Jewelry Chasing Punches with Steel Bench Block, Rubber Base and Hammer

This jewelry chasing tool collection combines 16 patterned metal punches with a square steel bench block, a recessed rubber holder and a reinforced round-head hammer. The different punch faces can be used to add repeated impressions, outlines and surface details to compatible metal sheets and jewelry blanks. The steel block provides firm support beneath the workpiece, while the rubber holder helps cushion impact and reduce movement during hammering. The tools are suitable for jewelry bench work, silversmithing, goldsmithing, metalsmithing and repair applications involving workable gold, silver, copper and similar metals. Package Contents 16 x Patterned jewelry chasing punches 1 x Square steel bench block 1 x Recessed rubber holder 1 x Round-head metalworking hammer Product Specifications Chasing punch quantity: 16 Length of each punch: Approximately 2.76 inches Patterned working-face diameter: Approximately 0.20 inches Combined weight of 16 punches: Approximately 3.39 ounces Steel bench block size: Approximately 3.94 x 3.94 x 0.39 inches Rubber holder inner recess: Approximately 4.98 x 4.98 x 0.20 inches Rubber holder outer size: Approximately 6 x 6 x 1 inch Hammer head diameter: Approximately 1.02 inches Hammer overall length: Approximately 9.84 inches Operating Instructions Place the rubber holder on a firm, flat and stable workbench. Position the square steel block fully inside the recessed holder. Place the clean metal sheet or blank flat on the steel surface. Select the required punch and position the patterned face against the workpiece. Hold the punch upright while keeping hands clear of the hammer path. Strike the flat upper end using light and controlled hammer blows. Check the impression before applying additional force. Reposition the punch as required to create the intended line or repeated pattern. Important Use Information Pattern depth and definition depend on the type, hardness and thickness of the workpiece. Begin with light strikes and gradually adjust the force according to the material. Excessive force may deform thin metal, create an uneven impression or damage the punch face. Keep the punch close to a vertical position to reduce slipping and incomplete marks. Test each punch on spare copper or another low-cost metal blank before processing valuable material. Use the punches only on metals suitable for hand chasing and surface texturing. Hardened steel and excessively hard workpieces may not accept a clear pattern and may damage the tools. Confirm that the steel block is fully seated inside the rubber holder before hammering. Place the rubber holder on a solid work surface rather than a flexible or unstable table. Wear suitable eye protection whenever striking metal tools. Keep fingers, loose clothing and unrelated objects away from the striking area. Inspect the hammer and punches before each use. Stop using any component that becomes loose, cracked, bent, chipped or heavily worn. Repeated metalworking may gradually leave normal working marks on the steel block. Wipe moisture, fingerprints, dust and metal particles from the components after use. A light protective oil may be applied to the steel surfaces before extended storage. Store all components in a clean, dry and secure workshop location.

• ASSORTED CHASING PUNCH DESIGNS: Includes 16 patterned metal punches for forming decorative marks, curved details and repeated textures on workable jewelry blanks. Each punch measures approximately 2.76 inches long with a 0.20-inch working face.
• FIRM BENCH SUPPORT: The 3.94 x 3.94 x 0.39-inch square steel block creates a solid, level surface for jewelry chasing and metal texturing. It supports the workpiece while the selected punch is positioned and struck.
• CUSHIONED RUBBER HOLDER: A recessed rubber holder sits beneath the steel block to help absorb part of the striking impact, reduce unwanted movement and limit direct contact between the metal block and the workbench.
• REINFORCED HAND HAMMER: The round-head hammer measures approximately 9.84 inches long with a 1.02-inch metal head. A metal ring inside the wooden handle connection reinforces the joint for controlled jewelry bench work.
• FOR JEWELRY METALWORKING: Suitable for jewelers, silversmiths, goldsmiths, metalsmiths and repair workshops working with compatible gold, silver, copper and similar metal blanks. Test the punch pattern and striking force on spare material first.