• WIRE & SHEET METAL GUILLOTINE • The Wire & Sheet Metal Guillotine is a compact bench-top cutting tool designed for cutting sheet metal and wire in jewellery and metalsmithing workshops. With a 135mm cutting blade and long lever handle, it provides controlled shearing action for preparing metal stock, trimming sheet, and cutting wire to length. • KEY POINTS • [wire & sheet metal guillotine] [Cutting blade length: 135mm] [Overall size: 300mm x 250mm] [Designed for cutting sheet metal and wire] [Lever-operated manual cutting action] [Bench-top format] [Suitable for jewellery making and metalsmithing work] • MORE INFO • This guillotine is designed as a practical workshop cutting tool for jewellers, metalsmiths, and makers working with metal sheet and wire. The long handle provides leverage for a firm, controlled cut, while the straight cutting blade helps produce clean, accurate trims for fabrication work. Its compact bench-top footprint makes it well suited to smaller studios and jewellery benches, while the solid metal body provides stability during use. It is ideal for preparing sheet sections, trimming metal stock, and cutting wire for a wide range of workshop tasks. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS • [Product type: wire and sheet metal guillotine] [Cutting blade length: 135mm] [Size: 300mm x 250mm] [Operation: manual lever action] [Mounting style: bench-top, with provision for securing in place] [Use: cutting sheet metal and wire] [Suitable applications: jewellery making, metalsmithing, fabrication, model making, and small workshop production] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS • Ideal for cutting and sizing metal sheet and wire before forming, soldering, texturing, or assembly. This type of guillotine is commonly used in jewellery workshops for preparing blanks, trimming strip, cutting fabrication stock, and creating neat straight cuts with more control than hand snips. It is especially useful for jewellers and makers working with non-ferrous metals such as copper, brass, silver, and similar materials used in studio fabrication. • CARE & SAFETY • Always secure the guillotine firmly before use and keep fingers clear of the cutting area. Use steady pressure on the handle rather than sudden force. Keep the blade clean and free of debris after use, and periodically check that fasteners remain tight. Store in a dry workshop environment and lightly maintain metal components as needed to help prevent corrosion.