MEdelman Jewelry Press
The Medelman Jewelry press is a must have for any professional jeweler! With a small foot print of 6” x 2” it fits in any shop, yet delivers over 5 tons of force. It excels at precision forging, sheet metal stamping, riveting, and many jewelry forming tasks. It is an excellent addition to any shop that will help you take your jewelry art to the next level!
The Medelman Jewelry Press is a unique precision metal displacement tool. It can effectively forge bronze, copper, silver, gold, steel and many other metals. In addition to being used to create unique pieces of jewelry it is also used to carve hydraulic press plates, assist in engraving, cut discs, set rivets and do light duty urethane forming. If you have questions please send a message to mike@medelmanart.com.
Specifications:
Frame size: 2” x 6” x 12” .
Frame MUST be secured to a stable surface.
Material: Steel
Weight: 10lbs
Throat Depth: 2”
Throat Height: 3.5”
Please check out the videos at the bottom of the page.
MEdelman Jewelry Press
Jewelry Press, Tools And Parts
Why did I decide to make this press? I built my first press nearly 15 years ago and have used them in the creation of my work ever since. They are quiet, small and efficiently move metal. I have a hydraulic press, but the immediate feedback from a lever press gives you more useful feedback and much faster cycle times. Throughout my journey with presses, each time I got frustrated I looked to the commercial world to simply buy a refined ready to use press like this—it didnt exist. I decided to produce this myself because it is such a useful tool I want other jewelers to have a chance to use it!
For a limited time, get a free starter tool kit with a purchase of a press!
Warranty:
Frame, ram, handle, tooling holder 1 year against manufacturer defects. Customer pays return shipping if needed. Machine may be repaired or replaced as needed.
Tooling, 30 days against manufacturer defects.
Abuse, commercial/industrial use and normal wear of parts is not covered.
Using Jewelry Disc Cutter
Forming sheet metal
Setting rivets
Creating a hydraulic press die
Forging a brass spoon
Using the 1" disc stamp kit
Stamping tools Demo
Letter Stamping
How to set up the press
Making an iron heart necklace
Making a texture stamp
Better than a hydraulic press?