Will it put impressions into metal?
1628740
Yes it will. However it does depend on the thickness of the material. There are plenty of youtube and blog videos that will show you what has been successful.
1057561
Yes it will, Once you play around with it and practice a little you can fix about anything plastic and make it look good.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
788501
No it will not. As I stated in my review this is one useless piece of metal.
1104692
I had a hard time putting it in to wood so I don't think metal is gonna work at all. Its not as strong as I had hoped so it is now my small job tool for touch ups mainly. I went and bought a real nailer.
2238500
Don't know metal work enough to speculate. RTAK II hasn't done me wrong though!
2186322
Yes I have and it works great, just remember work fast and have everything ready you are going to use to make a mold impression. I have never imprinted onto leather but if the impression is deep enough and you press hard enough I don't see why it won't work. Just work fast
917122
It is some sort of etching, but doesn't cause an impression or depression into the metal.
1867127
The machine does not actually cut the metal. It will emboss or etch depending on what plate you use. It will cut through paper and card stock. The Big Kick will work with sheet metals up to about 26 gauge. You will find many manufactured blanks; or you can buy sheets and design your own. They do not have to be Vintaj metals only.
932650
I would think so ive seen it used on pistol slides. i haven't used it on anymetal myself tho.
790730
Maybe light sanding on metal with the regular tubes. You may need to find and tubes for metal for heavy or a lot of sanding.
1648882
It does not appear to be etched into the metal as the logo is the same depth as the surface of the blade. The logo feels smooth. It is some kind of printing, but is quite permanent.
1062222
Yes, but you'll want to put some cloth or another material between the metal and glass.
1214884
I really don't know. It has a fine metal file on one end and a ceramic finishing file on the other so I would imagine that you could--at least on the ceramic file. I haven't tried it, though. Sorry.
1623800
I don't know. It is for metals and I suspect you could contact the company and ask.
90213
I dont see why not. You might need to anneal them first to make the metal softer and easier to stamp.
1927109
It does not leave a mark or impression on the metal. It is best to mark your item with a fine point sharpie pen as to where you want to punch the metal--this will also help you center the punch with the mark. Look at the size of your punch and do a "run through" so to speak by lining up the dot to be punch and lowering the punch to see if you need to adjust where you want to center the punch. You never want to get too close to the edge as you don't want to have the hole edge to break easily. Test on some scrap metal if you are having some difficulties..it will give you a better perspective as to how close to the edge you can be. Hope this helps!