Wave and zigzag blank punch block on linen, one long zigzag punch and two short wave punches seated in the steel die

Wave & Zigzag Blank Punch — 3-Shape Steel Disc Cutter for Jewellery Stamping

£99.99
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Wave and zigzag blank punch block on linen, one long zigzag punch and two short wave punches seated in the steel die
  • Wave and zigzag blank punch block on linen, one long zigzag punch and two short wave punches seated in the steel die
  • Line diagram of the three zigzag punch outlines with dimensions, 54.737 for the long one and 12 for the two short
  • Wave and zigzag punch block seen straight from above, the long zigzag punch diagonal between two short ones
  • Wave and zigzag punch block from the front corner, the hex screws nearest and the punches standing proud behind
  • Wave and zigzag blank punch block on linen, one long zigzag punch and two short wave punches seated in the steel die
  • Line diagram of the three zigzag punch outlines with dimensions, 54.737 for the long one and 12 for the two short
  • Wave and zigzag punch block seen straight from above, the long zigzag punch diagonal between two short ones
  • Wave and zigzag punch block from the front corner, the hex screws nearest and the punches standing proud behind
Wave & Zigzag Blank Punch — 3-Shape Steel Disc Cutter for Jewellery Stamping

Wave & Zigzag Blank Punch — 3-Shape Steel Disc Cutter for Jewellery Stamping

£99.99
£99.99
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A punch-and-die set for cutting wave and zigzag-edged blanks from sheet — pendants, charms and earring components with a decorative edge that would otherwise mean piercing each profile by hand with a jeweller's saw. Feed sheet silver, copper, brass or aluminium into the side slot, drive the punch, and every blank in the batch comes out the same.

Three distinct punches cover the wave and zigzag profiles, each machined from hardened steel for a clean shear on non-ferrous metals. The two-part die block is held in register by two hex-head bolts, keeping punch and die aligned cut after cut. A light oil wipe after use keeps the cutting edges keen.

  • Features three distinct punches for creating wave and zigzag-edged blanks.
  • Machined from hardened steel to ensure a clean cut on non-ferrous metals.
  • Two-part die block is secured with two hex-head bolts for stability during use.
  • Side slot allows for the insertion of sheet silver, copper, brass, or aluminium.
  • Produces uniform, repeatable profiles ideal for batch production of jewellery components.

Who it's for

A practical tool for UK bench jewellers and jewellery makers producing small-run collections of pendants, charms, or earrings. Also suited for metalwork artists and craftspeople creating decorative components from sheet metal.

Specifications

  • Material: Hardened Steel

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Weight 1200 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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