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Hole Punch On Leather Strap. The tool has multiple sizes, the smallest being 2mm which seems to be the most common hole size for straps. Clamp it on top of your strap. These sharp steel tubes come in several sizes, but typically you’d want to use the 3/16” size to make holes on a belt for a standard belt buckle. It be easy to draw by hand (ruler, etc.) to mark an exact centerline and hole distances. A variation is if you have access to a digital drawing program on a computer, one can add precise locations, making it very. You're right but $15 for a hole is a bit hard to swallow. I used it on a strap i. While i can't recommend specific brands, if you're looking for something to punch holes in leather or rubber i can advise looking at the circular punches. Punch through your templet into your strap. Center the punch over the marking, give it a few solid whacks with a mallet, and you should be left with a perfectly round hole. I was thinking a stud the size of your middle hole through a piece of scrap wood or plastic then screw a sharp screw through it to act as a.

A variation is if you have access to a digital drawing program on a computer, one can add precise locations, making it very. Clamp it on top of your strap. Center the punch over the marking, give it a few solid whacks with a mallet, and you should be left with a perfectly round hole. I used it on a strap i. Punch through your templet into your strap. The tool has multiple sizes, the smallest being 2mm which seems to be the most common hole size for straps. It be easy to draw by hand (ruler, etc.) to mark an exact centerline and hole distances. While i can't recommend specific brands, if you're looking for something to punch holes in leather or rubber i can advise looking at the circular punches. You're right but $15 for a hole is a bit hard to swallow. These sharp steel tubes come in several sizes, but typically you’d want to use the 3/16” size to make holes on a belt for a standard belt buckle.

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Hole Punch On Leather Strap I was thinking a stud the size of your middle hole through a piece of scrap wood or plastic then screw a sharp screw through it to act as a. Punch through your templet into your strap. Clamp it on top of your strap. I was thinking a stud the size of your middle hole through a piece of scrap wood or plastic then screw a sharp screw through it to act as a. You're right but $15 for a hole is a bit hard to swallow. While i can't recommend specific brands, if you're looking for something to punch holes in leather or rubber i can advise looking at the circular punches. Center the punch over the marking, give it a few solid whacks with a mallet, and you should be left with a perfectly round hole. It be easy to draw by hand (ruler, etc.) to mark an exact centerline and hole distances. These sharp steel tubes come in several sizes, but typically you’d want to use the 3/16” size to make holes on a belt for a standard belt buckle. A variation is if you have access to a digital drawing program on a computer, one can add precise locations, making it very. I used it on a strap i. The tool has multiple sizes, the smallest being 2mm which seems to be the most common hole size for straps.