Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will it punch through a coin, ie a penny?
Document: Also this tool works out much cheaper than buying a separate punch for each size of hole.It is quite a chunky beast though, and does need a bit more hand strength than the individual punches.
... but it wasn't for the fat side. Nooo! Either I lost a few pounds or the leather stretched (this is Arizona ... the leather stretched) and I needed a new hole. This is the nicest punch ever. If you are into fine tools, this should be in the box.
haven't use this punch yet but it looks like it will do the job.I bought this for my metal working projects and like the fact itwill punch multi sized holes. It looks very well constructed and Ilike the fact that it comes in its own HD carrrying case.
Purchased this metal punch for use on a light tin metal application and it worked great! !...Read the reviews and based my purchase by them, and glad I did...Max throat center of 1.75&#34;...Another fine 'make my job easier' tool...
I've used this tool to put hundreds of holes through automotive sheet metal (45 thou thick) and another hundred through 1/16 with the largest 9/32 punch. Your hands will break before the tool will. Virtually no cleanup and perfect holes everytime, saving me hours of drilling and deburring. Such a steal at this price.
I read other reviews that indicated that this works on coins. I have tried it myself and it does work really well for punching holes in coins. I have a bunch of foreign coins that I wanted to convert to a bracelet and this tool did the trick. It didn't take too long to figure out how to swap out the hole punch sizes. Easy to use once you figure it out.
No, no, no! This thing weighs an absolute ton, and that alone makes it utterly unhandy. I have large hands, and I had great difficulty holding it in one hand. The mechanism is utterly ridiculous - you have to unscrew a large screw, put in the top punch, then find the corresponding bottom punch, screw that in, reinsert the top screw unless you've lost it, then hope the mechanism works right.
It works just fine and allows you to fine tune depth of where you're punching. The downside... it is heavy, but its weight is what makes it punch well. Also wish there was one smaller punch, but it does offer a lot of variety. FYI - these were in an article recently where the authors modified the punches and made them into dimples... then bought an extra set of the original punches to give them back their original set functions. Thinking of doing the same.
This is a very handy tool and does punch through a variety of metals. Sometimes it leaves the punch part a little attached, and sometimes it is not 100 percent clean circle. Don't plan on using your punch out scraps for anything, unless you don't mind the little divet from the tip of the punch. It was worth the money for the jewelry and mixed media art pieces. If they make a larger punch, I will definitely buy that size in addition to this one.
once you get the hang of how it goes together , it works great, not too much pressure needed to work it
Answer: yes