Honoson 51 Pcs Drip Irrigation Hole Punch Tool Set, Fresh Style

Punch was easy to use & made clean holes in tubing material for drips connectors. Had to twist it a bit while holding it in the tubing to make a clean hole, but it was easy to use. I only wish they included some other drip line connectors with the punch - they're all goof plugs (for mistakes). Best punch I've found to use on tubing material.

works good on the slightly stiffer pipe. I have to squeeze the pipe a little to get it to punch all the way thru. Does do a pretty clean punch. Works good considered I did this on a high heat day and pipe was very flexible. Got way to many goof plugs. I hope I don't make that many mistakes. I didn't find them very useful on a pipe I punched twice by mistake but they do work good in the end of a 1/4 drip line if you need to remove an emitter for some reason.

Last summer I put in drip in the front yard and used the little divide that came with a kit. Was that a mistake! This year I put in drip in the backyard and bought the whole punch that is pictured and it made it SO MUCH EASIER! My hands are not strong so this worked very well for me and sped up the process plus helped my hands. I would definitely recommend.

Punctures nice clean holes in the drip line and seems like it will last for a long time. Much better than the multi-tool version that you have to press into the tubing. This is effortless.

I had a lot of 1/4" double barb connectors to install in 1/2" tubing and this tool made the job both fast and easy. Well worth the money.

Works great!

None of the included fittings had hole drilled in them. Cheap chinese garbage. Find another vendor.

The hole puncher works very well. The plugs are not as easy. I was able to make them work, but it was a process. First, they say to just “pierce” them to use for distribution. Not so. They are solid and need to be drilled. I used a scrap 2x4 and drilled holes to hold the plugs while I drilled them out. The pictures explain it as well as I can. This would have been so much easier if the were hollow at he ends with a small section in the middle to drill out. All in all, I was able to make it work. I also found it helpful to use my board to hold the fitting as I attached the 1/4” tubing to the larger end. Do this BEFORE you attach the plug to the 1/2” distribution line.