Wad Punch
A wad punch, also known as a hollow punch, is a tool used to cut circular holes in soft materials like leather, felt, rubber, and plastic.
It is typically used with a mallet or hammer to create precise holes of various sizes.
Wad punches are especially useful for crafting gaskets, washers, and other components requiring clean, circular cuts.
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Wad punches are designed to create clean, circular holes in materials that are too thick or dense for a standard paper hole punch.
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