In Jewelry Making, Hammers are perfectly used for forming, raising, planishing, and chasing, as well as other metalsmithing techniques. One good example is Rawhide Mallet which is useful when you want to avoid scratching your metal or marring the surface of jewelry. Know more about these tools on the list below:

€ Ball Pein Hammer. Unlike other ball pein hammers, both ends of the head are turned on a lathe and then polished to a high finish. Each head is fitted securely onto the wood handle and pinned through the side for added strength. General use hammers with one end flat and the other round for making impressions, removing dents, etc. Drop forged heads are mounted on selected hardwood handles. This hammer is used for flattening, shaping, or removing dents. Constructed of a forged steel head with a hardwood handle.
€ K & D Mallet Brass Head. The heads are threaded so that collars, which retain the faces, can be easily removed. Faces can be changed to provide any combination desired, and can be replaced when worn. Wrench supplied to tighten or remove collars. Head is mounted on selected hardwood handle. Supplied with brass and fiber faces. Versatile hammer with interchangeable faces to provide any combination desired. Supplied with two different faces and wrench to tighten or remove collars.
€ Chasing Hammer. An economical quality hammer, specially designed for silversmiths and ideal for craftsmen. Flat head is used to flatten, shape and form objects, or strike chasing tools. Round end is for forming decorative patterns and designs. Complete with hardwood handles. Made of forged steel with a hardwood handle. The large flat polished surface is used to flatten objects and to strike chasing tools. The round end is for riveting and for making decorative designs on metals. Forged steel head is mounted on pistol grip type hardwood handle.
€ Rahwide Mallet. For metal working, where work must not be marred or dented. Head is made of finest quality rawhide embedded in shellac and attached to selected hardwood handle. This mallet won't score or mar metal. The head is made from the highest grade water-buffalo hide and is mounted on a top-grade hickory handle. The top-quality construction features screws rather than nails or staples to secure the rawhide roll.
€ Riveting Hammer. One end is flat and round for general hammering, and the other, chisel-shaped end is used for riveting. It's a hammer that belongs in every jeweler's tool chest. Riveting Hammer - Made of drop forged chrome plated steel with hardwood handles. Head has one flat side for spreading and the other tapered for leveling.
€ Plastic Tipped Mallet. These durable non-porous mallets are great for those, delicate jobs that will not scratch or mar and reduces shock on impact. The plastic head can be refaced by filing and sanding. The one-piece threaded faces on these hammers feature a shoulder to absorb the force of side blows, protecting the threads. Chrome plated, zinc alloy heads are serrated to help keep faces tight. Handles are top quality hardwood. Available in 2 weights. Will not mar metal or plated finishes. Provide maximum force with minimum effort. The plastic faces are replaceable.
€ Brass Head for H2 Hammer. The heads are threaded so that collars, which retain the faces, can be easily removed. Faces can be changed to provide any combination desired, and can be replaced when worn. Wrench supplied to tighten or remove collars. Head is mounted on selected hardwood handle.

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