Would this work with metal stamping?
157357
This is a very nice little hammer that I use for putting roll pins in AR15 rifles and with projects I use my dermal tool on. It works well for that, the 5 heads makes it good for other small projects without chances of putting dings on your project. That being said I don't know much about metal stamping but hopefully what I use it for will help you.
157358
Absolutely not. Poor as quality. Threads stripped on brass side on arrival. For light duty work only.
157359
Get a real hammer for metal stamping or as your old man would call it, A Man Hammer. This particular hammer is more suited to light duty tasks as mentioned before, Crafts, gunsmithing duties, etc. A $3 Harbor Freight ball peen hammer would do what you require.
157360
I don't know much about metal stamping but I would think it would be to small and light! Its a nice little hammer but I would get a larger one!! Bill
157361
Probably to light, the heads do tend to unscrew while using but that was easily solved using some small "O" rings on the threaded part of the heads.
1140653
I work with sheet metal also and this is not a tool for thin copper, copper is too soft. I tried it on aluminum and the metal collects on the bit. Great for galv. sheet metal though.
1672145
In theory, this type of tool will do this. For me, this tool was not useful for anything. I'm accustomed to the all metal type of tape binding presser foot and this did not compare in any way.
985059
The metal piece that holds the discs is easily removed from the rest of the stamper. I have not used or bought any other discs, so I'm not sure if the actual disc can be removed from the metal piece.
477990
I should have said "I don't know!" However, I would think that heating is unnessescary! Your trying to place a certain amount of gold with impressions into a softer material. Try it without heating first for the results. Then try with the heating! I think you will find the best way to transfere the gold onto "Leather" will give you the answer. I think that heating the "STAMP", would cause the Gold foil to become too thin and then too brittle to have a solid "Stamp Mark" impression for your needs!
2161211
Hi, I would imagine so. I've used this excellent punch on all kinds of material especially fairly thick leather. Thanks, Bill
460291
Sorry. Don't know. Works with Dymo Endicia and I LOVE it. I would bet it will work with Stamps.com.
1714843
I don't think so. It's more for plastics and fiberglas. I have never tried it on metal, but, I don't think this is the product for that job.
2062190
ummm..... I suppose a child could do the final stamping, but you'd have to be FAST, and depending on the age of the child of course, the results wouldn't be what the pictures show. Again, depends A LOT on the age of the child, and their manual dexterity. 9 or 10 year old? Maybe. I wouldn't do it if they were pretty young.....3 or 4....but maybe get a "tester." Walmart sells inexpensive starter sets-that way you could try it. Dunno know, without knowing the child. Let me know what you decide and the outcome!
1381757
It will emboss thin metal sheets, like something you would use on a scrapbook page. I don't know of an embossing folder that would be strong enough to emboss a thicker sheet of metal. I have recently seen sizzix dies to cut metal for jewelry.
1652603
so far I have not been able to stamp anything! I am not sure if I need more strength or different stamps. I bought them to stamp old silverware & then use them as plant stakes.
2186322
Yes I have and it works great, just remember work fast and have everything ready you are going to use to make a mold impression. I have never imprinted onto leather but if the impression is deep enough and you press hard enough I don't see why it won't work. Just work fast
1192107
I don't think so. Metal wouldn't hold the ink or might stain. I bought it for magnets which works great for that purpose.
1678435
It is NOT a glossy surface. A carefully applied stamp should work just fine.
1847840
Yes, it should be. It's very easy to use just buy a good stamper! (I use Konad)
90213
I dont see why not. You might need to anneal them first to make the metal softer and easier to stamp.
1067201
Rubber stamp? Absolutely! We're using it for doll house wallpaper. We print the pattern on our inkjet printer, and it's dry almost immediately, and doesn't smudge! (We do use a sealer after the fact because the doll house wallpaper is probably going to see some long time wear!) My wife and I highly recommend this product!