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Posted by captain ken (Member # 742) on :
 
Anybody got a cheap corner nocher / hole punch for light gauge aluminium? I saw one that was cool called a maxi press 3 any body know where to get one?


I just don't know where to buy one

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Salem, MA

 


Posted by Pierre St.Marie (Member # 1462) on :
 
www.grimco.com

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Posted by Michael Boone (Member # 308) on :
 
Ken
Off the question a bit..
Harbor Freight has a slick handheld hole punch for around 30 bux.It has about 6 different dies.....big to small.....
I use mine all the time..will do up to .080 fairly easily....
It looks like an industrial strength leather punch.

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Posted by Mike Berry (Member # 848) on :
 
Ken, try a trophy supply place, the tool you posted is used mostly by trophy/plaque shops.

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Posted by Jerry Starpoli (Member # 1559) on :
 
Michael-
What you describe is called a Whitney Punch and is available in any real hardware store. Never saw one that notches corners, does yours?

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Pat Swerna
Old Time Carny Painter...on the road

 


Posted by Michael Boone (Member # 308) on :
 
Pat,
My punch only makes holes..thats why I said"off the question a bit"
The neat thing about Harbor's punch was the price tag.While it may be a "Nikkie Futso" import it seems to be holding up well..
A corner tool would be handy,specially for multiples jobs.
For one of a kind jobs,I use an old stationary stand mounted belt sander with 16 grit teeth.Pretty quick,but noisy and messy

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Posted by jimmy chatham (Member # 525) on :
 
Accu Cutter co.
pennsylvania-717-241-2330
florida 561-848-8888
this is similar to the one
you have posted.
hope this helps

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Jimmy Chatham
Chatham Signs
164 Poplar Rd.
Commerce, Ga 30529
706-335-2348
Fax 706-335-3378
icq#11718273
 




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