Can you see precisely where the punch will go?
213676
I love these punches because you can flip them upside down to center printed words on paper or stamp art. You simply turn the punch with the opening pointing up, insert the paper, center your image or place in the right location and punch. It's that simple. I know you will love using it.
861573
The very smallest punch will punch a hole in a thin ( .012" ) piece of cotton blend cloth. The largest punch will penetratethe cloth but will not leave a round hole.
1934255
Howdy, I would first contact the company. If that don't work out, try a dull center punch. But don't hit it too hard.Let me how you come out.
1301251
Possibly. But the hole in the blind would be 90 degrees off. That is to say the hole would run parallel to the length of the blind as there is not e ought depth to the neck of the punch
1558925
I'm not totally sure what you mean by punched. If you mean like a small hole punch for threading something through then the answer is no.
31600
The holes are round but I would advise not ordering this punch. I have found that I cannot press hard enough to punch through a leather belt without first starting the hole with a drill or something and just using the punch to clean up the hole.
1572714
It will, but after a few tries. When using it, you need to try and stabilize the punch. I am not very happy with it and barely use it.
1443776
The punching movement of the arms causes the robot to move, but it is not totally controllable. If you want to turn left, punch with the right arm and vice versa. If you alternate punches it will move forward, but there is no motor for the wheels on the feet.
1544919
Is there any way of telling that with a precision? If yes, please give me a hint.
1463837
Depends on how your looking at it, but from the side it's barely visible. You can only see it where the indents for your hands are.
1412083
NO! The finished buttons are 2.25 inch, but the circles you need to cut are slightly larger, 2.625". Don't make the mistake of buying the 2.25 inch punch that comes up in the "frequently bought together" suggestion.
148012
With the 1" Martha Stewart circle punch: it will punch 3/4" from the edge of the page to the outside edge of the circle.
306111
It will punch holes in legal size paper, but the spacing for punching holes cannot be adjusted, so the holes are in the same place as they would be on standard size paper.
462134
Well, I just happened to have my punch and some scrap felt here, so I tried it. The answer is no, it will not go through felt at all. The felt lodged up in the punch and it took me nearly five minutes to rip it all out. I thought I'd broken the punch for a minute there.
1596341
the punch area is 2" wide by 3/8" deep. you can make it wider by punching the center of the edge of your card and realigning and punching again on each side of the center cut...as many times as you like
1961320
Yes, you can. When you use it, the under side will be your top side, where there is a window/punching hole with which you can see what you are punching. When storing, you lock it and it looks like the photo.
780203
Yes they do. On the top (or rather outer edge, as the orientation you hold them in would change that a bit) there is a locking pin which is positioned through the hole punch. Hold the handles together, slide the pin out (don't lose it though! Or you won't be able to lock the pliers up again) and a small cylinder will fall when the pliers open, that's the punch. The hole is punched with the same movement the eyelets are set with so it's a very smooth and assisted motion, and there is even a small rule there to let you know how deep the hole will be punched. I have only tried this with cardstock so I can't vouch for its ability to cut through much more than that, but it seems as if it could handle thin to medium leather as well.