Martin 645K Dolly Set, Spoon and Dollies Set, 4 Piece
- The Martin 645K is a four-piece auto body dolly set containing three dollies and one light dinging spoon; all drop-forged high-carbon steel and heat treated for strength. Designed for metal shaping, dent removal, peening and shrinking in body and fender repair.
- Features:
- Made in United States with drop-forged steel and heat treated, quenched and tempered for durability under repeated hammering.
- Set weighs approximately 7.88 pounds in its storage format; compact storage dims roughly 12-5/8 inch by 7-1/4 inch by 3-44/100 inch.
- Suitable for professional auto body, fender repair, panel shrinking and finishing; useful for both pro shops and hobbyists working sheet metal.
- Includes:
- Light Dinging Spoon (1036)
- Light Weight Toe Dolly (1057)
- Heel Dolly Block (1059)
- General Purpose Dolly Block (1060)
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Martin
- Part Number: 645K
- Material: Drop-forged high-carbon steel, heat treated, quenched and tempered
- Number of Pieces: 4
- Storage Dimensions: Length 12-5/8 inch x Width 7-1/4 inch x Height 3-44/100 inch
- The Martin 645K set can also be referred to as Martin dolly set 4 piece, 645K spoon and dolly blocks, Martin 1036-1057-1059-1060 body repair set, Martin auto body dolly and spoon kit, and body fender dolly set 645K USA
Martin is a leading manufacturer of power transmission products, material handling systems, and industrial hand tools, offering sprockets, gears, conveyors, pulleys, and custom solutions.
Q: What are the specific shapes of the four tools in the 645K set?
A: The set includes a Light Dinging Spoon (1036) with shallow curved face; a Light Weight Toe Dolly (1057) for tight edges; a Heel Dolly Block (1059) for rounded / heel shapes; and a General Purpose Dolly Block (1060) for flat or contoured areas.
Q: Can this set replace using individual dolls like 1058 or others?
A: It complements other doll blocks like the toe dolly (1058) but does not directly replace heavier or specialized dollies; the 645K includes specific blocks 1036, 1057, 1059, 1060 rather than 1058.
Q: How should one maintain these dolly blocks and spoon to ensure longevity?
A: Keep surfaces clean and free of grit, use appropriate hammer faces, avoid overstriking, store in dry place; occasional polishing of contact surfaces helps minimize galling or paint damage.
