🔧 Silver Adorox Leather Puncher with Revolving Feature Review

I've used it 3 or 4 times and it worked fine. You'll have to punch it on both sides to get a clean hole and use a piece of wire as a hanger to slide the broken piece of leather out of the punch, but that's all to be expected. Well made and looks like it will last a long time.

The tool works well, I'm not giving 5 stars because the brass cap is sharp and marks the strap. You can use a piece of a wider holder and it goes away, the rotating heads are too hard too. Apart from these two points, the tool cuts cleanly, see picture of the black belt.

This is great, I was blown away when I opened it up and saw how strong and powerful it was for the price! I bought it for making earrings, the smallest size is PERFECT size for making the top hole in leather earrings. However, my husband had a belt that he couldn't get rid of, but it was a bit large and he easily punched a hole in it with this leather punch.

When I first used it the stamp was not properly aligned with the plate the skin was pressed against. This makes it impossible to get a clean hole punch since only half of the hole is actually resting on something solid. The other half just bends and ruins the skin. Unfortunately I waited several months after purchase to use it for the first time and was unable to return it to Amazon.

Great product but a bit tricky to set up and compact but I can think of a few tricks to make it work better. It's hard work and old school, so I appreciate it. However, if the product is to be shipped same day or same day, it should be delivered according to that expectation. I received my goods 3 days after ordering. Set the delivery time a bit more specific, for example 3-5 business days, so that customers are not disappointed when it is needed immediately.

The price was good and its durability is excellent but not easy to use I couldn't figure out how to use it. I would have thought it was meant to punch holes in leather belts but that wasn't possible as it had a rubber punch to make holes making it almost impossible to punch a hole in the canvas I was using it for. The price was good and the durability seemed like a good heavy tool but because it punched too many holes I could never figure out how to punch a hole in fabric. So I can't say if it…

I had a leather belt that I needed to put holes in and was originally going to take it to a professional to have holes made, but I found this hole punch. Didn't know how affordable a hole punch was and now I can punch through as many belts as I need! The punch has 6 different size settings and you change the setting by turning the wheel away from you (while holding the punch). Then all you have to do is press (firmly) on the tool to punch the hole. I had to press really hard to punch a hole and