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A centre punch marks a dimple so a drill starts where intended. A pin punch drives a pin out of a hole. A taper punch starts a pin a parallel punch cannot move.

Taper first. Its point enters easily and its increasing diameter forces the pin free. A parallel punch then drives it the rest of the way without wedging in the hole.

Under the pin being driven. Too small and the punch bends or drives into the pin face rather than moving it. Sizes run 3mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm on the long taper punches.

So the hand is clear of the hammer and the punch reaches through a deep hole. Lengths run 200mm, 225mm, 250mm and 300mm alongside the increasing diameters.

One that marks without a hammer, releasing a spring at a set force. That gives a consistent mark one-handed, which suits a vertical surface or holding the work.

Punches that sink a nail head below the timber surface so the hole can be filled. Expert nail punch sets are held at 3 pieces covering the common sizes.

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Three punches do three unrelated jobs. A centre punch marks a dimple so a drill starts where it is meant to rather than wandering. A pin punch drives a pin out of a hole. A taper punch starts a pin that a parallel punch cannot begin to move. Using a centre punch to drive a pin ruins its point, which is the most common misuse on this leaf.

Taper and parallel punches are used in sequence rather than as alternatives. The taper punch breaks the pin free because its point enters the hole easily and its increasing diameter forces the pin. Once moving, a parallel punch drives it the rest of the way without wedging.

Pin diameter has to be under the pin being driven and over nothing else. Too small and the punch bends or drives into the pin face. The sizes here run 3 x 200mm, 5 x 225mm, 6 x 250mm and 8 x 300mm on the long taper punches. Length rises with diameter so the punch stays stiff enough not to bend under the blow.

An automatic centre punch marks without a hammer, releasing a spring at a set force. That gives a consistent mark one-handed, which matters on a vertical surface or where the other hand is holding the work. Nail punch sets sink fixings below the surface. Send the pin size to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. A cupped nailset and centre punch set covers both jobs in a two piece pairing.

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FAQs

A centre punch marks a dimple so a drill starts where intended. A pin punch drives a pin out of a hole. A taper punch starts a pin a parallel punch cannot move.

Taper first. Its point enters easily and its increasing diameter forces the pin free. A parallel punch then drives it the rest of the way without wedging in the hole.

Under the pin being driven. Too small and the punch bends or drives into the pin face rather than moving it. Sizes run 3mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm on the long taper punches.

So the hand is clear of the hammer and the punch reaches through a deep hole. Lengths run 200mm, 225mm, 250mm and 300mm alongside the increasing diameters.

One that marks without a hammer, releasing a spring at a set force. That gives a consistent mark one-handed, which suits a vertical surface or holding the work.

Punches that sink a nail head below the timber surface so the hole can be filled. Expert nail punch sets are held at 3 pieces covering the common sizes.

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