Can this punch a hole 2 inches from the edge of the stock?
627123
It goes a max of 1" from the edge, maybe a tiny bit more. Check out the Big Bite..it can reach much further.
1230364
It will punch regular card stock no problem. You'd have to experiment to find out how many sheets it will do at one time.
272068
I'm sure it could. I've cut through 2 x 4 stock (which is 1 1/2" thick) many years ago with a very muchlower powered and lighter weight jig saw. Just go slowly, use a sharp blade, and let the saw do the workwithout forcing the cut.
1421409
Yes you can. If the paper is too thin it might get distorted around the area where you punch the hole.
246963
I wouldn't think so, table doesn't move. Great little drill press though. I use it for small jewelry work all the way to drilling leather knife sheaths I make that are up to 1/2 Inch thick, easier to drill than punch. Worth it's cost would replace with same if I ever need to.
63271
It has no way to change the punch distance from the edge. It is close though - maybe 3/8" from edge which works for everything we do. A good standard distance. We really like the machine for our business proposals and other docs.
750232
This cutter will cut a plug as long as the stock you're cutting into is deep. Probably limits out at 2 1/2" but i don't have it with me so i can't measure. Can go as far as the drive shaft. This cutter is very aggressive and suitable for a drill press. I use it on a hand drill but it maxes out the drill's capacity. One must use caution and keep hands clear and push hard against the material for initial bite to grab hold, and that it will. Very sharp . Nasty and effective. Be careful. Cuts straight plugs, not tapered! Good luck.
1457321
Yes. You could use a hole saw, which you can find a 2" version here. Given the depth at 2", these are made for doors which are typically not as deep so you may need to cut from one side until the hole saw bottoms out, back out the drill, and then cut from the other side. There should be a pilot hole on the other side to line up your cuts. You could also buy a 2" forstner style bit, search here, they are more expensive, but would drill all the way through.
1412083
NO! The finished buttons are 2.25 inch, but the circles you need to cut are slightly larger, 2.625". Don't make the mistake of buying the 2.25 inch punch that comes up in the "frequently bought together" suggestion.
1558925
I'm not totally sure what you mean by punched. If you mean like a small hole punch for threading something through then the answer is no.
1032911
It's impossible. This cheek riser not for fixed A2 MOE. It's for COLLAPSIBLE STOCKS like MOE® Carbine Stock or CTR® Carbine Stock.
272069
I'm sure it could. I've cut through 2 x 4 stock (which is 1 1/2" thick) many years ago with a very much lower powered and lighter weight jig saw. Just go slowly, use a sharp blade, and let the saw do the work without forcing the cut.
2094075
It may be able to cut it but where I think you would have problems is when it starts to break thru the stock you would have a hard time controlling it. Just my opinion ...
673714
It's literally 1/4" steel stock that has been ground down into a knife. If you have the strength to use it, it should work. You are going to break before it will.
2165797
Yes. Just enough depth of cut to handle 2" (really 1 1/2 inch) stock. This is not a powerful saw but it is extremely convenient. You won't frame a house with it but I use it frequently. It's my tool of choice for cutting 4'x8' sheet stock into manageable size pieces.
1866027
If you would be going into a piece of flat stock, I would say this tool would work, but round stock could be tricky. It would have to be drilled dead center or it may split on one side. Another thing is, I only ever used this tool / bit on 1/8" flat steel stock. Center punch the spot 1st and drill slow & straight.
254370
I use mine to punch steel castle nuts on AR-15's, should work for your purpose.