Twod Roll Pin Punch Set (Set: 9pcs+Hammer)

I wish the heads on the hammer would withstand a little more pounding. Bairly any use and it's giving way. Not awful though. I'll keep it. The roll pin set however was well worth the cost!

steel is very good, solid for what paid for, worth it. JUST watch out 1/16 & 5/64 they both are NOT 1/16, 5/64 just bigger. Used 600sand paper smooth them out. 1/16 DID SCREWED ME UP, WAS SO TIGHT for WHAT I USED, completely stick in there, have to HIT HARD TO BACK OUT, the roll pin ball got flat out due to hard hitting out, but the whole punch HOLD VERY WELL STRONG. 5/16th gave me same screwed up but easily smooth out then both working fine. $ paid worth it well machined made, good steel. every day every week to use for gunsmith, archery DO NOT USE THIS SET for 1/16, 5/64. Get better higher end.

I cant explain but... they even have that 'harbor freight' smell. If you've ever walked into a harbor freight and bought one of their brand items, you'll know that smell. Some of my punches looked like they've been opened already but were not damaged. You get what you pay for and a cheap set seems to get the job done as well as an expensive set. They both whack stuff just as well. The straps that tie the pouch together on mine were unraveled. I cut them down past the unraveling and burned the strap so the material melted for a good end that won't come apart again. There are definitely better quality sets out there, but a $40 punch will perform the same job as a $2 punch. I used mine for some amateur gunsmithing repairs. They did not bend. I even pressed the thinnest one against the countertop to see if it'd bend. It did not. I didn't press super hard but harder than mine will ever be subject to in practice. I'm sure you could bend or break one but you'd have to be working hard to get them to it seems.

Bought for use on my firearms for disassembly to clean. Good budget tools for occasional seasonal use. I would question daily use for professional gunsmithing work.

Used for gunsmithing in my shop - absolutely perfect. Rounded tip makes it so there's no marring on the finish of the weapons, and the sizes cover all the bases from domestics through imports. The tips are long enough to punch pins through full desk sized automatics, through smaller handguns. They're not too heavy, but they've got enough heft that on lighter pins no hammer is needed -- just tapping with the weight of the pin will sometimes be enough.Ditch the red wrapping though - the pins have the size die cast into the grips. I keep them, along with a few other rolls and die tools, in a clear pencil box. The red cloth roll is just a use of space that'll waste room in your workbench.

The quality really surprised me.

We’ve ordered from T Wod before and this is why we’ve ordered from them again.Their Customer service Is great and the fact they care means a lot to us.The punch set came with all items pictured and the quality seems great.Of course our reviews are based on quality vs cost and these are a great item every gunsmith or Airsoft enthusiast cannot go without,especially that 1/8” that’s needed for all M4 trigger guards.We of course have our $60 hardened steele set but this being my personal set we needed sets to review on our channel and these were recommended.We will keep you updated incase there’s an issue but at this price what could go wrong?

Did the job for my pew pew build. I’m a big dude and did some mighty hammering and one of the punches bent a bit but got the job done.