Metal Hand Press Machine (M8) ☆ Pressing Tool ☆ Pressing Fixture ? Punch Die ? Press

★ This listing is for one press tool for bracelets, as shown in the second image.
Images 19 and 20 provide usage instructions.

Commercial press machines may have a hole of about 2cm to accommodate the press dies. (See image 7)
Please ensure the surface you are using is wide and flat before use.

??Important Notes Before Purchasing
Commercial metal press machines are designed for pinpoint stamping of items like eyelets and rivets.
The point of greatest force is between the upper and lower dies.
When pressing items shorter than the height of the dies, consider the point of force and use a riser if necessary.
When die-cutting shapes larger than the die itself, you may need to press in several locations until you feel the cut.
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☆ Size
4cm x 4cm
Height approx. 2.7cm
(One finished product)

The stainless steel plate on the seating surface may have minor scratches or scuffs as it does not come with a protective film.
Please understand. (See images 4 and 5)

〇 Screw Size (Upper Die Screw Size)
M8, Pitch 1.25
Please check and compare with the screw specifications of the dies you are currently using.
The dies cannot be attached correctly if the screw specifications do not match.

When using for leather crafting,
you can press it onto leather with a hand press machine and use it with stamps or punches.
If using with a drill chuck, it has a major diameter of 8mm, so please use a 13mm chuck.

★ Usage Precautions (Images 19 & 20)
The smooth surface of the seating plate is a metal cushion sticker applied to your pressing tool to prevent scratching the surface of the tool you purchased.
Pressing with the deformation die (③) will cause scratches.
The flat die (②) is less likely to scratch the seating surface, but for larger flat dies, it is easier to use if the seating surface is larger.

* When pressing items larger than the seating surface, or when using dies with designs that may deform the seating surface,
please place an acrylic board or iron plate in between (sandwiching) to enlarge the seating surface.
* If you don't mind scratches on the seating surface, please refer to this as a guide.