Are the hole punches replaceable? What replacements will fit if so?
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I would suggest replacing the complete tool. No, I don't think they are repaacable in part.
258003
CS Osborne offers replacement punches for this particular tool - item #223-T
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The back allows you to move the holes just a tiny bit, but there is no guide or markings to set to punch for different sizes of paper. I measured the punch from end to end and it is 6 inches. So if your paper is 5.5.inches, it will fit. It seems to measure up to the measurements you listed in your question. I used a tape measure to determine.
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They come with one hole built in and two "punch-outs" where an additional 2 screws could be added. My guess it that you could drill holes in other locations, and the material would do fine, but I haven't tried it.
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I don't know if there are any pre-punched brands, but there are Transparent PVC Binding covers available on Amazon, and you could use the "Carl Brands Ring Binding System" to make the holes. You could maybe use the PVC covers in combination with cardstock :3 These may work, but you'll have to punch your own holes. http://www.amazon.com/Fellowes-Classic-Presentation-Oversize-52138/dp/B000Y9FB0G/ref=pd_sim_op_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0BRDABCSDSZRRCB7P6J0
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Yes, the pins are definitely removable. It's been a little while since I purchased and installed them, but if I remember correctly, I put the punch at the edge of the top of the pin and knocked it out softly.
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I would imagine that it may not be an exact fit but that you could trim off the excess with scissors carefully and make any needed holes with a paper punch?
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If the 1/8" hole is the size of a regular size hole puncher hole, then it will fit...I purchased these rings to attach name cards.
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Go to brand name of the drill and see if they have a website for replacements
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I am not a dealer of Euro Tool, nor a distributor I am a crafter/designer. That being said, I researched and found a replacement Punch And Die Set on a website called Beadaholique.com. I have bought through this company and they are very reliable. Just put in the search Eurotool replacement punches and should bring it up. Also check on Amazon for the same as Beadaholique frequently puts items on Amazon. Hope this helps you.
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You can if you turn the cutter over. I flip it over (looking at the hole side) and align my punch area.
1309075
yes the bits are replaceable and you can get them off there website. www.generaltools.com. part# is505b
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Maybe thin corrugated cardboard would fit (the opening is quite narrow), but I wouldn't recommend trying to cut cardboard with paper punches; they are not designed for the thickness and strength of cardboard.
215004
The front sight does not have a predrilled hole and the rear sight needs some filing to get it to fit properly. You'll need a set of punches, a drill, and a file to install these.
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As I recall, the punch heads are not adjustable, so I would say no. Don't wate your money on this item -- mine broke the first time I used it. Invest in a high quality punch with adjustable punch heads. It will cost a little more, but will be worth it in the long run.
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When I bought mine, i had to search and find a company that sold them. If you are kinda crafty they make a 6 hole punch and you can make your own out of card stock.
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It's definitely nice to have around, can come in handy when installing some of the pins. For roll pins, I put a link to the other set that I've used. The other set I use is a flat tipped steel set from Harbor Freight, I think it cost around $8. I personally don't use the steel punches unless I have to like when removing a front sight gas block or some other tight pins. Enjoy the project! http://www.amazon.com/GRIP-Forged-Steel-Roll-Punch/dp/B003L7HOMG/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1397565121&sr=1-1&keywords=roll+pin+punch+set
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I am looking for a heavy duty hole punch. I have gone threw several hole punches and need one that makes smooth leather hole punches on literally a thousand usages. Will this do the job. ?