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Melton Forge Works Store

Each item is hand-forged and made by me in my shop. Every item is unique and one of a kind as a result of the forging and creation process. Shipping within the continental United States only at this time. Thanks for looking.

Melton Mini Swage

Melton Mini Swage

$115.00

My most popular swage block is back for a limited second run!

The Melton Forge Works Version 1 Mini Swage Block - a compact, versatile tool that packs a punch! Made from 6150 alloy steel, this 10.5 pound block measures 5x5x2 inches and is packed with features to meet all of your forging needs.

With round drifting holes ranging in size from 3/8 to 1 inch, a 1 inch square hole for upsetting hardy tool shanks, and both round and triangular swage forms on the side, this block has something for every project. Each of the sides of the block have useful forms. One side is gently curved, while the other is left flat, allowing you to grind any radius you need to use the mini swage as an edge block. The three deep, round swage forms can be used for creating scoops or cupping shapes, etc. Deep round swage diameters are: 2.3inches, 2inches, 1.5 inches. (These are forms I found to work well with the 2.5 rounds I use for scoops)

Please note that this swage block is fresh from the foundry and may require some dressing and cleanup. This product was a collaborative effort with Charles at @atlasknife_tool, and some will also be available for purchase on his website. Don't miss out on this must-have forging tool!

Already purchased a Mini Swage? Then you need a stand! Go check out the one Roy designed for these blocks over at Christ Centered Ironworks - https://www.christcenteredironworks.com/store/p598/mini_swage_block_stand_kit.html

Disclaimer: These blocks are cast of 6150 alloy in a foundry in Communist China, I designed the block but they are cast in China, if this bothers you, feel free not to purchase one. If you’re looking for 100% American made swage blocks, see Holland Anvil, or Oaklawn Blacksmith, they’re both making great tools. I use several tools in my shop that were made in China, a power hammer, some drills, etc. I have no problem using tools made in other countries to make USA-made products. Just want to be upfront about where the blocks are made.

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