Mnuizu Japanese Adjustable Leather Punch Tool with 6 Hole Punch Tip 1.5-4mm

I've had this punch for several years now and it's worked perfectly every time when punching holes on chipboard coverboards (varying thicknesses 1-4mm deep) . I usually stand up when using it to get the right angle and leverage. I love that it came with so many different sized bits. Easy to clean out, occasionally had to push some stuck bits out with an awl. Absolutely worth getting for $9! I would recommend putting some sort of protective barrier between your work surface and your project (other than your cutting mat). I just usually punch one time too many and get little circle cuts in my mat that get gunk stuck in the slices easy ) straight cuts are just easier to clean on a mat) :D otherwise totally perfect.

I am 80 years old and it’s sometimes difficult for me to even use a can opener but I took this wonderful hole puncher out of the box made a stack of about 10 pieces of paper, did without instructions what I guessed it would do from what I read on Amazon, and immediately successfully punched perfect holes, using only a simple plastic ruler to space the holes where I wanted to!!!!! I don’t think I’ve ever used anything straight out of the box that I’m formally totally unfamiliar with so easily! I think it might work with even more holes and I only tried the tip that came already inserted in the tool so will know more after I’ve had time to experiment with the other tips, etc. but these were absolutely perfect holes and after trying to do this unsuccessfully with a great big much more expensive popular hole puncher i was so SO happy!!!! Thank you Amazon and thank you to whoever invented this tool and whoever manufactures it for making my dream of making many handmade books during this last stage of my life to give my descendants and good friends some very meaningful very affordable gifts. These books and journals many of us make these days mean so much more to us and others than many people can imagine.

I used the screw punch to make a stencil in thin posterboard. Probably the easiest way to make holes in the center of large areas, and feels less fatiguing then plier-styled punches. Will cut through just about anything, it just may take more cycles the thicker and denser the material. It took about 15 strokes to get through the popsicle stick. They are a hard wood(Birch), and this is not the tool I would use that for, but it will cut heavy fabrics, and your cutting mat if your not careful. The operation of the tool is pretty straightforward, but it takes a little bit of practice keeping the blade nice and square to the surface, as well as how much of the stroke you would need as to not overpenetrate your cutting surface. The tool has a few downsides. On very thin paper with tightly clustered holes, you may end up tearing the paper between holes if you aren't careful. If you punch a lot of dense paper you may need to clear the tip occasionally, its designed to spill out the back, but sometimes gets too tight to self clear. You can also have the tip walk from where you set it, if you're not perfectly square, or the tip is over packed. While the tool had a small crack in the handle, it did not effect function nor do I expect it to shorten its life. The tool appereance it self is pretty cool, and build quality seems fairly robust (machined parts not stamped). The blades had some dull spots, luckily none were nicked and they still functioned fine. Overall, I couldn't make a comparable tool for anywhere near this low of a cost in materials, nor would any tool besides a cnc plotter save me time. It arrived and didn't require modifications to work, works on a pretty wide variety of materials, and put it to use right away, so 5 stars. Now I just need some 3 bladed stencil scissors...

Works great to mark patterns instead of trying to use a pin through a couple of layers. Need to be a little gentle with the regular tissue pieces as it may twist the tissue and rip it if push too hard

I find this item to be an excellent complement to my squeeze style hand hole punch. I use this in areas where the jaw depth limits my ability to punch holes in larger pieces of leather. This punch does not replace any of my other traditional punches. This really is a drill rather than punch. It is super accurate and does not leave indents on the back of the leather jike you get from a hand squeeze punch. I would not recommend this if you are looking to punch more than 5 or 6 holes here and there. It is not efficient for that and it'll probably wear out as it's not a heavy duty tool. Tip for using this on leather: poke the tip of your desired punch into some beeswax before each hole and it'll glide through even the thickest leather. Would buy this again

This is a great little tool to punch out pattern circles that you’d usually mark with tailors tacks. Punching out the pattern before marking my fabric allows me to mark with ease. Combined with the notching tool I purchased at the same time, it’s really made my cutting more accurate.

Item arrived semi broken in bag. The brass connector at the base was completely off. It doesnt even look like it was ever put on the tool. It doesn't effect the ability to punch holes. It looks like its just a decorative piece to make it look nicer. Still would have liked for it to be put together as it's supposed to be. That being said, it punches holes like it should.

Works just great 👍🏼

Pour le travail du cuir

Arrived on time and as described ! Thanks !!

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Works well.

place the tip vertically on the intended hole spot and just a normal press down. it will cause a sqeezing action due to some spring mechanism built in.. and a lovely Hole is born.. i wish they made stuff like this to punch little lines etc too, i need it to cut out words on leather just like branding