6PCS Leather Hole Punch Set (1.5mm-5mm) | Industrial Grade Stainless Steel Belt Hole Puncher for Leather Craft, Watch Bands, Gasket Belts | Hand-Polished Sharp Blades & Durable Design

It’s multi size punch set. I’ve used this to punch holes in leather, pleather, and vinyl. They are sharp and work well with a mallet. The variety of sizes is really nice. I tend to only use one because I only have one size of eyelet. The holes made are clean. These are good punches.

I bought this to vent my RC tires. The plyer style punch are cumbersome to use for that purpose. I put one of the punches in my drill and it took seconds to make a perfect hole in the soft rubber. I was even able to vent tires that were already mounted without taking them apart using this technique. Use slow RPM on the drill and even pressure.

I had gotten these before purchasing a hand-puncher. The smaller sizes are a bit hard to completely punch through SH biothane for me as a small woman. The larger sizes, I found to be pretty easy. Good for price. I did find them to dull a bit over time

This tool is a good value. Lost some weight. My existing leather belts became useless. I punched new holes in them instead buying new belts. A hammer and little effort is required to punch a hole. Place the belt over a piece of soft wood placed over a hard surface, for example a garage floor or driveway. Hit the tool with the hammer 5-6 times to punch a hole.

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The hole punches aren’t very sharp and don’t cut thru leather belts with any ease, have really hammer with force

I bought these punches to repair two nylon braided leashes that our precious chocolate lab chewed up. Interesting that she chewed the handle part of the strap... but anyway I could've bought a new leashes for 18 bucks but I just didn't want to throw these two leashes in the garbage since there was still plenty strap left. I punched two holes in the strap and made two handles, one for each strap. I bought some #4 screws, washers and nuts and screwed them up and now I have two working leashes again. The punches were 4.99, the screws and washers were about 2 bucks and I still have more in case the little darling destroys it again. They worked perfectly on the nylon cutting a very clean hole. They seem high quality, very sharp and will probably last a long time in my opinion... I highly recommend.

I am so glad I chose these over the squeeze type rotational hole maker. I saw some comments about how challenging they can be to use. This was my first time using a belt hike maker and could not be happier with the results. Be prepared to do some tapping with a hammer and make sure you are on a surface you will not damage. I did it in a countertop with a small notebook under it so as not to chip the counter. The most challenging part will be lining up the holes. Making the holes is easy. You will be doing some tapping. But I was also being cautious not to damage the marble countertop. If you are on a nice solid work bench you may be able to just give it two or three good sacks. Place the hole punch on the good side of the belt. Here is a a tip on how zI got the holes lined up: Get several thumb tacks and place them in the holes already there with points facing up. Get a piece of paper and line up the edge to the edge of your belt and press so that you make a perfect template of exactly the positioning of holes. Then move the paper down with the edge lined up to she of your belt. Place the paper over the last two thumbtacks yo keep it stable then use a pen to mark out the spots on the paper where the thumbtacks made holes. (I hope this all made sense). Now you know exactly there the new holes should be! I made these marks on the underside of the belt but you do not have to. Then I took a utility knife and twisted it around and around over the pen mark till it just whet through the belt. This did not make the hole I wanted but it did go through to make a pinpoint on the good side of the belt so I knew exactly where to make my holes. But you can just use the template paper to mark your holes with pen on the good side. Just of course be careful not to slip and make an off mark, especially if the belt is light color. The process was actually easy and kinda fun!

Worked just as promised. I used it to cut vinyl.

The largest punch is OK but I would have liked one just a little larger.

nice product good delivery

J’ai acheté cet outils pour faire des trou de ceinture de cuir. Après 3 ou 4 trou l’outil était déjà déformé