Hotusi Screw Hole Punch/Auto Leather Tool Book Drill 6 tips sizes 1.5-4mm for Sewing Leather Paper craft

Cool little hole punch. Works for leather, works paper, works for fabric (at least the kind I use). Has more options that I probably needed, but I was able to find just the right size hole for my project. Granted, I may have lost track of this item at this point (don't remember), but it worked great for the project that I bought it for (I'm sure I still have it around...somewhere).

I use this tool to punch holes in paper signatures for book binding and it works wonders! It definitely made my sewing process much more streamlined and easier to do.

Came in pretty fast and packaged nicely. My only complaint concerning that is that the customs form listed the item as underwear. So the mail carrier thought I was buying panties direct from China. The screw punch itself is pretty easy to use. I got it to make perfect, round cuts in linoleum for printmaking, and it works great. It doesn't feel like it's super sturdy, but I think it's okay for now until I can save for a more expensive, sturdier one.

This is a very sharp hole puncher and so easy to use! I have limited mobility in my hands due to arthritis and this tool is still easy to use and works just like I needed it to. Very pleased with this purchase.

I love this thing so much. The tip was a little hard to get out at first, but with the help of a few tools it came out just fine. I use this for Japanese book binding and it works great. It can cut through about 2 sheets of Canson watercolor paper at a time.

Terrible quality tool, totally unusable. The movement is stiff and awkward, and the bit quickly becomes stuck in the object you are trying to punch through. Then the bit comes out of the tool all together. Horrible! Too bad for me I didn't try it until 3 days after my return window. Now it's going in the garbage. Don't make my mistake, choose something else. Or just get a $10 bill and set it on fire.

Like another reviewer noted, the large screw at the base fell off right out of the package. The wood at the top where the metal piece sits is also very slightly split. The tip is extremely tight and I haven't been able to change the tip. However, I needed the tool for a project I was working on and it still worked.

Fabulous..... push it like a 'Yankee screwdriver' and it twists the cutting point. Looks like 2mm point is giving me 2 1/2 mm hole as 2 1/2 point gave me 3mm hole.....in paper.....not leather. That's fine with me. Cutting points are coated with oil. Olympus O.M. to Canon EOS adapters are not tight enough and I am making .005" thick shims and need a small hole for clearance for the locking pin in the camera.