is this the same as used for tin punching?
1188373
I have not personally done tin punching, but I own some and it appears to be the same. You could very easily make holes or designs it. I love it. Extremely versatile.
1280672
Yes, it is the same, but holds a smaller quantity. It didn't print well at all and I stopped using it. I do not recommend this product.
737241
Yes, it seems to be the same. I use mine for trimming photos and it works very well.
735549
I believe so. Use this all the time, love it! I also use this on two of my tin tables that are outside
2264890
Yes you do use it like a pen. I use steady pressure to mark the metal. I have never tried to deepen a mark since we use use punches after we have marked the steel. I really wouldn't try it though, I have seen many tips break from too much pressure.
2217449
I would not use them for cutting tin. It would destroy or dull them immediately. I used them for fine cutting such as paper, cloth, etc. I mainly bought them for scrapbooking projects.
838202
I would say no, this is meant for quick and easy taps for thin metal enclosures, if your going to machine as a profession then you probably want a heavy duty tap and die set that is built tough. As an electrician I can go cheap on my hammer because I dont use it much, but when it comes to my wire hand tools I want high quality heavy duty tools not gimmicks.
2160281
I think it would punch through just fine. Mine works great on heavy cardstock, so I think it would be fine with the vinyl. The design of these punches makes them very easy to use, so your hand doesn't get as tired punching multiple times.
872387
Nutserts, rivnuts, and rivet nut inserts are all of the same depending on the material they are made from. So I would say yes as I have used aluminum and steel with this tool. Haven't tried stainless. This tool works great for light applications, but after several uses the threads on the mandrel will wear out and need to be replaced. Hope this helps.
1024978
I think you would have a problem with something as thick as a penny.The punch is great but for a penny I would use a drill.
861574
As far as I know this revolving punch will just punch thru leather, because when I was a kid I was in a leather craft club and I used a revolving punch to punch thru leather and other leather craft stuff.
2165083
I'm not sure about your question. The plier is poorly made of a weak material. It bent or break instead of pressing. not worth for any work.
1787702
RSK said on November 16, 2014 | EditNo I don't believe that the handle could take the pressure needed to punch through that hard and thick of a metal. I have used this device on what it was intended to be used on (sheet metals) and it works very nicely. For one, the punch itself is flat and has a centering point. Something as thick as a quarter would no doubt work better with a punch that was slanted so that the entire circumference of the hole wouldn't be met all at once.The handle and device in general are well constructed. It is simply not intended for that type of metal.
379690
For paper card stock, these punches will work OK., but I don't know if one would last longer than the other. I would uggest placing an old magazine between the hard surface and the card stock before punching.
1391992
The tools are made of metal and can be used to punch holes in materials such as, leather. In my experience with these punches, they needed to be sharpened before they could be used on any material. I would suggest buying a better quality set.
136793
No, I don't think stamp will work on this... is kind of "krispy"... Not a regular face... I've punched it and worked ok for my purpose but if you plan to punch a lot of it be aware that it can ruin your punch! After punching A LOT (like 200-300) I have to replace my punches... Hope it helps!!!
1550120
Don't know why you would want to use a punch--the material is too thick. Very easy to drill holes through the bottom, though. Maybe 3/8" for your purposes.