1 Pack 6.3 Inch Length 1/16 Inch Diameter of Circle Hole Handheld Single Paper Hole Punch, Puncher with Pink Soft Thick Leather Cover (S Circle)

I bought this for my jewelry cards and it didn't disappoint. It's sharp and creates tiny perfect circles everytime. They're small enough to thread in chains and hold it in place. It's one of my regular go-to tools for crafting and creating display cards. It's sturdy and I like that it came with rubber gloves to give you good grip of the puncher and doesn't hurt your finger or hand during repetitive use.

Works as intended love it

This hole puncher is the perfect size to put my lipglosses on my keys, lanyard, work bag, etc. I have a very busy day so I need to keep my chapstick/gloss/balm handy. So cute and honestly so easy to use! I will say - pro: has a place to capture the punched material, sturdy/strong tool, and nice rubber arms to protect my hands. Con - a little bigger of a hole puncher than I was expecting (not really a con/con) but I have small hands lol

Last week, I bought a 1/16-inch hand punch to pierce holes in my pieces of fleece prints to make sewing easier. The product worked like a charm. However, the lower jaw kept breaking because I keep pulling it far back. Nonetheless, I'm going to keep the product for future use in arts and crafts.

I love this hole punch. It works great. Just the right size hole to put twine through. And it punched through many papers at once.

Perfect for making jewelry cards. Good size for pendant lanyards or chains and for earrings. Nice deep throat so reaches far into the card. The fact that it catches the punched pieces is a plus.

Great if you want a very small hole

It's alright, but using it is a bit uncomfortable. It's hard to put into words, but you really need to apply some force because it's thick to press, making the hole punch a bit challenging to use. Figuring out where to place it, especially for earrings on paper, is tricky. If it's just for a single hole, you might manage. The quality isn't top-notch, but considering the price, it might be acceptable. However, I wouldn't recommend it, especially if you're aiming to make precise holes for earrings on paper. it's practically impossible to get them in the same spot.