Leather punch (wycinak rymarski) Kuźnia Sułkowice 7 mm model 1-461-07-101

Kuźnia Sułkowice leather punch model 1-461-07-101 is a hand tool designed to cut clean, circular holes with a 7 mm diameter in leather and similar materials. Manufactured with a solid construction, this wycinak rymarski is suitable for frequent use in saddlery, leathercraft, and repair workshops. It is compatible with manual hammering or use in a press depending on the workshop setup, delivering consistent hole geometry for fast and accurate work.

Advantages

This leather punch provides a durable cutting edge and a rigid body that resists deformation during repeated impacts. The 7 mm cutting diameter offers a standardized hole size commonly used in straps, belts, and saddlery components. Its straightforward design allows easy positioning and stable punching, reducing material waste and the need for finishing. The tool’s compatibility with both hammer and press workflows increases its versatility across different production environments.

Suitable for

• Saddlery manufacturing and repair
• Leather goods production (belts, straps, harnesses)
• Leatherworking hobbyists and small workshops
• On-site repairs and maintenance of leather items

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 7 mm
• Tool type: round leather punch (wycinak rymarski)
• Recommended use: manual hammer or press-assisted punching
• Material suitability: leather and similar flexible sheet materials
• Construction: solid, impact-resistant body designed for repeated use

How to use

Mark the intended hole position on the leather, ensuring alignment with other components as needed. Place the punch perpendicular to the material on a suitable backing surface such as a cutting block or anvil to protect the punch and obtain a clean cut. Strike the punch with a hammer or operate it in a compatible press until the punch fully penetrates the material. Remove the cut waste and, if required, finish the hole edge with a burnisher or edge tool.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, keep the cutting edge sharp and store the punch free from moisture to prevent corrosion. Use a proper backing surface to avoid deforming the punch and select the appropriate striking force to prevent burrs. When working on thicker or reinforced leather, consider incremental punching or use of a press to reduce manual effort and extend tool life.