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Bench Blocks from Jewelry Tools

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by Judy Ellis, Wire-Sculpture.com

Tool Demonstration for December 13, 2013

Bench Blocks with Kate Richbourg

Take a moment to watch as Kate introduces us to the Bench Block and discusses it’s many forms and uses.

Demonstration by Kate Richbourg, JewelryTools.com

This week’s featured tools from JewelryTools.com are Bench Blocks.

Description

Bench blocks are every jewelry artist’s helper. These blocks are incredibly sturdy and durable to allow you to hammer with ease.

The rubber of the blocks is very durable and reduces excess noise and vibration on your bench or table.

We carry a bench filing block that securely fastens onto the edge of your bench with a cast iron clamp.

Our hockey puck block is terrific for removing pins and other such work. It’s practically indestructible and can be used for light hammering.

Hockey Puck Anvil

#HOL-180.00

Hockey Puck Anvil

Click below to see this Bench Block Helper with Steel and Nylon Blocks available on JewelryTools.com # DAP-500.00

Bench Block Helper

Other related items that you might find helpful.

Bench Block, Steel and Rubber, 2 inches

#DAP-520.00

Bench Block, Steel and Rubber

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3 Comments

  1. avatar

    Dorothy McBride

    December 13, 2013 at 10:30 am

    Wow! Thanks for the video, extremely helpful, so you don’t have too many bench blocks. Liked it.

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    Emma Guy

    December 13, 2013 at 12:13 pm

    I find an old section of used railroad track, finished to a high shine with a belt sander in various grits from course to fine, and polished, to be a most effective bench block…and the surface is superbly work hardened due to the amount of mileage put on it by trains.

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    Cecelia Collins

    December 13, 2013 at 3:50 pm

    I really enjoy your website and supplies I just found out about your bench blocks and I would like to know if you have sawtering blocks? And I thank you for being unique with your suplies