There are also several other types of brass sheet metals available. For example, medium weight yellow brass sheet metal. This type of brass sheet metal is twice as thick as the embossing brass discussed in the above paragraphs. This brass sheet metal takes deeper detail and as a result of which holds its shape better allowing it to be made into 3 D objects.

Heavy weight brass metal sheet is another variation in brass sheet metal and is twice as thick as the medium weight sheet discussed above. This heavy brass sheet metal is used for making sculptures and architectural pieces.

Thin Brass Sheet like 36 gauge is another variation in brass sheet metal and is used for Embossing, Tooling & Craft work. Thin Brass Sheet is the traditional thin embossing & tooling metal, which is specifically made soft for doing fine craft work. This brass sheet tooling metal is a slightly stiffer and is able to hold its shape better than the copper sheet metal with the same thickness. Thin brass metal sheet is also able to take detailed impressions from tools easily, easily cuts with scissors & can be embossed or stamped to create raised designs. The bare metal has a satin surface that can be finished as desired

Moving on to workable soft copper sheet metal, this is mostly popular for lasting high quality craft work, sculpture & home & garden decor. The pure copper sheet metal is available in five different thicknesses.

Raw copper sheet has a bright satin finish with slight surface variations that add character to creations made with this natural element. Many crafts people laminate them for even thicker metal.