Inwell Leather Hole Punch, Belt Hole Puncher for Leather, Heavy Duty Leather Punch Tool with 6 Solid Holes, for Belts, Fabric, Crafts, Card, Watch Bands, Pet Collars, etc

This is a nice hole punch tool. I tested it on cardboard and leather and it left clean holes in both cases. The only thing Id ding it for is that it came with no instructions so it was a bit trial and error to figure out

Its made from high-quality materials and is incredibly easy to use. It punches clean holes with no jagged edges - something that’s especially important for leather projects. It also comes with different sized hole punchers so you can customize your projects to your exact needs.

Nice tool. Love the variety of sizes it has. I have one already but has been misplaced and needed another one. I have an Apple Watch and I want my son to wear it so I figured to go ahead and just hole punch into a band to endure a good fit. Plus I to make sure he doesn’t lose it. Great for wide variety of things.

Its not like I was looking for a leather punching tool. I already my fathers vintage leather punching tool like was sold in leather craft magazines and hadnt thought about upgrading until I saw this tool. First, I notice the angled cutters on each of the punches. Then I notice the ram effect for compound leverage. There is a throat depth adjustment of up to 20mm and a spring-loaded return-to-open handle. The largest hole size it will punch is 4.5mm. I dug out my old leather belt that is 3-4mm thick and punched a few holes. The prong of the buckle is too large to fit in that 4.5mm hole, so I punched another hole next to it to elongate the size of the hole and those 2 holes together allowed the prong to slide through the belt strap. Other belts had prongs small enough to easily fit a 4.5mm hole. The smallest hole size is 2.0mm, which I would explore for stitching holes. An adjustable anvil at the bottom of the stroke is rotated to accommodate each hole / punch size. It is adjusted with the hex key which is stored in the handle.

This leather punch is beautifully designed and heavy-duty, but comes with ZERO INSTRUCTIONS. If you arent a cobbler or other leather-working professional, it is NOT INTUITIVE. The punch arrived without a single piece of paper inside, NOTHING to explain how the different parts work. Yes, the Amazon sales page has diagrams , but again, unless you are familiar with this kind of tool, the diagrams are incredibly vague. I would like to be more positive, because the craftsmanship is gorgeous, but until I can actually USE it, this is the best I can do.

I needed to add some holes to a belt, so I purchased this item. Was I amazed at the features of this punch! There is a rotary head which allow easy access to each of the punches. In addition, there is an adjustable stop which allows you to measure once and punch the same a series of holes in the same position without making a measurement at each step. The punch handle is very comfortable to use and allows you to use the punch with less fatigue. Also, I discovered that the punch is recommended for use with different material other than just leather belts, so I am sure that I will find more uses for the tool. I highly recommend this product!

I wind up having to punch holes in many things and many different materials. This device works like a champ! Its easy on my hands. Works on many materials for me: paper, leather, cloth, cardboard. Ive switched out my older punch for this one.

I am very pleased with all of the quality features of this hand operated hole punch. Many of the hole punches I have used in the past have been sharpened hollow tubes that cut through the material forcing the “hole” up through the tube while pressing the sharpened edge against a flat surface (usually of solid metal). This often results in a slightly frayed edge on the hole where part of the sharpened edge didn’t quite touch the surface. And this only gets worse with more use because the blade gets dulled by being pressed against the supporting surface. This hole punch operates differently: the beveled punch head cuts through the material at a dual angle (which helps maintain a straight edged cut) and then pushes the “hole” down through a matching hole in the supporting surface in a scissoring action and forcing the waste “hole” freely out of the tool. Each of the “punch” sizes has a matching “hole” that avoids any metal to metal contact - the punch slides freely through the matching hole - thus preventing any dulling of the punch caused by the working of the tool itself. There is, also, an adjustable throat depth guide to keep a series of holes spaced exactly the same distance away from the guide edge. This is an exceptionally well designed tool.

I’m super impressed by this leather punch! I have wimpy hands and thought I would struggle to use it. I grabbed the the thickest belt I could find to see how hard it would be to make an hole in it and was completely surprised to find it punched out the hole perfectly without any issues! There’s an adjustable guide to make sure your holes stay in alignment. It doesn’t come with instructions, but it’s pretty simple to use. It’s heavy duty and made of some type of metal/steel, so I don’t see it breaking anytime soon. I totally recommend!

This is a great tool for the price, very versatile. You can easily change the punch size with the spin wheel and by modifying the punch hole cut through. Note, this came with no instructions so you need to know what you are doing, however it is not difficult to use. There are 4 main components on the tool. The size selector punch which spins around, you have to open the handle to allow it to spin. Once you select you simply tighten the nut on the left side to keep it from slipping out. Then you need to change the hole punch plate to be the same diameter as the punch you selected. There is an allen wrench on the handle to loosen the screw to turn the plate. Then simply get a belt, find an existing hole, check the punch size, then adjust the limiter arm which slides forward by loosening the screw. This allows you to punch the belt at the same distance from the edge. Spacing of the holes you are on your own to measure. Recommend this tool for anyone punching leather.