Starrett Automatic Center Punch with Hardened Steel Metal - 100mm Length, 11mm Punch Diameter Tapered Point - 18AA
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Anita and Gerry
> 24 hourWas too weak to produce a dimple in the metal sheet I wanted to drill.
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Freestonebound
> 24 hourIt is smaller than I expected. It works well but I wish I would have gotten the 18c. It would have been a little bit bigger and punched a little bit harder. All in all a very high-quality product!
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Pollysoup
> 24 hourPay attention to the recent reviews regarding failure to reset after triggering, which it mostly doesn’t do. Unfortunately I waited too long before I realized how bad it was. Test immediately, if you bother at all. Apparently, Starrett isn’t the company it used to be. I have vintage tools that are 50 years old and work perfectly, but now there’s a 30-day return limit? Ridiculous! Also, this model is TINY! I didn’t realize a micro-version was an option. Fool me once…
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Mike H.
> 24 hourHigh quality. You get what you pay for.
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MDCarmel
> 24 hourHigh quality center punch, USA made, type of tool that will last generations
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LouieDad
> 24 hourWorks well but is a bit finicky to get reset for next punch. Appears well made and easy to disassemble / replace the tip.
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AM
> 24 hourStarrett is known for making quality tools and this one is no exception. I have already used it for several projects and it has performed well and is still in great condition. Worth the money in my opinion. Would both recommend and purchase again if needed.
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Mitch cooper
> 24 hourIt arrived early and workswell. The adjustable punch is great depending on the material youre trying to mark and the size if impression.
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The Stinkenpooch
> 24 hourAs presented! This punch actually allows one to vary the indentation force via the adjustment knob - unlike a previous purchase!
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Dave W
> 24 hourI bought these vs the knock off brands... I heard too many frustrations that the knock offs dont last and they miss punches after a little bit of use. Not sure how to rank that, but this device works as described for the first few months. Still, they are pricey as heck - buy once cry once... Cheap tools are expensive, I tell myself lol...
