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Screw Hole Punch -- Have 6 different hole sizes
- Using high-quality materials, the japanese screw punch is made of steel and brass, strong and sharp. The handle is made of wood, which has been forged in layers for a beautiful appearance and a comfortable grip.
- Widely used for punching and binding, leather punching, belt wrist strap punching, paper, cutting rubber, plastic, no hammering required, easy to use.
Replace the punch method, as shown in the figure.
Instructions: Remove the screw on the top of the connecting rod, install the required punch, and then tighten the screw sleeve to fix the punch. Fix the leather material, the punch is 90 degrees perpendicular to the leather surface, and press the handle at the required position to make a hole (if the leather material is thicker, it needs to be pressed several times)
Tips: The hole punch is 90 degrees to the plane, press it several times to punch.
6 punch sizes: 1.5mm/2mm/2.5mm/3mm/3.5mm/4mm
Hollow Punch: With hollow design, the debris is easy to clean.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
This is such an easy to use tool. I had done the ones where you hit mallet to the metal before and this way is so much easier! And easier on the fingers
P Bates
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
I really like this little punch. It makes punching holes in leather so much easier than using a hammer, and it doesn't slip like some of those types do. I like the fact that there are different size tips for making different size holes. It uses a twirling, twisting motion to cut the holes. Although sometimes I have to repeat the process once or twice, my hands are not that strong, but it is a lot easier on my hands than other methods and makes the holes neatly. I am using it to punch holes in leather straps and pieces for my rope projects, such as handbags, in order to attach the hardware. Overall, I am pleased.
Jack
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
One month later: I still love this punch. It is great for getting into hard to access places in the project, is fast, and makes a very smooth, well defined hole. Here are a couple of tricks I have discovered:1. Hold the punch loose in your hand. It will turn in your had when you get through all the levels of leather you are drilling.2. Keep a narrow, flat, fine file handy so you can quickly sharpen the circular cutting edge of the removeable punch you are using. Don't overdue...it only takes a few strokes as you file the edge back to sharpness.3. Use a small pin close by for cleaning the removeable cutting part. It gets junked up pretty fast...as does a hand leather punch or any leather punch for that matter. If you don't keep it clean you will be pushing out a lot of old leather or new punched leather. It's no worse than other toolss in that regard.
Adrienne Jensen
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
While it kinda works, the damned collar fell right off! In fact there's no way for it to stay on!
Gal Pal
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
When I bought this, I knew it wasn't going to do the same job a Nonaka or other Japanese product would...but at this price, I'd say it does a good job. Sometimes paper gets stuck in the bit (especially the small ones) and the metal ring at the top of the drill falls off from time to time. I can get through about 5 sheets of paper cleanly, but it does leave enough of a mark that you can link up the drill again on page 6. If you're broke but want a screw punch, this will probably work fine for you.
Johnnie McKenzie Jr
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2024
Sharp and accurate. Not too expensive. Fits nicely in the hand and easy to use.
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
There are similar products for over twice as much as I paid for this punch. They all work on the same principle. This is not really a punch but more of a cutter. It rotates and cuts rather than punches the material. My only negative comment is that the cutters should be labeled as to size. Instead, you need to line them up from smallest to largest and then count based on the size you want. Would be nice if they had the size painted or etched on them. Otherwise, it works perfectly.
Amber
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023
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Rowena B.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 24, 2023
The mechanism is quite crude, the cutting blades were misshapen and got blunt after a few uses. Don’t waste your money
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