Flower disc cutter set: steel die plate with six five-petal holes and the six punches standing in a wooden base, on linen

Flower Disc Cutter Set — 6 Steel Punches & Die, 7-22 mm, Jewellery Blanking

£129.99
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Flower disc cutter set: steel die plate with six five-petal holes and the six punches standing in a wooden base, on linen
  • Flower disc cutter set: steel die plate with six five-petal holes and the six punches standing in a wooden base, on linen
  • Size guide for the flower disc cutter set, outlines of the six five-petal blanks with a table from No:1 07mm to No:6 13mm
  • Flower disc cutter set from a higher angle on a cream background, punches grouped at the front of the wooden base
  • Flower disc cutter set seen from the front, the die plate in its wooden base with the six punches standing in a row behind
  • Flower disc cutter set: steel die plate with six five-petal holes and the six punches standing in a wooden base, on linen
  • Size guide for the flower disc cutter set, outlines of the six five-petal blanks with a table from No:1 07mm to No:6 13mm
  • Flower disc cutter set from a higher angle on a cream background, punches grouped at the front of the wooden base
  • Flower disc cutter set seen from the front, the die plate in its wooden base with the six punches standing in a row behind
Flower Disc Cutter Set — 6 Steel Punches & Die, 7-22 mm, Jewellery Blanking

Flower Disc Cutter Set — 6 Steel Punches & Die, 7-22 mm, Jewellery Blanking

£129.99
£129.99
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Punch five-petal flower blanks instead of sawing them. For floral collections — studs, charms, pendants — this set turns repetitive piercing work into a single strike per component, with every blank identical to the last. Six sizes run from 7mm to 22mm, all holding the same five-petal profile, so a graduated series of flowers stays consistent across the range.

The punches are hardened steel, and the two-plate die block opens for easy insertion and removal of non-ferrous sheet — silver, copper and brass all cut cleanly and repeatably. Between jobs, the wooden base keeps the six punches and the die plate organised on the bench rather than loose in a drawer. A useful set for students learning blanking and punching, too.

  • Six hardened steel punches and a matching die plate for cutting flower shapes from 7mm to 22mm.
  • A consistent five-petal flower profile is maintained across the entire size range.
  • The two-plate steel die block allows for easy insertion and removal of non-ferrous sheet.
  • Cuts clean, repeatable blanks from silver, copper, and brass sheet.
  • The supplied wooden base keeps the punches and die plate organised on the bench.

Who it's for

An essential tool for UK jewellers and silversmiths creating floral-themed pieces, from small-scale stud earrings to larger statement pendants. Also suitable for students and apprentices learning blanking and punching techniques in a workshop environment.

Specifications

  • Material: Hardened steel punches and die, wooden base
  • Cutter Sizes: 6 sizes ranging from 7mm to 22mm
  • Set Includes: 6 punches, 1 two-plate die block, 1 storage base

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Weight 1500 g

Common questions at the bench

What metal and thickness can it cut?
Check this product's description for the metals and any maximum thickness it gives, and stay within them. If it gives none, keep to thin, soft, non-ferrous sheet. Cutting sheet that is harder or thicker than the cutter is made for can chip or blunt the punches and the die.
How do I cut a clean blank?
Stand the cutter on a solid, flat surface such as a steel bench block and check the sheet lies flat where it should. Set the punch with its cutting end to the metal and strike it squarely and firmly with a hammer, or a mallet with a hard face; a nylon, wooden or rubber face can be dented by the punch. One firm, square blow gives a cleaner edge than several light or glancing ones.
Will the blank need finishing?
Check each blank. Smooth any burr or sharp edge with a file or fine abrasive paper before the piece is worn or finished, and if a blank has bowed slightly in the cut, flatten it with a mallet on a bench block.
How should I look after it?
Use it only on the sheet it is made for, wipe the punches and die clean after use and store them dry, with the cutting edges kept from knocking against other tools. If a punch sticks, tap it back out straight rather than levering or twisting it.

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