CLAMPS, PLATES & PEGS


Bench Peg


An amazing re-invention of the bench peg, with a sleek design and several additional features which have been purpose-built to make a jeweller’s work easier. Made from solid stainless steel as opposed to the traditional wood, the body of the bench pin is just 4.75mm thick, allowing you much better manoeuvrability with a saw frame as the pin will not interfere with the blade while you cut. Despite its thin construction, the steel body is sturdy enough not to bend, flex or jump with each cut, providing you with a steady work surface.


997 3308 £59.00


Flex Mounted Face Shield


Designed to mount onto the Dovetail Accessory Plate (997 3313 – opposite). Made from tough polycarbonate and solid aluminium components, the 15.2cm x 20.3cm shield offers you protection at the bench and the 28.5cm flexible arm allows you to position the shield exactly where you need it.


997 3315 £39.00


Brass Guillotine Clamp Maximum opening size: 18 x 43mm approx. 997 3312


£35.00


Steel Guillotine Clamp Maximum opening size: 25.4 x 42mm approx. 997 3311


£19.99


Dovetail Mounting Plate 997 3317


£7.00


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