TOOLS


Forming Tools


Horn, Rectangular Base


Horn Anvil, Heavy Duty


Horn Anvil, AF Swiss


 German sape consists of one at triangular end tat comes to a point and one rounded end tat tins but forms a rounded edge


 ound Base Horn Anvi, Round Base


 Tin orn Anvil  ade for precision or tis miniature macined orned anvil is case ardened steel


 ade from cast iron  Heavy uty  olised nis  Tin orn anvil sits on an enamel nised base it to xing scre oles giving sturdiness/non movement of anvil scres not supplied)


 Having a anvil on a base gives a advantage of oring it larger pieces your table top ont be in te ay


 it a pritcel ole planising top face , rounded and a soulder orns


 Traditional sape popular for many years  ie: 19 x 11 x 4mm  eigt: 3 g


Code A34913 Description Horn Anvil, Heavy Duty Horn, A*F Swiss


 ade from cast iron  olised nis  Tin orn anvil sits on a enamel nised base it to xing scre oles giving sturdiness/non movement of anvil scres not supplied)


 Having an anvil on a base gives a advantage of oring it larger pieces your table top ont be in te ay


 it a pritcel ole planising top face, rounded and a soulder orns


 Traditional sape popular for many years  ie: 1 x 8 x mm  eigt:  grams


Code A4917 Description Horn Anvi, Round Base


UOM Price EACH


£7.00


UOM Price EACH


£15.70


COLLET PLATES & PUNCHES


 Hig polised nis  it a pritcel ole planising top face, rounded and a soulder orns


 A traditional model ic as remained popular for many years


 ie: 11 x 6 x 3mm  eigt:  grams


Code A0008 Description Horn Anvil, AF Swiss


UOM Price EACH


£8.85


 A ape consists of one at, triangular end tat comes to a point and one rounded end tat comes to a point


 Bot it rectangular Base Horn Anvil, Indian


Collets are metal bands/claws which surround a gemstone and collet making is an important and essential skill in the art of stone setting


Centre Punch Set See Page 762


 ade from cast iron  moot sine nis  it a pritcel ole planising top face, rounded and a soulder orns


 Traditional sape popular for many years  ie: 11 x  x mm  eigt: 4 grams


Rawhide Mallets See Page 761


Code A4916 Description Horn Anvil, Indian


UOM Price EACH


£9.95


The art of collet making has been used for generations with jewellery makers all over the world. Modern times though have changed the way jewellers use collets/mounts as when designing a handmade piece they can buy readymade mounts. This can prove to be costly and you will not always nd the styles/sizes your customer requires or prefers. Using readymade mounts also takes away that dening element of handmade jewellery which your customers will appreciate more and are willing to pay for. There is nothing like fashioning and making collet mounts specic to your designs giving further elegance to your jewellery range.


We have a wide selection available with different shapes, sizes and angles, all made from highest quality steel. Looked after properly, they could well last a life time and may even be passed from one generation to the next.


uick guide to making a collet:


Hammers - All Kinds


See Page 751


Mandrels (Bangle & Bracelet)


See Page 739


. Measure your gemstone and work out its outer size all round circumference/perimeter. 2. Cut a straight strip of metal; gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, brass etc. 3. Depending on the shape of your gemstone, form your strip around a mandrel; round,


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