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: Are there any larger sizes punches that can be added to the set? On thin fiber paper, do I use a rubber or steel block under it?
Document: Had the other type one piece punch set which worked very well. But this set is very compact and comes in a very nice case and also works very well. I use this set at work to punch out holes in rubber, hard gasket material, teflon, and anything that is softer than these steel blades, which are very sharp and precision ground. Would purchase again!
To do the relatively cheap price of this set I was weary of the quality, but decided to take the chance and ordered it. I was surprised to see that the punches are very thick and therefore, very sturdy! After hammering out a few sizes of holes, I checked the edges to see how they held up, they are still very sharp with no damage. Very happy with this Hole Punch Set and glad I got it, should last me a very long time.
Received the kit and immediately noticed it was made in the U.S.A. More precisely Racine Wisconsin. The kit was made by Lang Tools and comes in a nice blow molded case. Included in the case was some gasket material. The driving mandrel and punches all appear to be machined excellent and made of good quality steel. The punches are very sharp. The mandrel and punches are all engraved with size and country of origin(USA). Included with the kit are the following punch sizes,  1/4in., 5/16in., 3/8in., 7/16in.,1/2in., 9/16in., 5/8in., 3/4in., 7/8in., 1in..
A hand gasket punch set - I've used these on cork, felt, paper and rubber material. Sure beats trying to cut the stuff out with a scissor or X-Acto knife. A decent tool at a fair price.
This is one of those items that doesn't get much use by the usual handyman or hobbyist but it's a real blessing when you need it. And, in years gone by I've had numerous occasions to need hole punches. I would have given it five stars but the cutting edges on some of the punches weren't ground down to a sharp edge. This is easily fixed by chucking the handle up in a drill press, seating the punch on it and using a file on the punch head as it rotates. It can be further sharpened by use of a whetstone or other type sharpener.
I purchased this set and as others have stated was really impressed with the quality. A friend has a set that is very similar to this but a different brand and it cost over three times as much without any added benefit. I would highly recommend this product!
This is a reasonably priced punch set that is toughenough to last. I did not try it on anything metal butit works well on gasket rubber and cork
For best results It's best to use a hardwood or maybe a plastic (like the ones food cutting boards are made of) to cut on. I am very satisfied with this set, especially for the quality vs price. It's a winner.
No they're not. This quality punch set was made in Wisconsin by Americans. Go team! I needed a punch set with an array of sizes from 3/8&#34; to 1&#34; to cut some felt and vinyl circles for a project. I had to make a couple hundred and I had to be quick about it. Even though I've been taught this lesson before, I initially cheaped out and bought a Neiko set on Amazon for about half the price of the A&E set.
They are sharp, seem of good quality and steel. They have nice incremental sizing ending at one inch which suits me, as I have a courser incremeted set starting at 1-1/8 going to 1-1/2&#34;,  I have used but two thus far, buy hammer and later  buy using a C-clamp to push through sixteenth inch heavy gasket material,  which was a new method for me;  a handy 'press',  This made a clean accurate cut; no fuss. I then wiped them with WD-40 to keep oxidation at bay
Answer: yes