• SQUARE RING MANDREL •The square ring mandrel is a practical jewellery forming tool designed for shaping, sizing, and refining square rings and geometric ring forms. Featuring a tapered square steel profile with a fitted handle, it provides a consistent forming surface for creating clean corners, straight sides, and controlled square ring shapes. Ideal for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and workshop setups working with square ring designs and angular jewellery forms. • KEY POINTS •[Square ring mandrel for shaping and sizing rings][Tapered size range: 9.8mm - 17.6mm][Total length: 300mm][Steel mandrel with fitted handle] • MORE INFO •Designed for forming square and angular ring profiles, this square ring mandrel gives jewellers a dedicated support surface for shaping rings that are not suited to a standard round mandrel. The tapered square form allows workpieces to be gradually adjusted and refined to the desired size and shape. The flat sides and defined edges are useful for creating cleaner square ring geometry, refining corners, and supporting metal during forming or correction work. The fitted handle provides improved control when holding or positioning the mandrel at the bench. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: square ring mandrel][Size range: 9.8mm - 17.6mm][Total length: 300mm][Mandrel material: steel][Profile: tapered square ring mandrel][Use: shaping, sizing, forming, and refining square rings][Suitable materials: gold, silver, brass, copper, aluminium, and other jewellery-making metals] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and small workshops requiring a mandrel for square ring making and geometric jewellery work. Use the mandrel to form square ring bands, refine angular ring shapes, correct uneven sides, and support workpieces during shaping. This square ring mandrel is especially useful for making square-profile rings, signet-style forms, geometric bands, and custom ring shapes where flat sides and defined corners are required. For best results, form gradually using controlled pressure and suitable forming tools. • CARE & SAFETY •Keep the mandrel clean and dry after use, and wipe away any metal filings or debris before forming finished pieces. Use controlled pressure and avoid excessive force that may damage the ring or working surface. A rawhide, nylon, wooden, or plastic mallet may help reduce marking when shaping softer or polished metals. Eye protection is recommended when hammering, forming, or working with metal components.
