The Pexto 949 Double Seaming Stake with 4 Heads is a versatile forming stake set for working and refining sheet metal. The extended arm provides additional reach for getting into areas that can be difficult to access with a conventional stake, while the four interchangeable heads provide both flat and radius working surfaces for a variety of forming applications.
 
Pexto stakes are the same tools I have personally relied on throughout my career. I have used these same stakes for more than 25 years with some of the stakes I own being over 100 years old and still being used every day. They have proven themselves to be exceptionally useful tools that will remain in service for generations.
 
The 949 is particularly useful when working on larger or more difficult-to-access areas of sheet metal. The extended reach of the arm allows the working head to reach further into a piece, while the four heads provide different working surfaces depending on the job. For armourers, this makes the 949 useful for reaching into particularly enclosed forms, but its usefulness extends well beyond armour making. This stake set can be used for traditional sheet-metal work, automotive restoration, architectural metalwork, fabrication, and other forming applications.
 
The 949 is manufactured from cast iron and is supplied with four interchangeable heads, providing a substantial and versatile forming system for the working metalworker.
 
Specifications
Material: Cast iron
Number of heads: 4
Dimensions: 36 × 10 × 5 in.
Weight: 95 lb (email for accurate shipping quote on this item)
 
Shipping
Pexto stakes are shipped direct from the manufacturer to you. By shipping directly from Roper Whitney, we can avoid unnecessary additional shipping and handling costs. Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery.
 
Whether you are an armourer, automotive metalworker, tinsmith, restorer, fabricator, or simply a craftsman working with sheet metal, the Pexto 949 is a substantial and versatile addition to the traditional metalworking shop.
 
Genuine Pexto forming stake manufactured by Roper Whitney.