SE 7924LP Heavy-Duty Leather Hole Punch Tool, 2.0-4.5 mm by SE

Primer punto a favor es que la fecha estimada de entrega era en 6 días y llegó el mismo día que la pedí. Relación calidad precio sin duda excelente, por el mismo precio vi otras que nada que ver en cuanto a calidad.

Was perfect, punched through my belt perfectly. All u need to do is see which of the holes match ur already present belt holes, unscrew the part near the turning gear, and turn the gear to set to your desired punching size. After you have that done, screw the part back on, and ur good to go punch ur belt to ur heart's content! Easy to use, heavy duty, good quality, I definitely recommend this!

Works well on some belts, but on some others(my leather one) it had a little bit of difficulty requiring multiple passes. I feel like the pieces need to be a little sharper.

Cumple bien su función

WHAT YOU GET Note that the photos show two different items. 1) The first is apparently made of thin metal, either unpainted or painted a light color. It does NOT have plastic insert which identifies the size of each punch NOR a lock lever. 2) The second is made of heavier metal, painted dark brown. It features a plastic insert which identifies the size of each punch and a lock lever. I received #2 PROS Works great, will even cut perfect holes in thin paper. CONS > The die wheel is very stiff, but that can be fixed with a little grease. >> Note that the wheel only turns in one direction. > The locking lever on mine was extraordinary flimsy. > There was a ding on one of the dies, which prevented it from punching a perfectly round hole, but I was able to easily straight it out with the round shank of a slightly smaller screw-driver. SUGGESTIONS > The dies are essentially "round" knife edges, but of less-than knife-grade metal. It is very easy to damage the cutting surfaces. Keep the punch in its original packaging to protect the dies. If you discard the packaging, then find some other way to protect the dies. > A very thin layer of silicon grease applied (perhaps with a Q-tip)to the dies will probably help punch through leather, but will not stain the leather. > You can also use silicon grease to lubricate the die wheel. > Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.