General Revolving Hole Punch Review And How To Use

In this video I review the General Rotating Hole Punch No. 72. I test it to punch a hole in a belt, plastic, a rubber floor mat, and cardboard. It has 6 different sizes to choose from. It has I show how to use it and test how well it works. This could be used to create a hole in a belt to have it fit better, or for hobbies,arts and crafts, etc. A handy tool to have around when you need it, especially for creating an additional hole in a belt to make it fit better. Watch this video to see how well it works and how to use it. Thanks for watching!
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[@mayrayscrubbiegalz]

Thank you for being detailed I had seen a couple of the others and they didn't show me what I wanted I couldn't figure out how to make it rotate I found out it's just hard to move I didn't want to break it so now I know I couldn't remember I haven't used it for so long so thank you for being detailed

[@AllenFrazer]

Good video. Excellent illustration.

[@di0__0ib]

thanks for this explanation!

[@PropagandaBuster]

Thank you. The video was very helpful.

[@mayrayscrubbiegalz]

I have been playing around with mine a little bit after you showed me how to rotate the sizes and I have a hard time squeezing it to get it to make the hole so what I did was I took a very small Hammer one from a jeweler hammer has a soft side and a rubber side something like I hit it lightly on the handle it don't take much and it made the hole you just need a little more pressure

[@Dho594]

Thank you for Showing

[@LloydStewart333]

Safety glasses? Really? But it did help me figure out how to use the blasted thing. Hope you have the grip of Goliath!

[@jennyunderwood9663]

Can this safely be used on cardstock paper? Just to punch holes in tags.

[@bayareaknitter]

I actually just bought this today hoping I could punch holes in some soda cans. But it doesn’t seem to work for that type of material. Have you tried it? I cut the can open to lay it flat and then tried to punch through the flat aluminum. It just makes a dent in the metal. Any idea what I could use to make clean holes through aluminum cans?

[@kellercrucita550]

He tratado de usarlo pero no es posible porque se necesita hacer mucha fuerza con las manos 😮

[@bluepuppystudios3617]

This helped thank you