SFC TOOLS Rubber Bench Block 4 x 4 x 1 12-090

$ 12.50

Score By Feature

Based on 22 ratings

Satisfaction

8.92

Packaging

8.62

Value for money

8.42

Giftable

8.65

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Product Description

Rubber bench blocks are extremely useful when it comes to hammering, stamping, disc cutting, and many other applications.

It is made up of firm, vulcanized rubber which gives it an excellent working surface.

You can remove dents from metals and straighten them without scratching, marking, or distorting them.

The five-centimeter rule applies here).

Questions & Answers

How does it smell? Is it a strong rubber scent?

Rubber smells like it but I don't think it's as strong as you might think. If you leave it out in the open, I think the smell will subside within a few hours.

Selected User Reviews For SFC TOOLS Rubber Bench Block 4 x 4 x 1 12-090

When I tried to stamp my dog tags, I bent them

3/5

PLEASE DO NOT use this block for metal stamping! My dog tags bent after I purchased the metal stamping block, since it did not imprint the letters on them. Get a steel block instead of the rubber one, and do yourself a favor.

Marisol Costa

| May 31, 2021

The outcome will depend on the situation

3/5

As a saddle pad for my Daytona long reach low profile floor jack, I bought this product. My router bit dug a groove in it to allow it to fit completely inside the saddle of the jack. A brief update The virus didn't last more than In lifting my car, a crack appeared at the groove and then the block started to slide off the saddle, which could have resulted in an unsafe situation if I had let go of the car. In the course of using this product, I realized I was not using the product the way it As a result, my recommendation is not to use it for lifting a car, but since it has been tested to hold 1000 pounds a few times, it should be alright for this purpose at least.

Kaliyah AHMED

| May 07, 2021

DON'T PLACE OVER A METAL BLOCK -- PUT UNDER IT

5/5

An example of what this is for is to go UNDER a metal block in order to help deafen the noise. The metal will be bent, yes, if you use it to do metal stamping on it.