🔍 Eurotool EuroPunch Round Pliers 25mm+: Optimize Your Searchability! Review

Euro Tool Metal Punch, 1.25mm -- PLR-133.60 This tool is not designed for thin silicone rubber, so I bought it. The cutting pin pushes the rubber through the receiving hole, but when the clamps are released the silicone simply springs back. The problem is that this hole is too big leaving room for the silicone so it doesn't cut anything. I save it for possible other uses, but it's empty to me.

The hole punch didn't work at first, the metal cracked on the first use. So I went out as a substitute and that failed too. Then I had another spare from a different brand of crimping machine that worked fine. I was able to eat about 50 pieces and it just broke and a piece flew around the room and almost hit my daughter! I will never buy this again. Very disappointed with the performance of this tweak. I wanted to try this brand as the grip seemed more comfortable than another brand I've had…

I'm spoiled with Revain's fast shipping and easy returns, so I don't always create a policy for every listing like I should. This item cannot be returned or exchanged, so if like me you receive a defect, there is no protection. The stamp arrived quickly and included an extra stamp tip. It seems comfortable enough to grip. The tip on mine was flattened, so I was grateful for the extra included. First I tried punching through soft 28 gauge copper. There was a small imprint, but nothing more…

Not bad for the price. I went through one of the kicks of the day (bent 90 degrees) luckily they packed an extra one. The second doesn't work as well as the first (punches a hole but doesn't separate the metal) but does the job. 18 gauge copper), but it's not as good as I expected. If you are looking for an inexpensive multi-hole punching tool, this is a good choice. If you want a metal punch that can be kept in a tool box for years, I would suggest buying something more expensive that will…

Recently started metal stamping. At first I limited myself to blanks in which holes had already been punched. But it's outdated - there are so many shapes that don't have holes yet. In addition, the location of the holes was fairly standard - one on top or two on the sides. What if I want to make a three hole Y connector? So I started looking for ways to bypass this limitation and came across this one. You create a fairly small hole. The hole is big enough for various jump rings, but not so big