🔢 36 Pc Vector Number & Capital Letter Punch Set (6mm 1/4"): 09098 Review

I needed to stamp the VIN on a trailer I built. Did a great job! They are covered in oil so be careful with them (they are slippery and can get dirty the first time). I found it easy to clamp some straight pieces of wood into the surface to build a guide to line up the stamps properly. It's important to keep the shot perpendicular to the surface to get a straight shot without risking going off course. A simple tap with a 16-ounce hammer will do the trick.

Pretty mundane stamp set, even at this price point. Some of the stamps were out of order, resulting in more stamps on one side of the letter than the other. All the heads were bulging, which does not allow folding them into a single word or a series of numbers. Do not recommend everything you want to see like seal of quality has been used. After a long time working on the grinder I manage to align the sides where they were convex, of course I can't return them in this form. I would send them…

Bought for woodworking. And to be honest, they would work great if there wasn't one fatal flaw. Many letters/numbers are not straight. In my set, the DMUs 4 and 9/6 were mounted at an angle. This means if you line up the stamp and hit it with a hammer, the letter/number will be printed upside down. At first I thought it was just a lousy technique until after printing the same thing onto several pieces of wood I found that it was ALWAYS the same letters coming off. So I looked closely and…