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Ships Free-Durston Jeweler's Workbench - 113.045

Ships Free-Durston Jeweler's Workbench - 113.045

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Ships Free-Durston Jeweler's Workbench - 113.045

This jeweler's workbench provides a solid, dependable workspace in a compact footprint, with a cut-back top and organized storage tailored for everyday bench work. Since its U.S. introduction in 2017, it has become a best-seller in its class, giving bench jewelers an economical, work-ready setup that feels stable and reassuring under your hands.

Features
  • Classic American-style bench layout with cut-back benchtop for comfortable reach to tools and projects.
  • Sliding tool tray and metal-lined catch tray help manage hand tools, small parts, and precious metal filings.
  • Three side drawers with pull knobs keep commonly used tools and supplies organized and close at hand.
  • Left and right slide-out arm rests support your forearms during detailed sawing, filing, and setting work.
  • Insert holes for mandrels provide convenient ring and bangle working positions at the bench.
  • Includes a bench pin (approximately 6" including tang) for sawing and general bench tasks.
  • Sturdy hardwood construction designed to stand up to daily use in busy shops and studios.
  • Ships with legs detached and requires only minimal assembly after delivery.
Specifications
Bench Width 37-1/4" (947 mm)
Bench Depth 18-3/4" (476 mm)
Height to Benchtop 36-3/8" (925 mm)
Height to Railing 38" (965 mm)
Benchtop Thickness 3/4" (19 mm)
Bench Weight 93 lb (42 kg)
Top Drawer Interior 1" H x 7-3/4" W x 14-1/2" D (25 mm x 197 mm x 368 mm)
Middle & Lower Drawer Interior 2" H x 7-3/4" W x 14-1/2" D (51 mm x 197 mm x 368 mm)
Brand Durston
What our Experts Think
  • Non-Marring Professional Finishing Tool
    The Durston Medium Rawhide Mallet (85mm x 50mm) is designed to shape and form metal without leaving hammer marks—ideal for delicate jewellery work and final adjustments.
  • Durable Buffalo Rawhide Head Construction
    Made from tightly rolled, resin-bonded rawhide, offering a firm yet gentle striking surface that protects precious metals during forming and flattening.
  • Balanced Medium Size for Versatility
    85mm x 50mm head provides the perfect middle ground for control and impact—suitable for both light forming and moderate shaping tasks in the workshop.
  • Solid Hardwood Handle for Control
    Ergonomically shaped wooden handle ensures a comfortable grip and precise striking control during extended use.
  • Essential Jewellery Workshop Tool
    Commonly used by goldsmiths and silversmiths for forming sheet metal, adjusting bezels, and shaping components without surface damage.
  • Long Service Life with Proper Care
    Rawhide heads can be conditioned and maintained over time, allowing extended usability compared to softer synthetic mallets.
  • Professional Durston Build Quality
    Built to withstand regular workshop use while maintaining consistent performance, making it a reliable staple in any jewellery toolset.

Q&A

Q: What is the Durston Rawhide Mallet – Medium 85mm x 50mm (137.621)?
A: It is a professional jewelry-making rawhide mallet designed for shaping and forming metal without leaving marks, ideal for goldsmithing, silversmithing, and general metalwork.

Q: What is it used for?
A: It is used for forming, bending, and flattening sheet metals while protecting the surface finish, making it essential for delicate jewelry fabrication work. 

Q: Why use a rawhide mallet instead of metal hammers?
A: Rawhide absorbs impact and prevents dents, scratches, and surface damage, making it ideal for working finished or soft metals.

Q: Is it suitable for professional use?
A: Yes, it is built for jewelry workshops and professional metal forming, offering durability and consistent performance in daily use.

Q: Does the mallet require maintenance?
A: Yes, rawhide mallets often need initial conditioning (softening the head) to achieve optimal performance and a smoother striking surface.

Q: What makes the Durston version reliable?
A: Durston tools are known for precision build quality, strong handle fitting, and long service life, making them a trusted choice in jewelry manufacturing environments.


Maintenance Tips
  • Purpose-built soft-forming tool – Designed for shaping sheet metal without leaving dents or surface marks, making it ideal for jewelry and fine metalwork.
  • Head construction – Made from tightly rolled buffalo rawhide, glued and screwed onto a hardwood handle for durability and controlled impact.
  • Non-marking performance – The rawhide face absorbs impact, protecting soft metals while still delivering enough force for forming and planishing.
  • Pre-use conditioning (important) – Lightly rasp or sand the hardened outer coating, then dampen and rework the surface to achieve a softer, more effective striking face.
  • Cleaning & care – Keep dry after use; avoid soaking during storage. Lightly brush off metal dust and store in a low-humidity environment to prevent head degradation.
  • Usage best practice – Use controlled, light-to-medium strikes on annealed metal only; avoid steel-to-steel contact to extend mallet life.
  • Longevity tip – Trim and recondition the rawhide head over time as it wears, rather than replacing the tool.