Hollow punch set
1 Day
14
2
$7.00
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VenmoThis Pittsburgh 9-Piece Hollow Punch Set (SKU 3838) is a versatile tool kit designed for punching clean, precisely sized holes in soft materials. It is commonly used for leathercraft, making custom gaskets, and working with materials like vinyl, rubber, and light-gauge sheet metal. Key Specifications Sizes Included: 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", and 1/2". Material: Heat-treated carbon steel with precision-ground flutes and cutting edges. Design: Features knurled shanks for a secure grip during use.
How to Use Preparation: Place the material to be punched on a sacrificial backing surface like a scrap of wood (oak or maple) or a polyethylene cutting board. This protects the sharp cutting edge of the punch from dulling against hard surfaces like steel or concrete. Positioning: Hold the punch perpendicular (90°) to the material and align it with your mark. Striking: Strike the flat end of the punch firmly with a mallet (rubber, poly, or rawhide). Avoid using a standard steel hammer if possible, as it can "mushroom" the end of the tool over time. Clearing: The punched-out material will exit through the hollow side-slot (flute) of the
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Hollow punch set
1 Day
14
2
$7.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoThis Pittsburgh 9-Piece Hollow Punch Set (SKU 3838) is a versatile tool kit designed for punching clean, precisely sized holes in soft materials. It is commonly used for leathercraft, making custom gaskets, and working with materials like vinyl, rubber, and light-gauge sheet metal. Key Specifications Sizes Included: 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", and 1/2". Material: Heat-treated carbon steel with precision-ground flutes and cutting edges. Design: Features knurled shanks for a secure grip during use.
How to Use Preparation: Place the material to be punched on a sacrificial backing surface like a scrap of wood (oak or maple) or a polyethylene cutting board. This protects the sharp cutting edge of the punch from dulling against hard surfaces like steel or concrete. Positioning: Hold the punch perpendicular (90°) to the material and align it with your mark. Striking: Strike the flat end of the punch firmly with a mallet (rubber, poly, or rawhide). Avoid using a standard steel hammer if possible, as it can "mushroom" the end of the tool over time. Clearing: The punched-out material will exit through the hollow side-slot (flute) of the
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