🔧 Efficient Handheld Grommet Punching Machine by BIZOEPRO Review

Goes very well with eyelets, I've punched denim and tent material together and it didn't even flinch. Requires a steady hand

Received this product from me 100% great product! comes with tons of grommets and is easy to use. There is a magnet on the applicator that keeps the ears in place. I did my best without trying and the islands turned out great! They worked great on vinyl and cotton. Haven't tried it on skin yet but I'm sure it will be a great product!

Had to fix a 600ft banner that was hanging on a fence around a construction site. The original plan was to remove it in parts to add grommets at the top. This tool tired my hands but got the job done without the added hassle of removing/repositioning. worth your money. And now I can crush golf balls with my bare hands. (not quite, but you get me)

The matrix fits, the tool presses sufficiently on the eyelets. After about four good hits, the jaws are no longer closed enough to lock securely. I improvised with large water pump pliers and squeezed the lashing sponge to awkwardly but effectively crush the bushing. If you don't, the tool is useless. The built-in customization doesn't solve this. I am sorry. The price is ok, since you get plenty of sockets.

Works as advertised. Even with an eyelet, it only works if you refuse to read the instructions, as I, like all real men, have refused. It also works if you decide (like me) to drive the sleeve on both sides. But it works best if you follow the instructions and drive the bushing into the washer. It's also easier on the forearms. I'm just saying. Included is a picture of the four knife rolls that now adorn my sharpener. Immerse yourself in pure masculinity!

This product was easy to use but you need to practice first and limit the layers of fabric or make the fabric flimsy or the grommets will not have enough slack to fold and seal well . I ran into this problem and some of the pads came out during the wash. Although they were easy to replicate. However, the overall process requires some effort, you have to strain it until you feel it give way. I made some curtains out of sheets and the process went well.

I bought this to add grommets to the folded, hemmed edge of the poly fabric patio shade. The punch is designed in such a way that the eyelets make the actual cut when they are pressed against each other. It works very well on lighter materials, but it doesn't break through the two-ply edge of the shading fabric, making it unusable for my project. It seems very strong and holds up well, but I couldn't pre-stab it because the tool itself isn't sharp enough to cut anything.

Purchased to add curtains to our gazebo. The disinfection doesn't penetrate very well and the grommets don't fully connect with each other and some of them fall out when you try to use them. There are settings in the tool, but they are mostly for looks. I pushed the car so hard the metal bushings crunched but still wasn't fully engaged. The machine doesn't match the grommets straight, so you won't get a good seal. I wouldn't spend money on that. If you can attach grommets the old-fashioned way…

I made a tarp for my 3ft sidewall dump truck using this BIZOEPRO hand shim tool. I took heavy commercial vinyl from a 12' x 24' billboard and cut it to size. I doubled this heavy vinyl and placed grommets around this pendant, six feet wide and fourteen feet long. With duplication, this vinyl is heavy and ticking. The tool worked great and allowed me to protect my trailer from inclement weather and cargo loss while cruising at 70mph on the freeway. You will find that it is a pleasure to use and…

Exactly what I was hoping for. When you live in Texas, the sun is hot. Our little paradise is great except for two months. We needed shade! So I wanted to include something that would let the scorching sun roar softly. I felt it wasn't worth the extra money to have the factory do the eyelet shading, so a do-it-yourselfer came to the rescue. I've looked everywhere for a pad tool, nothing told me it would cost less than $75, and I really wasn't expecting to carry a whole bunch. However when I…