MANDRELS & TRIBLETS FOR RINGS Round, Steel (for Hoop Earrings)
MANDRELS & TRIBLETS FOR RINGS Mandrels - Hoope Earring - Steel
For making hoop earrings from Ø10 to Ø50mm • Also use for Bangles & Bracelets) • Height 300mm
Code M31939 Description UOM Price Ø10 to Ø50mm (height 300mm) EACH £16.95 Anticlastic Triblet Round, Wooden Mandrels - Round - Wooden
• This inexpensive wooden mandrel is made from good quality boxwood
• It is lightweight and easy to handle when making and forming bangles
• Ø35 to Ø50mm • Height 380mm • Weight 1000g
Code M20876 Description
Ø35 to Ø50mm (height 380mm) Mandrel
Round, Wooden Stepped UOM Price EACH £6.95
We supply a large selection of Mandrels for Rings and Triblets with lots of variant shapes and sizes. All of our range are ground with precision and are made of hardened best quality steel. We also supply a wide range of mallets and hammers to use with these tools. Moreover, we stock a large selection of ring sticks and gauges, please see links below.
Popular ways that our customer’s use Mandrels for Rings and Triblets when repairing or manufacturing…
Repairing: Mandrels - Round - Wooden - Stepped
• Overall length 230mm • Wooden
Code M37847 Description Round Stepped with Tang
UOM Price EACH £15.95
Round, Wooden with Handle
Reshaping wedding bands/ring shanks to its original shape whether that be round, square, oval etc. When a customer brings a ring to repair most often it has been distorted in shape due to everyday wear. Depending on the size and shape of the ring place it on the tapered Triblet that matches the shape. Ideally use a mallet to tap the ring shank as this will not mark or indent. We supply a large selection of Mandrels for Rings and Triblets with lots of variant shapes and sizes. All of our range are ground with precision and are made of hardened best quality steel. We also supply a wide range of mallets and hammers to use with these tools. Moreover, we stock a large selection of ring sticks and gauges, please see links below.
Popular ways that our customer’s use Mandrels for Rings and Triblets when repairing or manufacturing…
Manufacturing:
you would like the ring to be. Round is most common but other shapes sometimes can be more desirable for varying a collection and favourable for selling.
Mandrels - Round - Wooden - With Handle
• This inexpensive wooden mandrel with handle is made from good quality boxwood
• Handle makes it extremely easy to use and manoeuvre to your needs
• It is lightweight and easy to use when making and forming bangles
• Ø40 to Ø70mm • Height 230mm • Weight 430g
Code M37131 Description
Ø40 to Ø70mm (height 230mm) Mandrel with Handle
UOM Price EACH £12.90
Sizing too is important; measure the customer’s ring stick to determine the size, many Triblets, Ringsticks and Guages in our range have sizes on already. There are many size systems throughout the world so please use a ring conversion chart (see PDF link below). Ring bands can be made in many different shapes and forms using rolling mills, a variety of shapes can be formed using a rolling mill, draw plates, swage blocks etc. To determine the size of the band it is useful to have a ring stick with millimetre, circumference and diameter sizes (code R31920). For example, place your ring on the triblet and size reads “W” UK size, the band length equates to 65mm in length.
Once you have made your band and annealed it, use Half Round Pliers (P4784) to start forming into a circular shape. Place your band on the Triblet shape you would like to make and tap it
778 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER Triblets - Octagonal
• Eye catching shape for your ring shape range • 9mm to 25mm Taper • 250 Length
Code T4221 Description 250mm (9mm to 25mm) Triblet Oval Triblets
UOM Price EACH £36.95
and place the end on bench peg for leverage. Keep turning the triblet around in a circular motion and you will have your ring/band tighten the shape around the Triblet.
Triblets are widely used to make sheet metal, bezels, collets and mounts. Mounts are metal bands that surround the stone(s). We also have a range of smaller Triblets which are used to make large to small jump rings i
Triblets - Anticlastic
Anticlastic forming refers to the shaping of an object where the dominant axis moves in opposite directions; a familiar example of this is a potato chip. • Largest diameter Ø18mm • UK Made
Code S33349
Description Anticlastic Triblet
Link Making Triblet Triblets - Link Making (Round)
Long gradual tapered mandrel for link forming. • Steel • Overall length 160mm
Code R1448 Description
160mm (1.5mm to 5mm) Link Triblet
Octagonal Triblet UOM Price EACH £19.95
UOM Price EACH £99.95
Triblets - Oval
is Oval in shape.
• T7883 - Perfect for making toe rings as our toes are oval in shape
• Length excludes handle Code
Description T4248
200mm (2.4 x 4mm to 11 x 12.5mm) Wheatsheaf
UOM Price EACH £49.95
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