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Posted: April.16.06 at 12:05am \| IP Logged

Hi all,

Are there any other members here from Australia? Or would any of you know of where to source tools and/or repair supplies here in Australia?

I have done a bit of searching but failed to find any suppliers. Surely there is somewhere to source mandrels, hammers, pads, cork etc?

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Are the hammers used in brass dent removal basically identical to those used in jewellery making?

If so, what are the most useful hammers used (weight/type)? Perhaps a jewellery supplies store will meet some of my requirements.

Any further ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Brett Phillips

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Posted: April.17.06 at 8:47pm \| IP Logged

Hi Brett,

I haven't paid much attention to the hammers that jeweler's used but the one's I have seen resemble ballpeen hammers and are not much good in removing dents.

Here are some good hammers with specs you can use to compare with others. You'll also want a hammer with a head of delrin or another plastic like this one.

Michelle

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