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The Chengu 3 Pack Craft Hole Punch set features three manual punches in 2", 1", and 5/8" sizes, crafted from durable ABS and alloy for lasting use. Designed for effortless spring-action operation, it delivers clean, precise cuts on cardstock, paper, and more. Included are 10 colorful craft stickers to enhance your DIY projects, making this set a versatile and stylish tool for scrapbooking, card making, and creative office tasks.







| ASIN | B07N7G7R2C |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,183 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #107 in Paper Punches |
| Brand | CHENGU |
| Brand Name | CHENGU |
| Color | Random Color |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,739 Reviews |
| Hole Count | 1 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 6.5"L x 4.13"W x 3.74"H |
| Item Height | 6.6 centimeters |
| Manufacturer | Chengu |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Pin Hole Diameter | 2 Inches |
| Product Dimensions | 6.5"L x 4.13"W x 3.74"H |
| Sheet Count | 10 |
| UPC | 650728949329 |
A**E
Cute little punches!
colors not as pictured, but work great! also came with some bonus paper
A**R
Awesome set, great value!
Awesome set!! The punches work well and are a great value!! The larger sizes are great for the fine motor dexterity of little hands, making it easier to pick up the pieces and glue onto their art projects. It also allows them to fill up more space on the paper so it looks very cute and impressive!
K**.
Great
They are perfect hole punchers
S**.
Pretty good—but not for all paper
So I’ve been using these for a bit, some circles are great, some, not so much. I was trying to cut some of the fancy handmade papers. What I noticed, when trying to cut lotka, kozo, other mulberry papers, or the super fibrous “lace” papers, etc. is that I will not get a clean edge. For lotka, I will have okay luck if I use brand new paper. If I use the stuff in my collage bin, it’s been handled too much (the paper doesn’t have a grain, fibers go every which way, the more it’s handled, it becomes softer, more pliable and stronger —I will not get a clean edge in this case. A paper with a grain, like from a watercolor paper paper pad work fine, so does card stock, and thin papers. I try to remember to open up the plastic circle “catcher” before punching so that the circle just falls out—thin papers may get damaged trying to get them out, thicker ones may get wrinkled otherwise.
R**S
Whole puncher’s
I really love these whole pounchers. I wish I had bought them sooner. They work well for the project that I needed them for They are very easy to use. My four year old students enjoyed punching out circles. Punching and cutting abilities works will on all types of paper. 😁
L**Y
Unreliable and cheap
The metal "blades" were not sharp enough to cleanly cut paper, and only after a bit of use the plastic began to bend so that the stamp was not even and couldn't punch anything out. Constantly got stuck while punching, without a reliable way to release the stamp. Broke in half within a month of use.
P**S
Love it
I absolutely love this product. After buying this circle whole puncher I was motivated to buy more. I am a preschool teacher and having this circle whole puncher was one of the most useful purchases I made. This set came in three different sizes so it is extremely useful. I use circle for various projects like making snowman, making circles for my students to count, using it as faces for different people and characters and more. This whole puncher gives the circle a perfect cut. It is very convenient and easy to use. I would definitely buy more products that are similar to this. I would recommend this product to all teachers.
A**M
Broke on cardstock
This worked for the first few punches, but as soon as I punched a thicker cardstock paper, like greeting card thickness, I heard a click and then the cutting piece no longer aligned and won’t cut anything anymore since it’s jammed up. So, if you only want to cut the thinnest of papers, go for it, but if you want to work with anything slightly thicker, you may have the same bummer problem.
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