8 oz ball peen hammer with wooden handle for metalwork forming and jewellery making

Metal Forming Ball Peen Hammer — 8 oz Head, Wooden Handle, for Jewellery & Hobby Crafts

£11.99
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8 oz ball peen hammer with wooden handle for metalwork forming and jewellery making

Metal Forming Ball Peen Hammer — 8 oz Head, Wooden Handle, for Jewellery & Hobby Crafts

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This 8 oz ball peen hammer shapes and forms thicker metal sheet and wire with controlled strikes at the jeweller's bench.

What it does

The balanced 8 oz head delivers significant impact, efficiently moving metal for doming, riveting, and texturing. Its hardened steel striking faces, one flat and one rounded ball peen, are polished to prevent marring your workpiece. The smooth, shaped hardwood handle is designed for a comfortable, secure grip, minimising user fatigue during extended work sessions. This hammer is built for consistent performance on demanding metal forming tasks.

How to use it

  • Secure your metal workpiece firmly.
  • Strike with controlled swings for shaping and riveting.
  • Clean and store after use for longevity.

Who it's for

An essential tool for UK jewellers, silversmiths, and metalsmiths tackling robust forming. It's ideal for intermediate to professional users needing a reliable hammer for heavier gauge non-ferrous metals, replacing lighter hammers for efficiency on tasks like riveting and significant doming.

What's in the box

1 x 8 oz Ball Peen Hammer with Wooden Handle

Our promise

Dispatched from the UK. Same-day dispatch target for orders before 2pm Mon–Fri. Free UK delivery on orders of £30 or more. 30-day returns — try it at the bench.

Weight 230 g

Common questions at the bench

Which face is for which job?
This product's description names its faces and what each is for. As a general guide, a flat face flattens, planishes and sets rivets, a domed or ball face forms, stretches and textures, and softer faces such as brass or nylon move and settle metal with less marking than steel.
Will it mark my work?
A face prints whatever is on it into soft metal. Keep the faces clean and smooth, strike squarely so the edge of the face does not dig in, and use no more force than the job needs. Where a finished surface must stay unmarked, use a softer face such as nylon, or a mallet.
What should I support the work on?
A steel bench block or anvil for flattening and riveting, a mandrel or stake for curves, and a sandbag or rubber block where the work needs some give. Stand the support on a solid part of the bench.
How should I look after it?
Wipe the head clean after use and store the hammer dry, where its faces cannot knock against other tools. Smooth out any nick or dent in a face before using it on finished work. Before each session, check the head is tight and, on a hammer with screw-in heads, that the head is screwed fully home; never use a hammer with a loose head.

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