Automatic Punches - Reviews, Consumer Ratings & Comparisons
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- Monday, December 19, 2011 |
| Works Well |
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zach (Houston, TX) |
| Not sure why the other reviewers are having so much trouble with these but they seem to work well for me. |
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- Friday, April 16, 2010 |
| Automatic punches |
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formshifter (Aurora, Colorado) |
| I agree with Jules. Meant for light usage only. |
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- Thursday, April 15, 2010 |
| Broke down quickly |
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Jules75 (Redlands, CA) |
The punches are handsome. After very little use, however, the collar of the Standard punch began to break down. The housing is aluminum and did not stand up to the push and punch action. Very nice to look at but I would not recommend them for regular use.
Response By: Garrett Wade Tech Department
The Automatic punches are made of solid brass casings, a hardened steel tip, two internal steel springs and rams, and an aluminum screw-on end cap (the black part). These Punches should not be struck with a mallet or any other object. They operate by the action of two strong springs which release as the Punch is pressed down by hand. The rounded black end cap should be pressed in palm. We’ve sold the Punches quite successfully for years and we use them constantly around the shop. We've never experienced them "breaking down". |
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