Produce clean, repeatable club-shaped blanks from sheet metal with this four-punch disc cutter set. The die block and corresponding punches are machined from hardened high-carbon tool steel for durability and edge retention. The tool is designed for cutting soft, non-ferrous metals like silver, gold, copper, and brass.
To operate, slide your metal sheet (up to 18 gauge or 1.02 mm) into the desired slot and strike the corresponding punch firmly with a brass or nylon mallet. The set includes four distinct club sizes: 13.52 x 15.1 mm, 16.24 x 19.04 mm, 20.6 x 24.12 mm, and 23.31 x 27.29 mm. Using a cutting lubricant will prolong the life of the cutting edges.
Ideal for creating custom charms, pendants, and decorative elements for jewellery, or for producing consistent components in model making and metal craft projects.
Cuts four distinct club shapes from non-ferrous metal sheet up to 18 gauge (1.02 mm).
Block and punches are machined from high-carbon tool steel, hardened and tempered.
Includes four punches (width x height): 13.5x15.1, 16.2x19, 20.6x24.1, and 23.3x27.3 mm.
The solid steel die block measures 76 x 76 mm (3 x 3 inches) for stability on the bench.
Punches feature a sharp cutting edge and a beveled end for striking with a mallet.
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Our steel letter, number, and design punches are heat-treated to strike non-ferrous metals: silver (sterling, fine), copper, brass, bronze, aluminium, gold. Striking hardened steel will damage the face. For pewter and very soft alloys, use light strikes.
What size impression do I need?
1–2 mm for ring shanks and small pieces (initials, hallmark-style); 3–4 mm for pendant backs and signed plaques; 5 mm+ for presentation pieces and stamped jewellery components. Bigger is not always better — a clean small mark reads better than a struggle with an oversized one.
What do I strike it with?
A 1–2 lb brass mallet on a polished steel bench block. Do not use a steel hammer — it will deform the punch over time. One firm strike beats two soft ones for a clean impression.
How do I keep the punch sharp?
Polished punches stay sharp for thousands of strikes if you are hitting cleanly on a flat block. If the face starts blurring impressions, polish lightly with 600-grit emery, then a buffing mop on a polishing motor. Replace before the face deforms further.
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