is this hole puncher good to make small hole on leather watch strap?
1360819
It will do that but with a lot of leather residues in the hole, it is not accurate.
1360820
It depends on the watch strap - how thin the leather is. For a wide cuff strap, or a mans watch strap, the smallest punch should do well. It might be too large for a narrow strap or thin, soft leather.
1360821
Yes. It works. It also worked with my belt. The thing is that if the strap, the belt or whatever object made of leather or any other synthetic material is not that thin, you have ro be careful to remove it from the puncher.
2149542
This tool is not delicate to use on jewlery . you need a rotory electic pencil type engraver .
2108453
I would need to know more about what you are talking about to possible help you. But if you have a watch like I have I had to find a very small screw which was holding a very tiny piece of metal resting on the battery. I needed jewelry tools.
2003952
I have not tried it, however, on our aluminum signs, the hole is perfectly punched and very smooth. Good Luck!
997703
I have the 1/4 in and it does punch through but not well. It's most likely because the hole is too small.
1997233
I have used it for a stone for my wife's bracelet and a pearl for a pendant. The big issue is in the drill bits the press is strong enough. You must let it do its job slowly, and get out the drill once in a while to blow dust off. Don't try to force it through. For a drill bit I would pic diamond ones. You will be "sanding" your way in so it would take some time but it's the safest method from my experience, both for the machine and the beads. Use a good bench press, don't expect to be able to hold the bead with your hands while drilling.
36970
Hi, I bought this to use as a leather strop for sharpening knives; I glued it to a piece of wood w/ contact cement, and it works great for that purpose. I did a little leather work many years ago, and it seems like this leather could be sewn with leatherwork needles - it's not that thick, but the thickness does vary throughout the piece I have. One side is finished & the other side is unfinished.
1558925
I'm not totally sure what you mean by punched. If you mean like a small hole punch for threading something through then the answer is no.
211513
Yes, this will work better than a hole saw. Just punch a center point first to avoid the "walking" effect when drilling.
31600
The holes are round but I would advise not ordering this punch. I have found that I cannot press hard enough to punch through a leather belt without first starting the hole with a drill or something and just using the punch to clean up the hole.
1023154
This tool is adjustable and works with many brands of wrist watches that I own. It comes with different pieces that matches several watches. I would try it. Still cheaper than paying $$ to watch repairers to change your bartery. Hopefully this helps.
853007
I am not familiar with that brand of strap, I have an Ernie Ball and a Levy. Both have fairly thick ends, enough that I consider them to be quite sturdy. After putting the shank of the lock through the eyelet on the strap end, trimming off what interferes with the threads, putting the washer and nut in place and snugging it down there are only two threads protruding past the nut. Perhaps the rubber will compress bit more than the leather, but it will be close.
2038491
I've used it to open a men's sports watch. I hope that is sufficient information.
942591
Yes, I'm sure it does. it works great for punching holes in belts and other things.
1859810
Yes. I use it for jewelry and it works well for the little word inside the band of a ring.
223336
Yes! I have a small wrist (watch bands are typically on the last or next-to-last hole) and it works fine for me, unlike the original band.
1445835
i dont own this tool but i have a lot of knowledge on polishing... and for sure i can tell you that any random orbit sander is also a polisher. you just need to get the correct accessorie for polishing. Must probably you will find an attachment for the tool and if you cant find it.. any way you can get polishing pads to attach to the velcro. In the past i owned a porter cable without the holes and i used for sanding with no problem.