can this punch a new hole in vertical blinds vanes, I need to be able to punch an oval shaped hole horizontally/crosswise (not vertically up-and-down) will this do the job and will the vertical vane fit into the guides? can this punch a new hole in vertical blinds vanes, I need to be able to punch an oval shaped hole horizontally/crosswise (not vertically up-and-down) will this do the job and will the vertical... » Read More can this punch a new hole in vertical blinds vanes, I need to be able to punch an oval shaped hole horizontally/crosswise (not vertically up-and-down) will this do the job and will the vertical vane fit into the guides? « Show Less
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
1978317
It wouldn't work, since you will be creating "movement" from the "hex" part and it will not transfer to the angled end. In other words (in the position pictured) it will move <--->(horizontally), but not vertically. Of course this applies ONLY if using a hammer drill. I don't know if that answer your question.
240109
There are 3 screws that are loosened by a regular screwdriver. On the back, by the screws, there is writing, showing you where to place the punches for 3 hole standard, 7 inch, 5 1/2 inch, 4 1/4 inch and 2 1/4 inch papers. Does this help?
1018450
I can't help you here. I have the 2nd version. I did have to punch some additional holes.
386235
To your question,no holes punched.The sleeve looks like at each top corner it has an area that looks like they wet perforated for hole punch out,but you will need a tool,since trying to punch them out with my hands or a pen didn't work.I used a hole punch and it worked fine, but I'm not sure they would align with your case. I use these for carrying current CD's from Car to Car,and the Case Logic Cases for the house permanent storage. Hope this helps.
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.
1819607
The bottom of the guide is V shaped so that it can be used to drill through a pipe or dowell. The V shape allows it to sit on the side of a pipe and will provide a guide to run a bit right through the middle. Since it sides are square, it is possible to hold it in a corner while drilling. I did not and had not thought of using it in this manner, however. This should work, although I have not tried to do it. It worked perfectly to do straight holes in 3/4" board on the ends.
816355
How did you use it on the bulbs on your basement staircase that are angled? I tried and failed to get it to work on sockets that are angled below my roofline. It seems to only work on straight-on fixtures. Hint to manufacturer or clever entrepreneur: make an articulated head/claw.
1051198
I don't have blinds to test it on, but I think it would work well. It's picking fine dust off of wood nicely, and works better for this than anything else I have tried. I think the shape could work well with blinds, and since you can control the angle I think you could get it into those small spaces.
1814908
I just used mine today to knock a roll pin out of a one inch shaft. I have never had any trouble knocking roll pins out with these. They are great punches.
1754023
Are you asking if it can turn horizontal as well as vertical? If so, it can. This socket comes with a specialized softbox. Check out our instructional video of this product by visiting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTN69-J83ac
176574
it will punch holes in coins so it should work but they are holes not circles that are punched. You will not be able to use the circle it punches out. I hope this helps
1301548
I just purchased Nocturnal brand. If you go to Barnett's website, and look at this arrow's diameter, then check the diameter of the knock, you'll be in business. I found the Nocturnal llited knock to be universal. I had to heat the knock to melt the glue so it would slide into the arrow. Be mindful of what type knock you xbow shoots...half moon , or gripper.
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.
1512554
Yes. You have to allow for the size of the bit. And if you don't have a punch bit you can make multiple passes but the punch bit works really well. Also insure that you use the same size drill bit to make a start hole on the inside of your outer edge.
188290
You need to punch holes. I got a good one from Amazon that works well. I don't think you could thread a cord through it but I just put a jump ring on it and it works great.
2084378
Should do that no problem it is very good quality punch. I used it to do eyelets in thick boots and worked great.