Third Hand Base

• THIRD HAND BASE •
The third hand base is a practical jewellery bench tool designed to support self-locking tweezers during soldering, assembly, inspection, and detailed workshop tasks. The weighted base helps keep the tweezers steady, allowing small components to be positioned more easily while leaving both hands free for the work.

• KEY POINTS •
[Third hand base]
[Designed to hold self-locking tweezers]
[Weighted base for stability]
[Adjustable positioning support]
[Useful for soldering, assembly, and detailed jewellery work]

• MORE INFO •
Designed for precision bench work, this third hand base is used with self-locking tweezers to help position jewellery components, findings, wire, and small metal parts at the required angle. Rather than gripping the workpiece directly, the base holds the tweezers in place, allowing the tweezers to secure the item while the base provides stable support.

This makes it especially useful for soldering, aligning small parts, holding wire or findings in position, and working on delicate jewellery components where steady placement is important. It is a practical accessory for jewellers, students, hobbyists, model makers, and workshop users who need extra support during detailed work.

• MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •
[Product type: third hand base]
[Base Diameter: 65mm]
[Designed for: self-locking tweezers]
[Use: holding tweezers, positioning, soldering support, assembly, and inspection]
[Suitable applications: jewellery making, soldering, repairs, beading, model making, and workshop use]

• USAGE & APPLICATIONS •
Perfect for supporting self-locking tweezers while holding jump rings, chain, findings, bezels, wire, charms, and small soldering jobs. Use the third hand base to position the tweezers at the desired angle, then secure the workpiece in the tweezers for soldering preparation, alignment, inspection, or assembly.

This tool is especially useful when working with small components that are difficult to hold by hand or when both hands are needed for soldering, adjusting, or placing materials accurately.

• CARE & SAFETY •
Use controlled pressure when securing delicate or polished items in the tweezers, as metal jaws may mark softer surfaces. Keep the base clean and dry, and wipe away flux, filings, dust, or polishing compound after use. When using near heat or soldering, be aware that the tweezers and metal support may become hot. Wear appropriate eye protection and workshop safety gear when soldering, heating, or working with small metal parts.