NEIKO 02614A Interchangeable Large Hollow Hole Punch Tool Set, 10 Piece, Gasket Maker, Heavy Duty Gasket Punch Set, Includes Hole Puncher Tool Carrying Case, Leather Punch Set, Black

This tool has come in handy for so many small projects. Keep on top of oiling the dyes though as they are prone to rusting rather quickly.

Good quality took. Looks like they will last.

Great for cutting out holes in leather and plastic sheets. Make sure when using put a piece of hard wood underneath to stop damaging them. Cuts through with ease. Very easy to use but look after them.

The cutters and the punch are solid and well made. I used a lump of pine under what I was cutting (2mm Nitrile Rubber) and that should help stop the cutters getting blunt. There is a really good selection of sizes which means I can make a good variety of gaskets/washers.Looks like it should stand the test of time but we'll see.

Well engineered quality wad punch set, good variation in sizes & sharpe cutting edge. Good value for the money.

Buen producto me gustó se siente de buena calidad de echo es más robusto de lo q pensé muy buen saca bocados

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Really happy with this hole punch set. They cut material well and the price is also a bonus.

Before using the kit I checked all the hole punches, they were sharp and well made.Then I made a couple of Thermostat housing gaskets for my 1989 Jeep Wrangler YJ.The centre hole I needed in the gasket was a bit larger than the largest hole punch, so I used that to chop away until I had the right hole size/shape.Bolt holes punched out cleanly and exactly as needed.For a backing board, as I punched through the gasket material I used an old kitchen nylon cutting board to keep the punches sharp. Plywood would work just as well.2lb ( 1KG) hammer did the trick.Overall, happy with the kit.

Packaging says made in China. No instructions. Bought this to create a supply of plastic washers. Have punched out about 150 of these in 3 sizes. Generally worked great. Found 3 issues. As you punch, the cutter tends to vibrate loose, and you need to keep checking/tightening it. 2nd is that one time the screw which holds in the center point came loose enough that the whole point and spring popped out. Replacing the screw with a nylon tipped version or brass screw might be a better solution. 3rd is that there is some play with the center point but was surprised that in use it mostly marks the punched piece in the center. This of course is very helpful to perform concentric punches when creating washers where the inner dia is punched as the 2nd operation. The point screw needs to be in a position loose enough to allow free movement of the point yet set deep enough to retain the point. The punches are sharp, so that in many cases required only one blow to make the cut and hard enough that they held their edge. The machine finish on the punches is excellent. Supplied case is well fitted to keep punch heads in place. Not perfect yet pleased with this very good value.