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CS Osborne, 151 Bag Punch, Multiple Sizes
$59.36 - $94.52
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C.S. Osborne round hole punch
These drive or saddle punches are drop forged from the finest special carbon steel, carefully hardened, with a polished barrel. The cutting hole tapers back from the cutting edge so that the punchings clear freely and require only a light blow with a mallet to make the cut.
