed for jewellers, goldsmiths, silversmiths, and metalsmiths, this hammer is useful for precise shaping and controlled striking at the bench. The small square face is suited to light planishing, forming, and general jewellery hammering, while the tapered end can assist with more focused shaping and detail work. The wooden handle provides a comfortable grip and keeps the tool light enough for controlled movements during delicate jewellery tasks. Its compact size makes it especially useful for smaller-scale metalwork, ring making, bezel work, forming components, and bench repairs. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: goldsmith hammer][Head type: square face with tapered peen][Square head size: 9.5mm][Head length: 60mm][Total length: 230mm][Handle material: wood][Use: forming, shaping, light planishing, detail hammering, and jewellery bench work] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Ideal for jewellery making, metalsmithing, goldsmithing, silversmithing, and repair work. Use the flat square face for controlled striking, shaping, and light forming, and the tapered peen end for more directional work where a narrower striking surface is useful. This hammer is well suited for small jewellery components, sheet metal work, wire forming, bezels, ring adjustments, and general precision bench tasks. • CARE & SAFETY •Use on appropriate jewellery bench blocks, stakes, anvils, or forming tools. Keep the hammer face clean and free from burrs or dents to avoid marking metal unintentionally. Store dry and wipe the metal head after use to help prevent corrosion. Check the head and handle regularly to ensure they remain secure before hammering.
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