Multi-slot bench pin with an oblong hole and V-slots, plus a 20mm round peg for clamping straight into your bench.
⭐ At a glance
📏 Bench pin measures 270mm long x 60mm wide x 30mm thick
📏 Round peg is 20mm wide x 70mm long, for clamping into a bench hole or vice
✅ Multiple slots and an oblong hole for saw and file work
✔️ New, unbranded tool
Specifications
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Brand: Unbranded
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Type: Tools
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Sub-Type: Bench pin
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Unit Quantity: 1
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Condition: New
🔧 What it does & how to use
A bench pin (also called a clamp peg or jeweller's peg) is a support board used at the bench for sawing, filing and general craft work on metal, wood or wax. It gives you a stable edge and slots to guide your saw blade, and is suitable for hobbyists and professional jewellers alike. This example has multiple slots, an oblong hole, and two V-slots for general sawing purposes, with a round 20mm peg for mounting.
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Mount it: insert the 20mm round peg into a bench hole, bench pin clamp, or vice to hold it securely in place.
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Position your work: rest your piece over the relevant slot or the oblong hole depending on the shape and size of the item you're cutting or filing.
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Sawing: use the V-slots to guide your saw blade and support the metal close to the cut for cleaner, more controlled sawing.
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Filing and piercing: use the slots or oblong hole to support awkward shapes while filing, piercing or drilling.
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Reposition as needed: rotate or move your work along the pin to keep the cutting point supported throughout the job.
