Set of 12 Silver WYBIJAKI punches — Silver 10637, 12-piece punch set

Silver WYBIJAKI 12-piece punch set is a compact collection of metal punches designed for forming holes, indentations and marks in a variety of materials. The set contains twelve punches with different diameters and tip shapes, intended for workshop, maintenance and hobby use. Each punch is made from hardened steel to withstand repeated striking and to retain a defined tip profile for precision work on metal, leather, wood and plastics.

Advantages

The set provides a wide range of sizes in a single compact kit, enabling precise punching and marking without switching between incompatible tools. Hardened steel construction improves wear resistance and maintains tip shape during repeated use. The punches are easy to handle and control, allowing accurate alignment and consistent results when used with a hammer or mallet. The compact arrangement of the set supports organised storage and quick selection of the required punch.

Suitable for

• Creating starter holes or marks in metalwork and sheet materials
• Marking leather, wood, and plastic before cutting or stitching
• Aligning components during assembly and maintenance tasks
• Craft and hobby projects requiring precise indentations or decorative punches

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 12 punches
• Material: hardened steel punches
• Intended use: punching, marking, scribing on metal, leather, wood, plastics
• Finish: metallic (silver) surface
• Storage: compact set for organised keeping and transport

How to use

Select a punch of the appropriate diameter and tip profile for the required mark or hole. Place the workpiece on a solid backing surface to prevent deformation, align the punch tip at the desired location, hold the punch perpendicular to the surface and strike the opposite end with a hammer or mallet using controlled force. For softer materials, use lighter taps and check the result frequently to avoid over-penetration. After use, clean debris from the punch tips and store the tools in their case to protect the tips and preserve accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and gloves when striking punches. For metalwork, support thin sheets on a lead, hardwood or steel anvil to prevent tearing. Regularly inspect punch tips for wear and re-sharpen or replace if the profile becomes rounded to maintain precision.