Disc Cutter with 7 Punch 1/4" To 5/8" Jewelers Set

If you're a jewelry maker or metalworker, the BENCH WIZARD 7 Piece Premium Disc Cutter is a must-have tool in your arsenal. Made of hardened steel, this disc cutter is designed to last and can cut through non-ferrous metals up to 18 gauge with ease. The cutter includes 7 different sizes, ranging from 1/4" to 5/8"", each marked clearly for easy identification. Sizes include1/4",5/16",3/8",7/16",1/2",9/16",5/8". With the BENCH WIZARD disc cutter, you can create perfect circles every time for your jewelry-making or metalworking projects. It's versatile enough to be used for a variety of applications, such as cutting metal blanks for stamping, creating washers, or even for cutting leather or paper. This tool provides precise and clean cuts, making it ideal for both professional and amateur craftsmen. The punches are machined flat and smooth at the cutting end to create perfect circle-shaped blanks every time, and beveled at the other end for use with a heavy mallet or hammer. To use the disc cutter, remove all punches from the block, and select the size punch you would like. Place your sheet metal in the slot and place your punch, sharp side against the metal, in the correct slot. Strike the beveled side of the punch with a heavy mallet until it pierces through the sheet metal.

• SMOOTH CUTS: Cuts soft material such as copper up to 18 gauge soft metals such as copper, gold, silver, brass, etc.
• MOST POPULAR SIZES: 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8" punch sizes
• QUALITY BUILD: Material hard steel, tempered punches 50-55 Degree - this set is meant to last!
• GREAT FOR JEWELERS: This is a great set for jewelers to make perfect circles and with the various sizes it can be used for a variety of metalworking projects.
• EASY TO USE: The punches are machined flat and smooth at the cutting end to create perfect circle-shaped blanks every time, and beveled at the other end for use with a heavy mallet or hammer. To use the disc cutter, remove all punches from the block, and select the size punch you would like. Place your sheet metal in the slot and place your punch, sharp side against the metal, in the correct slot. Strike the beveled side of the punch with a heavy mallet until it pierces through the sheet metal.