Forging tools
Good tools alone are no guarantee of good work, but they are much more fun to work with because:
Life is too short to work with bad tools!
Like all blacksmithing tools, our tools are extremely robust and will last for generations if used correctly. But here too, care should not be neglected in order to enjoy them for one or more lifetimes.
with handle Caution: When the rivet head is knocked off, it jumps off at high speed and "flies" away. Nobody is therefore allowed to be in the danger area or a safety guard must be used !
made in Germany drop forged from C35 steel very robust design good handling painted black (rust protection) Indicated is the cross section which the tong encloses perfect. The tong covers a small range below and above the indicated cross section.
Lightweight and durable design Forged from 50CrMo4 Blued finish - no paint burning Ergonomic design Perfect handling Lightweight shape Well-thought-out jaw shape for secure workpiece grip Tom Clark (1932-2008) is the namesake of our series of superbly crafted blacksmith's tongs. They were developed from the suggestions of experienced blacksmiths, taking ergonomic insights into account and combining them with modern materials and manufacturing techniques. The tongs are lighter yet more durable than conventional tongs. They are made of high-quality heat-treated steel (50CrMo4) and are therefore perfectly suited to the conditions in a blacksmith's shop.
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.
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
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
