
bluemonster1
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super1c
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Looks almost the same at the one i got except mines silver. A new one i picked up for home has an adjustable spring for the amount of force! Thought that was cool. But the one for my sleds is just all out and never had a problem.
What you have here is what is called an "automatic center punch" and I have a couple different versions of this style of punch. No offense blue but the punch you have here is made on the other side of the "pond". I don't know/cant tell by your picture if you can adjust the tension on the spring to adjust the hardness of the strike when your punch punches...
Not to gloat.... The punches I have/use, are made by either the General tool co, or Starrett, and have owned punches that look exactly like one that I have owned from Snap On(think snap on has them made for them by general). I also have a smaller (in diameter) style punch that is about the size of a pencil and has the adjustable end on it like Super says, and this punch works well for alot of diffeerent things I do.. I have converted one of the little style to help me remove or plink out dents from the panels that we produce for the automotive industry.
Not to gloat.... The punches I have/use, are made by either the General tool co, or Starrett, and have owned punches that look exactly like one that I have owned from Snap On(think snap on has them made for them by general). I also have a smaller (in diameter) style punch that is about the size of a pencil and has the adjustable end on it like Super says, and this punch works well for alot of diffeerent things I do.. I have converted one of the little style to help me remove or plink out dents from the panels that we produce for the automotive industry.
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Devilin AblueDress!
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Looks identical to the one I just picked up at the local Lowes store. Worked like a CHAMP for me.
I use a cheap one from Harbor Freight and have'nt had any issues Just be sure it only strikes the end of the pin and not the cast

bluemonster1
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hey it only cost $4.99..maybe you can adjust the force bu turning out the top since it is threaded,gonna have to try.Hey I like to collect tools so now it is in my tool box..lol
Devilin AblueDress!
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bluemonster1 said:hey it only cost $4.99..maybe you can adjust the force bu turning out the top since it is threaded,gonna have to try.Hey I like to collect tools so now it is in my tool box..lol
I paid $12 for mine!

bluemonster1
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if I turn the top it will unscrew about 1/4" and takes a little pressure off..so there you go..thanks CHINA...