🎒 Feyachi Pouch for Convenient Punch Storage Review

I've used a variety of rolling pin punches over the years. They ranged from barely acceptable instruments to instruments that survived several generations. As a rule, you get a clear quality for the euro with such articles. These stamps seem to break with that tradition and offer a much higher quality than the price suggests. They have been precision machined and hardened enough to drive the roller pins without brittle or cracking on the first hard hit. It comes with the standard rolling pin…

I needed a good set of rotary hammers to remove and reinsert some rolled pins on a project. I say this, read some reviews and decided to give it a try. Pens with this set easily. The only thing I think would improve this set is to make one end of the detachable heads stiffer than it already is. The set includes 2 heads and 2 interchangeable heads. One head is noticeably softer and the other a bit harder than the first, but there isn't much of a difference between them. I would like a "hard" and

First of all let me say that Feyachi's customer service is second to none. I recommend each of their products as I know they stand behind their products as they say. As for the hammer drills, they are sturdy and work as they should and I expect them to last a lifetime with good care. They have an alignment tip that makes it easy to install roller pins. The included hammer and extra sockets are a plus and will be nice if you need to switch. This kit includes all of the stamps you will need to…

I really liked this rock drill set. It came with a decent hammer and a hole punch bag of standoffs so it could hang from my breadboard. The price was right and the size selection was just what I needed. But I ran into a problem with their 1/16 clock. While I understand that this is their smallest punch size and will therefore not be as powerful, the first time I knocked the pin out of my gun the punch started to flex. As soon as it failed I would stop and set it back to the "straight" position…

I've had this set for about a month and it was fine with me initially. It comes with a good bag and the hammer is decent. I've used the 1/8" size a couple of times with no problems. Today I used a 1/16 punch and it was too big for a 1/16 roll pin. It should be a little less than 1/16. (0, 0625"), but mine is only 0.070". I've measured other punches and most are oversized as well. Here's what I found. 1/16" (0.0625 decimal equivalent) = 0.070 measured 5/64" diameter (0.078125 decimal equivalent)