Girl face disc cutter set seen from above, four girl's face profile steel punches seated in the square die block beside its cap screws

Blank Cutting Die Set — Girl Face Shape, 4 Steel Punches, 10-20 mm, for Jewellery Sheet Metal

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Girl face disc cutter set seen from above, four girl's face profile steel punches seated in the square die block beside its cap screws

Blank Cutting Die Set — Girl Face Shape, 4 Steel Punches, 10-20 mm, for Jewellery Sheet Metal

£99.99
Sale price  £99.99 Regular price 
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A girl's face in profile reads instantly, which makes it a dependable shape for pendants, earrings and decorative accents on larger metalwork. This set cuts that profile identically every time: slide annealed silver or copper sheet — up to 18 gauge (1.02 mm) — into the die slot, seat one of the four graduated punches and strike the bevelled end with a brass or nylon mallet. One firm blow shears the blank free.

Punches and die block are machined from hardened, tempered high-carbon tool steel, and each punch carries a sharp cutting face that rewards good habits: a little cutting fluid before each session and properly softened metal keep the edges biting cleanly, cut after cut.

  • Machined from hardened and tempered high-carbon tool steel for clean, repeatable cuts.
  • Cuts non-ferrous sheet metal such as silver and copper up to 18 gauge (1.02 mm).
  • Includes four girl's face profile punches in graduated sizes from 10.13 mm to 19.89 mm.
  • The solid steel die block measures approximately 64 x 89 mm (2.5 x 3.5 inches).
  • Punches feature a sharp cutting face and a beveled end for striking with a mallet.
Weight 1.35 kg

Common questions at the bench

What metal does this punch work on?
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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