NEW Rivetting hexagonal metal stake 15 holes 5 serrations watchmakers

A hexagonal 15-hole riveting stake with 5 graduated serrations, built for watch and clock riveting work at the bench.

⭐ At a glance

📏 15 graduated holes for supporting pivots and rivets of different diameters

📏 5 serrated steps for forming and seating rivet heads

Shape: Hexagonal body, resists rolling on the bench

📦 Supplied as a single stake tool

✔️ New with tags, unused

🔧 What it does & how to use

A riveting stake like this is a bench essential for watchmakers and clockmakers who need to set or form rivets when fitting hands, staffs, pins and other small components. The hexagonal profile keeps it steady on the workbench rather than rolling away, while the 15 holes and 5 serrated steps give a range of supports for different job sizes.

• Choose a hole: Pick the hole in the stake that matches the diameter of the pivot, pin or rivet you're working with.
• Support the part: Rest the component through the chosen hole so the section to be riveted sits flush on the stake face.
• Form the rivet: Use a riveting hammer or punch to gently work the metal over, forming the rivet head.
• Use the serrations: For seating or shaping work, position the part on one of the 5 serrated steps to hold it steady while you work.
• Check the fit: Test on scrap material first to confirm the hole or step gives the support you need before working on the actual piece.

⚠️ Please check the individual hole and serration sizes against your own pivot or rivet diameters before use, as exact measurements aren't listed here.