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Pin Punch, 1/4" Point, Steel
1/4" Point Pin Punch, 3/8 Body Size, 1-1/4" Pin, 5-3/4" Overall Length, Steel (Pack of 1)
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1/4" Point Pin Punch, 3/8 Body Size, 1-1/4" Pin, 5-3/4" Overall Length, Steel (Pack of 1)
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All of Lawson’s chisels and punches are hand-forged from high-quality steel. They undergo exacting hardening and tempering processes to assure maximum durability. Each tool is individually ground and polished.
For driving out and removing already-loosened pins and keys after initial movement by a solid or starter punch
CAUTION: Always wear safety goggles when working with hand tools. When striking a tool, use a hammer with a head slightly larger than the struck face of the tool. Avoid glancing hammer blows. Chisels and punches will perform effectively only when used on materials softer than the hardened cutting point end of the tool. We recommend the use of a file when resharpening one of these tools. A grinding machine can cause overheating, which can alter the tempered surface, making it brittle and prone to fracture. Resharpening should always return the cutting edge to its original angle.
All of Lawson’s chisels and punches are hand-forged from high-quality steel. They undergo exacting hardening and tempering processes to assure maximum durability. Each tool is individually ground and polished.
For driving out and removing already-loosened pins and keys after initial movement by a solid or starter punch
CAUTION: Always wear safety goggles when working with hand tools. When striking a tool, use a hammer with a head slightly larger than the struck face of the tool. Avoid glancing hammer blows. Chisels and punches will perform effectively only when used on materials softer than the hardened cutting point end of the tool. We recommend the use of a file when resharpening one of these tools. A grinding machine can cause overheating, which can alter the tempered surface, making it brittle and prone to fracture. Resharpening should always return the cutting edge to its original angle.