HDIDS509 Hammerless Metal Stamping Kit, 3/16" 39-Piece Alphanumeric Steel Stamps, 5000 LBS Force, A-Z, 0-9, Heavy-Duty Case, USA-Made, ID Stamp, Number and Letter Punch

Muy excelente

I've used lots and lots of these and of many brand names and for the size this one works as well as any of then, if you have never used your hands much or lack in hand strength like Roger Baxter then it may be difficult at first but you'll get it quickly

Thought this was going to be WAY better than what it is. Ok, if you have wood or SUPER soft metal, it’s ok. Any mild steel or stainless don’t bother.

Used for stamping an aluminum item covered in enamel paint. Did the job just fine, and better than other hammerless stamping sets I've used in the past. It seems that the manufacturer has changed the design, removing a sleeve that used to be present. This does not affect functionality of the device. It does make it less pretty though.

I use this item to stamp machine tags when completing my installation. It is a little awkward on holding it but once you get use to it. It works great. good size font size. The quality of the stamp is a hit of a miss depending on how you hold it. Same thing goes withe the clarity. the spring on the device seems to be sturdy. I have one of these for doing a punch hole. The value of the item is fair.

Bought this to stamp fuel can tags at work, money well spent.

I have had dozens of metal stamps in my life. I got very interested when I found this set due to being American made and the nice variety of stamp heads. The spring loaded stamping tool looked interesting and well made in the advertisement. When it arrived I was disappointed to find an exposed spring tool in the location where the sleek chrome stamper was in the listing. The foam in the box is even still cut out for the sleeved tool. However I continued to evaluate the tool and to my surprise it works VERY well. Now, I do admit I could have done a better job squaring the die to the stamped material. But that was more a feature of me trying to record and use the tool than a flaw in the item. There is some force required to pull the tool all the way back but much less than I expected. Also, I thought there would be threat of the spring pinching my hand; I no longer fear that. It is a simple tool to use while keeping the meat of the user’s hand away from the extended spring coils. Lastly, I have no problem holding on to the ribbed areas and drawing back the spring. As far as I am concerned the stamp dies and the box are worth about half the cost and now I believe the spring anvil is well worth the remainder.

This is a nice set of numbers and letters, a decent spring punch and box; however it does not leave a very deep mark on steel. I know others have mentioned this as well but I figured I’d see for myself, silly me.

High quality with and a general good durable puncher. However, it did not come with instructions but I managed to figure it out.