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(More customer reviews)My video demonstrates the Crop-A-Dile in action, and also demonstrates the traditional method using a hole punch and eyelet setter with a hammer. I believe both systems have their strong points as well as their weaknesses. On the plus side, the Crop-A-Dile is silent, compact in that it is one tool instead of four, easy to use, and can punch through materials such as leather, light wood and chipboard. On the other hand, it has a small reach of only an inch or two, limiting where you can place your eyelets. Another disadvantage I find is that with the Crop-A-Dile, one must place a mark on the paper to be sure the hole goes in the right spot. With the traditional method, it is much easier to "eyeball" the location.
My assessment is that I like having both systems available because they have their unique uses.
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Crop-A-Dile Eyelet & Snap Punch.Finally!No clicking, banging, pounding, twisting, or grunting.This all-in-one tool punches and sets eyelets, snaps, and so much more.Easily punch through any material, thick or thin: paper, leather, plastic, metal, chipboard, acrylic, fabric, wood, and so much more. It silently and smoothly sets 1/8-inch and 3/16-inch snaps and eyelets. Punch measures: 8 by 3-1/2 by 1-inch.Imported.
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