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Blacksmith's pliers, flat pliers 38cm - Hand-forged

$53.98 USD
$53.98 USD
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Highlights

These hand-forged flat-nose pliers made of robust steel are an indispensable tool for professional blacksmiths, craftsmen, and reenactment enthusiasts.

  • Traditional hand-forging techniques ensure maximum authenticity
  • Made from high-quality, durable steel for intensive use
  • Generous overall length of approximately 38 cm for safe handling around the fire
  • Functional design with a jaw length of approximately 6.5 cm for a firm grip
  • Versatile use in camp life, medieval forges, and for general workshop needs
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Blacksmith's pliers, flat pliers, 38cm, hand-forged

Blacksmith's pliers, flat pliers 38cm - Hand-forged in detail

Questions about the product Blacksmith's pliers, flat pliers 38cm - Hand-forged

What advantages does the hand-forged version of these 38 cm long flat-nose pliers offer compared to industrially manufactured models for working on the anvil?

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Why is the handle length of 38 cm particularly important for safety and leverage when forging heavy workpieces on these hand-forged tongs?

The 38 cm handle length of these hand-forged blacksmith's tongs is crucial for maintaining a safe distance from the glowing workpiece and the fire. Furthermore, the long lever allows for optimal power transmission, enabling heavy workpieces to be held securely and precisely with minimal effort. This prevents fatigue and increases control during the forging process.
What material are hand-forged blacksmith's tongs made of, and what special considerations should be taken into account during care or storage to ensure the longevity of the steel?

The hand-forged blacksmith's tongs are made of high-quality tempered steel (50CrMo4), which makes them particularly resistant to the extreme conditions in the forge. To ensure the steel's longevity, they should be burnished to prevent paint from burning off, and regularly maintained and stored in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
How can the jaw opening of hand-forged flat pliers be individually adjusted to different workpiece thicknesses, and what tools are needed for this adjustment process?

The jaw opening of hand-forged flat-nose pliers can be individually adjusted by heating the jaws in a forge and then shaping them to the desired form or width with targeted hammer blows on an anvil. This adjustment process requires a forge to heat the metal, as well as a blacksmith's hammer and an anvil.