Toggle Press Tooling

[Copperfold]

Hi folks. I'm looking for advice/info. I bought this machine a couple of years back
with the intention of using it in my jewellery making. It's a Schmidt toggle press and
is a really nice piece of kit. It's a simple thing but the engineering is superb,
there's no play at all in the action, everything is true and square where it should
be. It has a cam action so the last 10 degrees of travel is where the most force is
applied. It's used in industry on assembly lines where components are push fitted eg
watch glasses.
The thing is all I use it for at the moment is punching holes and riveting small copper items.
The original plan was to make some tooling for it like for example
1/ a bit holder into which I could put 4mm silver steel pattern punches that I would
file up myself
2/ a wire cutting shear which would be a hardened block with holes running
horizontally and a simple hardened cutter... and
3/ two part press moulds to make small components like the leaf form (16mm long) in
the photo. These need to be hard like steel or bronze so I can get some use from them.
I was working with a sculptor casting bronze and had some patterns made up ready to
cast but circumstances changed and they didn't get done.

If anyone has any information about getting some press moulds made I would be very
grateful.
The reason I'm doing this by the way is that I can't make too much noise where I live
so I have to find quiet ways of working.
If anyone is interested in making some or any of these things please message me

Thanks. Steve