Ear Wire Former No. 1

This mount is meant to be used with our wire-forming tools. Each wire-forming tool includes two mounting holes that fit securely onto the pegs in this mount. The mount has two holes where it can be secured to a work surface with screws. Once attached to a work surface, each wire-forming tool can be dropped down onto the mount and held securely in place with the pegs. Changing out tools is as easy as lifting the wire former off the pegs and replacing it with a different wire former. The mount measures 5" x 2". Wire forming tools SOLD SEPARATELY.

This easy-to-use ear wire jig makes it easy to make repeatable, consistently sized kidney-style ear wires. This tool is NOT used in a hydraulic press. Finished ear wire is approx. 7/8" long, 3/8" wide, and features an outward bend in the end of the wire and catch for a secure hold. The loop is approx. 3mm diameter. Recommended for use with half-hard 20g wire.

This easy-to-use ear wire jig makes it easy to make repeatable, consistently sized shepherd’s hook-style ear wires. See long description for instructions, and watch the video below (coming soon)! This tool is NOT used in a hydraulic press. Finished ear wire is approx. 25mm long, 10.5mm wide, and features an outward bend in the end of the wire to help secure it in the ear when worn. The loop is approx. 3mm diameter. Recommended for use with 20g wire with a balled-up end.

Bag of 10 pieces of urethane for use with impression dies. 95 durometer sheet. Pieces range from approximately 1/2 inch squares. Thickness of each piece is 1/4 inch. Note: These will fray, crack and deform with use, but you will get many uses from them.

This spacer is 4.5'' x 7.75'' and 1'' thick. Non magnetic Spacers are used in the press to lessen the amount of effort needed to extend the jack and activate the items being used in the press. Top and bottom platens are not meant to touch - it will cause the jack to overextend and cause leaking, or for jack to fail. Always use spacers on lower platen to take up space between platens.