5 Sizes Leather Hole Punch, Hollow Punch Cutter Tool Set with Storage Case, Leather Craft Tools Kit for Handmade DIY Craft Hole Punch

I only tried one so far but it cut beautifully

If your looking to do light stamping/ cutting work 1-6ish ounces then I recommend these. The majority of them seemed fairly sharp enough to be able to cut leather w/ a few light strikes. Easy to tell the cutting side from the striking side by looking at the side of the shape. Although not the sharpest for 1 strike on fabric. The circles seemed to be the most dull out of all of them. As you can see in the pictures you get a large variety and all in different sizes. And for 52 individual shapes I didn't get a single repeat in size, they all differed by Width or Length. The case is plenty big enough for them if you stack them all inside of each other with a bit of left over room for a few extra future pieces. I do think if your looking to cut thick leather on a regular basis like 7ish ounces, look for something of better quality. The shapes are not 100% perfect and the welds that hold the pieces together can be a hit or miss. As well as the sharpness, u will end up beating these quite a bit. Overall for the price they are a good little set for small work. You are getting them at under $0.50 a piece.

Useful tools

I needed to punch a particular size of circular photo and these did the job perfectly.

Great quality

Esta bien

This product is really easy to use, and an alternative to a leather punch which usually has smaller tips. This one is perfect for larger circles. It can be used on leather and also EVA foam - just mark the place you want to cut, tap it gently with a hammer, check the bottom to see if it cut all the way, and if not just a few more gentle taps and you’re done!

I would not purchase this set again. I haven't used all the sizes yet, but of the 4 or 5 I have used, only 1 size has actually cut through the leather I am working with. The punch will create an indent or a very partial cut in the material, and then I have to go back and cut it with a blade. I know it's not the material I am using because other punches that I have *do* fully punch through the same material.