Whether you're a blacksmith, tinsmith, jeweler, armorer, or metal artist, the Large Bick Iron offers a variety of possibilities for shaping and forming metal.
Featuring two distinct working ends, this traditional forming tool provides a longer, tapered bick on one side and a shorter, rounded bick on the other. These different contours allow you to form curves, bends, rolled edges, and other shapes without constantly changing tools.
Jewelers: Form bracelets, cuffs, bangles, and other curved jewelry components.
Tinsmiths: Shape sheet metal, form curved sections, and work rolled edges.
Armorers: Form and refine curved armor components and decorative metalwork.
Blacksmiths: Shape ornamental ironwork, create curved components, and perform detail work away from the main anvil.
Metal Artists: Experiment with sculptural forms, decorative elements, and custom metalworking projects.
The Large Bick Iron features a tapered mounting post designed to fit compatible Pexto-style stake holders.
For a dedicated forming station away from your anvil, see our Single Stake Plate, which allows you to use the bick iron independently.
Manufactured from tough ductile iron, these castings have been produced for many years and have proven to be reliable and useful in metalworking shops.
Ductile iron also takes a beautiful polish, allowing the working surfaces to be finished to suit your needs.
Length: Approximately 18"
Height: Approximately 9"
Width: Approximately 2-3/4"
Material: Ductile Iron
Mounting: Pexto-Style Taper
Casting Weight: Approximately 28 lbs.
Packaged Shipping Weight: Approximately 34 lbs.
MADE IN THE USA!
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Whether you're a blacksmith, tinsmith, jeweler, armorer, or metal artist, the Large Bick Iron offers a variety of possibilities for shaping and forming metal.
Featuring two distinct working ends, this traditional forming tool provides a longer, tapered bick on one side and a shorter, rounded bick on the other. These different contours allow you to form curves, bends, rolled edges, and other shapes without constantly changing tools.
Jewelers: Form bracelets, cuffs, bangles, and other curved jewelry components.
Tinsmiths: Shape sheet metal, form curved sections, and work rolled edges.
Armorers: Form and refine curved armor components and decorative metalwork.
Blacksmiths: Shape ornamental ironwork, create curved components, and perform detail work away from the main anvil.
Metal Artists: Experiment with sculptural forms, decorative elements, and custom metalworking projects.
The Large Bick Iron features a tapered mounting post designed to fit compatible Pexto-style stake holders.
For a dedicated forming station away from your anvil, see our Single Stake Plate, which allows you to use the bick iron independently.
Manufactured from tough ductile iron, these castings have been produced for many years and have proven to be reliable and useful in metalworking shops.
Ductile iron also takes a beautiful polish, allowing the working surfaces to be finished to suit your needs.
Length: Approximately 18"
Height: Approximately 9"
Width: Approximately 2-3/4"
Material: Ductile Iron
Mounting: Pexto-Style Taper
Casting Weight: Approximately 28 lbs.
Packaged Shipping Weight: Approximately 34 lbs.
MADE IN THE USA!
SHIPS UPS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES
