Members bsshog40 Posted June 17 Members Report Posted June 17 What I'm really wanting is one good oval punch that I can use on all pancake sheaths and holsters for the belt holes. Can anyone recommend an all around good size and a quality punch? Thanks! Quote
Members RWentz Posted June 27 Members Report Posted June 27 1 3/4" is a good size as for the punch try master tool, or c.s. osborn brands. I bought my osborn punch through weaver supply. Quote
Members bsshog40 Posted June 27 Author Members Report Posted June 27 29 minutes ago, RWentz said: 1 3/4" is a good size as for the punch try master tool, or c.s. osborn brands. I bought my osborn punch through weaver supply. That's the size I like mine at also. The quality ones are a little rich for my wallet right now. Lol I'll have to save up for one. Quote
wizard of tragacanth Posted 20 hours ago Report Posted 20 hours ago (edited) Did you find a punch? If not, here is my recommendation. Most belts are 1 3/4" wide, so add a little and make your punch 1 13/16". Most belts will fit 1/4" slot but give it an extra 1/16", so 5/16" wide is good. So, final answer is, minimum... 1 13/16" by 5/16". BTW, I use a 4lb. hammer for this punch. You are in Texas, so I would recommend Texas Custom Dies... good people. http://www.usacuttingdie.com This is the style that I have. If you have a clicker, that's different. Edited 20 hours ago by wizard of tragacanth Quote Nick
Members bsshog40 Posted 2 hours ago Author Members Report Posted 2 hours ago 17 hours ago, wizard of tragacanth said: Did you find a punch? If not, here is my recommendation. Most belts are 1 3/4" wide, so add a little and make your punch 1 13/16". Most belts will fit 1/4" slot but give it an extra 1/16", so 5/16" wide is good. So, final answer is, minimum... 1 13/16" by 5/16". BTW, I use a 4lb. hammer for this punch. You are in Texas, so I would recommend Texas Custom Dies... good people. http://www.usacuttingdie.com This is the style that I have. If you have a clicker, that's different. Ya, I just bought one of those iron sets off amazon for now. I found one size in there I like. They're pretty sharp. Can't complain about them right now. I'm sure if I get to using it more, I'll have to start sharpening. Quote
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