1877 results for "Bench Block" between $10.00 and $1,500.00

Useful for shaping Flattening wire forms Create custom-piece with Artistic Wire and German Style Wire using the Bench Block and Chasing Hammer Easy to Use Strong

4-7/8" diameter x 1-1/2" high with ten oversize holes from 1/8-7/8" diameter and two v-grooves at right angles

Big, tough, polyethylene block gives fitted support for installing/removing the front sight assembly on mil-spec, AR-15 rifles and carbines. Precision-machined and clearly marked on both sides for driving the mounting pins “IN” or “OUT” of the sight. Accommodates the sling swivel, plus, includes provisions for removing the gas tube roll pin.

If you love wire and metal work you will need a sturdy steel bench block! This heavy little block won't go anywhere as you work to texture, flatten and shape your metal pieces. Use this block for your metal stamping work too! This bench block comes with a rubber base to absorb shock and noise and a nylon block insert for lighter work.

Holds 3/4" pipe at 90º for doors and frames. Tightly grips pipe to prevent heads from falling over. With mounting holes for fixed jigs. Space provided for clamp head clearance. Fiberglass reinforced plastic. Patent pending.

Used as a base when cutting, stamping, forming and chasing.

BEADSMITH-Vintaj: Steel Bench Block. The ideal surface for letter imprinting; riveting; texturing and hammering you never have to worry about marring your craft table again! This package contains one 4x4x1/2 inch Bench Block. Imported.

Booth-style cafeteria seating includes benches and table for a convenient eating area.

A hard rubber dapping block with 6 working surfaces which offer ideal resilience when working with steel and hardwood punches. Perfect for filing and other detail work.

2"x 2" Bench block with steel and rubber. Try this new versatile bench block for all your stamping and dapping needs. 2" x 2" steel block sits inside a rubber base. Hard vulcanized rubber is excellent when a softer surface is needed. Flip it over to reveal the hardened steel block for flattening, chasing, and stamping. Weight: 1-1/2 lbs. Sold individually.

Perfect for school or employee eating areas, Bench-Style Cafeteria Booths include both benches and tables. Benches are constructed with a wood fiber core and high-pressure laminate surface with reinforced edges. 11/4" thick tops are constructed of high-pressure laminate and have a self edge. Black metal frames feature legs with mounting holes. Ships unassembled. NOTE: Cafeteria seating in non-stock colors is custom-made and not returnable or may be subject to a restocking fee.

Wheeler Universal Bench Block 672215 Product Info Our store offers Wheeler Universal Bench Block 672215 at a discount price. We are an Authorized US Distributor for Wheeler Gunsmithing Supplies. All Gunsmithing Supplies by Wheeler from our online store comes with Full Manufacturer Warranty. A full line of Wheeler Gunsmithing Supplies are also available from our store. For a complete selection of products by Wheeler on sale please visit Wheeler page on our website. For more brand name Gunsmithing...

Our steel and wood bench block is made of 0.25-inch hardened, polished steel mounted on high-quality 0.75-inch hardwood. The wood base cushions the blow on impact and transfers less vibration, resulting in less stress on your hands. Use the wooden side when you need a softer surface.

4 inch x 4 inch x 3/4 inch Jewelers Rubber Bench Block.

Big, tough, polyethylene block gives fitted support for installing/removing the front sight assembly on mil-spec, AR-15 rifles and carbines. Precision-machined and clearly marked on both sides for driving the mounting pins “IN” or “OUT” of the sight. Accommodates the sling swivel, plus, includes provisions for removing the gas tube roll pin.

Bench blocks are used as anvils for spring peening and as a base for sax pad installing. Use as a standard for rod and cup straightening etc.

Why do I need this item? This product gives you the hard metal surface for shaping wire and sheet, but also provides a softer wood surface for metals such as copper. It also doubles as a "wire wacker" used to harden wire and sheet. Hammering wire or sheet against a smooth, solid, surface is necessary in order to "harden" the material so that it will retain its' finished shape.