Forged from tool steel, approx. 420 x 40 x 40 mm (LxWxH), Round holes 4, 5, 6, 8, 10,12, 14 mm, chamfered on one side, hardened and tempered   Ideal for producing rivets in smaller batches. This tool allows you to produce various rivet sizes and lengths cleanly and accurately. It can also be used to produce ball studs.   Features: forged of tool steel Hardened and tempered Precisely machined holes No jamming of rivets   Always cool the tool thoroughly during use and do not allow it to overheat.     These special tools are forged in the Reisinger forge in the heart of the lower Mühlviertel in Austria according to the highest quality standards.   ...and if you want to learn more about Peter Reisinger and his family business, you can find more information in the "Manufacturer" tab.

  Featuring various working surfaces, milled and hardened from tool steel; leveling surface, V-block, bending edges, forming grooves, dishing depressions, boreholes, square mounting sockets (20 x 20 and 28 x 28); Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 120 mm, 10 kg, burnished finish.   Back in Stock!   Features: Milled from tool steel Hardened for long service life Blackened (burnished) finish Compact dimensions   Working Surfaces: Flattening surface: 120 x 120 mm, flat 1x Square socket: 20 x 20 mm 1x Square socket: 28 x 28 mm Square sockets feature spring-loaded plates 90° V-groove (Prism): 20 mm deep Bending edge: Continuous Mounting hole: Ø 13 mm, 60 mm deep Swaging groove: R 20, 20 mm deep Forming groove: R 10, 10 mm deep Dishing depression: Ø 75 mm (R 55) Forming depressions: R 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18 mm Holes: Ø 3, 4, 5, 6 mm — 15 mm deep Holes: Ø 13 mm — 50 mm deep     Compared to the older variant, this version is not cast, but rather milled from a solid block of tool steel. Subsequently, the part is hardened and blackened. This manufacturing process results in superior surface finish and hardness compared to the previous model.

  120 x 120 x 120 mm, 10 kg

  oval face, with one bevel width 80 mm

  working face fine polished 30x30 mm 2 corners rounded off

  working face fine polished 40x40 mm 2 corners rounded off

  working face fine polished 50x50 mm 2 corners rounded off

  working face fine polished 60x60 mm

  suitable for sockets, hatchet stakes, bording sockets up to 80 mm and anvils for tinkers up to 60 mm, holes 25 and 28 mm, tapered

square flat anvil

  for forging yourself approx. 50x30x160 mm   Characteristics: Head size approx. 50x30x160 mm approx. 2,0 kg head weight Material C45 (forged) easy to forge and harden approx. 600 mm long handle   This ax blank is specially produced for us in Germany. The eye has already been inserted and corresponds to the valid DIN standard. This means that standard handles for axes and hatchets fit. The long handle allows for a secure grip when forging and machining. After it has been individually shaped, it can simply be separated. We chose C45 as the material because it is easy to machine and forgives one or two mistakes. C45 can also be hardened well in water or oil.

  consisting of: scythe hammer, scythe anvil and scythestone and book "Dengeln & Wetzen"   With this set, you're perfectly equipped to sharpen and hammer your scythe. Instead of the combined individual prices of € 76,90 the set is only € 60,65 (german VAT applied).

  0,5 kg with ash handle   A workshop on how to properly sharpen a scythe can be found at: https://scythesupply.com/peeningworkshop.html

  0,5 kg,  with ash handle   A workshop on how to properly sharpen a scythe can be found at: https://scythesupply.com/peeningworkshop.html

scythe hammer one peen, fine polished 0,5 kg with ash handle   A workshop on how to properly sharpen a scythe can be found at: https://scythesupply.com/peeningworkshop.html

  260x36x15 mm, Original SILICAR, grit size 220   More information and a workshop you can also find at https://scythesupply.com/peening-and-sharpening-european-scythe-blades.html

  short   A workshop on how to properly sharpen a scythe can be found at: https://scythesupply.com/peeningworkshop.html

  short When peening with this anvil, the scythe is placed upside down (unlike when mowing) and struck with the flat face of the peening hammer.   A workshop (in English) on how to properly peen a scythe can be found at: https://scythesupply.com/peeningworkshop.html