🔧 Stanley 16 299 Piece Punch Chisel Set for Precise and Efficient Metalworking Review

Work the material long enough and you will soon find yourself using many of these stamping and chisel tools. Pin removal, center punches and of course a good old chisel. The basic tools are old school, but they are good steel and well marked. The price is attractive too, the cheaper kits are junk for sure as I bought my fair share of junk tools so I know how to avoid them in the future. Buy something of high quality and you won't regret it, and you'll have to buy a better replacement later…

Good quality. I think for my purposes as a homeowner/tinkerer they would be perfect and deserve a 5. However when I received them the coating that was applied to them from the outside (not paint but a clear coat) did not fully cure. I took them out of the packaging and found that they were "sticky" and unusable at the time. I let them install for a while and it got better, but it was still pretty annoying. Edit: Today I used the biggest puncher to knock out the rivets holding the ball joints to

This tool set is considered 'good' and is attractively priced for this quality. The temperament seems to be successful in all voices. The plastic case leaves a lot to be desired, but is usable. The only problem was that during shipping the dies had shifted inside the case and folded in half making it impossible to open the case without cutting the strap. With great difficulty I managed to put the punches back in place. This allowed the pin that holds the strap securely closed (on the non-hinged