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BeadSmith's Metal Stamp Holder is a great way to safely strike your hammer to your stamp
Comfortable 6.5 inch long textured handle for secure grip- keeps your fingers a safe distance away from the hammer!
Gives you a clear sight of your working area, without your hand being in the line of sight to the impression area.
Easily adjustable, works with square or round blanks up to 5mm diameter. Twist the head to tighten the hold on the stamp.
Step 1 - Preparation
Pick a metal stamping blank that is large enough to accommodate the word you want to stamp and set up your work station with the necessary tools.
Step 2 - Holding Stamps
Place stamp inside of stamp holder. Make sure to place it on your blank leaving room for the rest of the design!
Step 3 - One Nice Strike
Use a brass head mallet and give it one nice hard strike. This will ensure that the stamp leaves a good impression on the metal and is easy to read.
Step 4 - Repeat
Repeat steps 2 &3 to complete your design. Once it is done you can use a black marker to darken the impression and then wipe with a soft cloth.
What Supplies Do You Need?
Letter & Design Stamps
Our stamp holder holds most sizes/shapes. Try out our letter, punctuation, and design stamps!
- Whether you are just starting your collection of stamps or have a variety the stamp holder works for all of them!
- Add your own personalization to most metals, clay and wood
Hammer
Brass head hammers & mallets are essential for tapping your stamp onto metal blanks
- Brass hammers even disperse the energy of the strike, preventing double impressions
- Brass is a softer metal than steel, helps prevent stamps from becoming damaged
Steel Bench Block
A bench block protects your work surface & helps with rebound, creating a clearer stamp
- Bench Blocks come in may sizes and shapes to suit your design needs
- Muffle the sound with a rubber dapping block or sand bag under your block
Metal stamping blanks
The metal you use will determine how clear your stamped symbol appears
- Stamps work best with soft metals like pewter, sterling, aluminum, brass, copper, & nickle silver
- These stamps are NOT suited for stainless steel, hardware items or other hard metals
What Can You Create?
Keepsakes
Statement Rings
Unique Pieces
Fashion Jewelry
Amy
2025-07-16 12:36:26
I am new to metal stamping. I am right handed, so it is nice to have the metal stamp holder in my left hand and the hammer in my right hand. I put my right thumb on the bottom of the letter punch, and keeping the metal stamp holder opening towards me in my left hand, I insert the letter punch from below the stamp holder, with my thumb also towards me. Then just tighten and stamp!
McKnight
2025-06-09 17:20:58
I thought my hammer was defective cause it kept smashing my hand. Not any more! This is great. All bones in my hands have healed! A must have if you have evil hammers!
Craig Golin
2025-06-08 10:36:41
Just what I was looking for to protect my hands while stamping.
Kim McAbee
2025-05-25 15:10:07
Holds die firmly & keeps your hand away from striking area. The fact that it holds different sizes of die is also great. However,I wish I would have bought a jig that also holds the die level. With your hand at the end of the handle it is difficult to tell when the die is level so stamp imprints comes ut uneven. For me anyway.
NolaDog
2025-01-12 17:05:57
Well made does the job, but so far its too time consuming changing stamps & I don't need for the 1/4 set. I will only use it on 1/8 +5/32 sets. Plastic/rubber handle is easy to hold & use, and keeps your fingers safe!
WSDareMe
2024-12-27 12:08:03
This is a GREAT metal stamp holder - as long as your stamps are small enough to fit in it. Please read the description, and don't give it a bad rating because you didn't read it and found that your stamps are too large.
Dan M
2024-12-15 15:50:10
The threaded part is not attached to the handle. You can't tighten the tool on the stamp, the rod spins in the handle, then, if you do get it tight, it won't loosen because the rod spins in the handle. There is no mechanical connection to the handle, it's just set in the rubber. As you use the tool, it loosens on the stamp so the stamp falls off and you can't tighten it because it just spins in the handle. Not worth the money.
Linda Johnston
2024-11-22 18:19:54
Bought this to go with my alphabet stamps. Stamps had missing pieces, so I had to return them. No longer needed this, so I returned it also. I was not impressed with this item. It is easier, for me, to hold the stamp in my hand than to use this stamp holder.
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