Solid 16-hole riveting stake block with a largest hole of approx 2mm and an overall tool diameter of 34mm — a compact bench essential for watchmaking and jewellery repair work.
⭐ At a glance
📏 34mm diameter block; largest hole approx 2mm
✅ 16 graduated holes to suit a range of pin and rivet sizes
📦 Single riveting stake tool
✔️ New
🔧 What it does & how to use
A riveting stake block gives you graduated holes to support tiny pins, rivets and wire ends while you peen or flare them flat — a job that comes up constantly in watch case work, clock repair and jewellery making. It's a hobbyist and professional bench tool: you rest the workpiece over a hole close to the diameter of the pin or rivet, then work the protruding end with a punch or fine hammer until it's securely riveted.
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Choose the hole: pick the hole that most closely matches the diameter of the pin, rivet or wire end you're working with
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Position the workpiece: sit it over the chosen hole so the end to be riveted protrudes through and is fully supported
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Hold it steady: keep the piece firmly against the stake so it can't shift while you work
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Rivet the end: strike the protruding end squarely with a fine hammer or punch until it flares and locks in place
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Change holes as needed: rotate to a different hole on the block for larger or smaller pins and rivets
