🔧 Efficient Hand-Held Slot Punch Badge Hole Punch Plier Tool for PVC ID Card (Punch) Review

This was exactly what I was looking for to fix the segments on my broken blinds. After the original slot broke on one side, I just flipped it over and punched it into a new slot. Use this tool and you're done! It's just a pity that this tool doesn't have a depth adjustment option for its punch. Also, it feels a little flimsy and definitely won't fit anything thicker than a regular ID card or vertical blinds.

After several costly years of having the badge in a plastic holder I have used the Badgetec badge system without a holder. Then they disappeared. This hole punch allowed me to reuse cardboard badges to use directly with bulldog clip straps without resorting to an expensive plastic holder! The time spent punching the holes is equal to the time it would take to insert the badge into the holder. It will be a valuable event tool for years to come.

This tool cuts ACME Punch animation paper just the right size! (You'll also need a round punch with a hole for the center punch.) The easiest way is to make a template out of heavy cardboard so you can trace the holes and slots on the paper you want to punch. Smarter people can come up with some sort of shiny frame, but I'm not good at that. Make sure you hold this and the round hole punch with the bits up so you can see exactly where your marks are. I paid just over $11 for it which is a HUGE…

I was looking for a hole punch that can pierce vertical blinds and this was one of them in a review that means it was one of those hole punches, when i got it it was very hard to squeeze and make a hole in the pvc, not only was it longer and a bit not as wide as i was hoping. So I went to order a second one hoping it would be a little less hitting it but no I had the same type of incident. I lost track of time, forgot to return the first one, and then the second one got lost somewhere I'm not…