Beadsmith Stamping Tools - 1.5mm Alphabet Letter & Number Punch Set in Wooden Case
Upper Case Gothic Font
Imprint letters onto Metal Sheet Surfaces!
Size: 1/16" (1.5mm)
Numbers - Contains 9 punches - The 9 and 6 use the same punch, just turn upside down.
Alphabet Letters - Contains 27 punches - The full alphabet in UPPER CASE, plus the "&" character.
Great for personalising jewellery & craft components! Constructed of steel & packaged in a wooden storage box with Individually labeled slots to help keep the punches organized. Each set includes 26 A-Z letter punches, an "&" symbol, and 9 number punches (use the same punch for 6 & 9). Use them to stamp copper, silver, brass, as well as wood, plastic, and leather & more. PLUS, our stamps include a fool-proof method to ensure your letters/ symbols are right side up every time! Simply place your thumb on the side of the punch marked BEADSMITH and the stamped letter will face the correct way (to stamp a 9, hold the 6/9 punch with the marked side under your forefinger). Stamps are all Upper Case Gothic!
How to use Letter Punches - Letter Stamping Tutorial
Hardened Tool Steel - Preservation and Care
Your Stamps may arrive to you already coated in Oil, this is for their protection during storage, to start using your tools, simply wipe excess oil off with a dry paper towel.
Hardened Tool Steel is the strongest and longest lasting material but it is susceptible to rust and for it to already have some rust when it comes from the manufacturer is normal. This does not affect the Use or Purpose of the tools. These tools can last a lifetime with the correct use and care. If you are not going to use the tools for some time, care should be taken to store them properly.
• When you're not using your steel stamps, to prevent rusting, we recommend that you store your stamps in a dry, airtight container.
• Oiling your steel stamps before you store them will also protect them from rusting. Sewing Machine Oil will do.
• If you live in humid climate and find that your steel stamps have some rust on them, you can use a dry Scotch Bright scouring pad (a dish-washing pad) to remove the rust.
• A Steel Sandpaper sheet can also be used. Make sure to avoid scouring or sanding the face of your stamp so it doesn't get scratched or rough.
• When you're done removing the rust off the shaft of your stamp(s), wipe off with a dry paper towel or clean cloth and oil them promptly thereafter.
• When you're not using your steel stamps, to prevent rusting, we recommend that you store your stamps in a dry, airtight container.
• Oiling your steel stamps before you store them will also protect them from rusting. Sewing Machine Oil will do.
• If you live in humid climate and find that your steel stamps have some rust on them, you can use a dry Scotch Bright scouring pad (a dish-washing pad) to remove the rust.
• A Steel Sandpaper sheet can also be used. Make sure to avoid scouring or sanding the face of your stamp so it doesn't get scratched or rough.
• When you're done removing the rust off the shaft of your stamp(s), wipe off with a dry paper towel or clean cloth and oil them promptly thereafter.
Base Metal Beads & Findings (1374)
