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Question: Will this tool make literally stand up to the use of literally a thousand holes on leather and if so will the hole be smooth?
Document: One option is to use a center punch to mark the hole first and then use the pointed tip of the tool's punch to center on the mark by feel. What I ended up doing was to turn the tool upside down to see my pencil mark through the die. Then I applied small pressure until I see the dimple caused by the punch's pointed tip at my mark before punching through.3) To make good holes, the die must protrude a little above the bottom of the jaw.
I purchased the Neiko punch set for use on brass shim stock and 18 Gauge sheet metal. The holes were clean cut and free of burrs. I tried it on a leather belt and it did cut a clean hole as well. I gave it four stars because I was not able to find any replacement punches and dies that would not exceed the price of the whole tool.
I've used this punch to make holes in my leather belt (lost weight! yay!) and my PRO-2006 scanner (for a discriminator output to computer). It was super quick! No steel shavings to worry about! It made a perfect hole in sheet metal and leather. I should have purchased this sooner.
The only other hassle is changing bits and dies. It just takes more time, but unless you're in a real rush, it's still worth every second it takes to make the changes. It has a depth stop that makes it really convenient for punching successive holes, as in sewing leather. The item is made in Taiwan, but I would still highly recommend it to anyone who wants a REAL punch that requires little effort to use. And last, but not least, is the ridiculously low price of the item.
I use this tool a few times when I first got it to try it out. It requires a good grip to punch holes. I will probably mountt it in a vise and use and extention handle to make it easier to use. I am 73 and do not have a strong grlip.
I had been looking for a punch to use with leatherworking. Most of the leather specific ones had mixed reviews and I didn't want to deal with a mediocre tool. This works great for leather, I've probably punched several hundred holes so far. Very quality punch for leather (I cannot speak to its ability to punch metal).One note though: this requires two hands to use.
This punch works like a dream. The kit is compact but still comes with a comprehensive set of punch sizes. The puncher tool is substantial and of good quality and it is easy to use. I'm a fairly petite person with not a whole lot of hand strength and I was even able to punch holes within minutes of getting this tool.I used this item to punch holes in belts and leather handbag straps. So far, so good.
I'm not a tool person nor do I work in any kind of shop and I've got arms like noodles. Despite all that, even I can use this thing to punch tiny 3/32nd holes in sheets of steel. But it is a bit difficult for me to punch a hole in steel, I'm not very physically strong. It still does MOST of the work for you though.
I've been using this tool for about four months. It is a solid piece of work. You are not going to knock any holes in anything more than 20 gauge sheet metal with any kind of comfort, quickness or ease. I use this tool to punch holes in 28 gauge sheet metal dog tags for the local sports team I support. It works well for that.PROs- Love the available size hole punch sets, love the quick change between sizes.
I have been more than happy with this hole punch so far. While it does take a little time to switch out the dies, I have had no issues. I have used it to punch through English bridal leather and 16 gauge cold rolled steel with very little difficulty, and plan to use it for smaller crafts in the future; however, it is a little heavy and can be unwieldy for smaller tasks at times.
Answer: yes