Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke
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Starrett 18A Automatic Centre Punch Tool With Adjustable Stroke

£10.95
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About this item
  • Rugged automatic punches with all-steel handles and parts
  • Internal mechanism automatically - strikes a blow when downward pressure is applied
  • Spring tension, which regulates the blow, is constant so marks made by the point are uniform in depth and size for each setting
  • The point can be easily removed for regrinding or replacement
  • Adjustable knurled cap regulates the force of the blow


Cheapest on Ebay is £13-14, so just a small saving here.


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  1. Granville38's avatar
    This looks awesome, i dont know why.
    justabout72's avatar
    Brilliant for popping windows.... so a friend tells me
  2. Libertas's avatar
    Mr Wick?
  3. horsey's avatar
    I don't find these that useful, with a manual punch you can adjust the hole sideways if the first attempt isn't perfect by angling the punch,
    with an automatic punch then you've only got a fixed impact force every time and it's not so easy to angle it and press down

    great for windows though
    lemo's avatar
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    Auto is much faster for marking sheet metal, and most importantly can be use one-handed. Manual punches give more control for punching before drilling. Different tools really.
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