INNETOC Adjustable Japanese Screw Hole Punch, Leather Hole Punch Tool, Paper Hole Punch, Craft Puncher, 6 Tip Sizes Fabric Punch Set

This was recommended by an acquaintance. Was a little skeptical at first but works better than expected. Easy to use and multiple hole sizes. Will punch through several layers of vinyl, foam, stabilizer at a time. Great quality.

Very easy to use. I use it to punch holes for rivets on bags.

Does not home punch very well

You get what you pay for with this. I don’t leave reviews often, but was not happy with this product. The metal ring around the handle falls off. It doesn’t seem to be glued of fastened by anything other than friction. The punch tips don’t fit easily and don’t screw down. They also get tightly clogged after a couple punches. I’d return it but it’s not worth the effort.

Very easy to use tool and good value for the price paid.

I absolutely love this tool! You can punch the right sized hole where you need it and actually see where its going! Its perfect for my projects and punches through leather and vinyl like its moving through butter!

Not the best quality of product, but it ended up working and punching holes. It can successfully punch 3 pieces of paper at once (max).

This is truly a cheap product. I have another Japanese punch that I like a lot, amd Ive used it for years. (I got it at Blick.) This one simply does not cut when pushed down, and the metal ferrule that goes around the wood handle slipped off the first time I used it. As far as I can tell, it was never truly attched to the handle. Truly substandard. And why does Amazon want me to rate its sheerness? This is a question on almost all the review forms, and it makes no sense.

I was a little skeptical at first, but it will work its way through several layers of vinyl and fabric. When it arrived, it didnt work very well because it was stiff and a bit sticky. A light shot of WD40 fixed that and it works like a charm!

This product doesnt really work well at all. The punch will only go half way down at most. Its like it is caught on something or the spring is too tight. Im not exactly sure what the issue is, but it will not work on even very thin chipboard without having to push on it 3-4 times.