Draper 63948 2 - 4.5mm Expert Punch Pliers (Add-on-item) - £2.85 @ Amazon UK

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Draper 63948 2 - 4.5mm Expert Punch Pliers - £2.85 (Add-on-item) @ Amazon

£2.85 Amazon UK26 Jun 16

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BigBuds

26 Jun 16

I've had one of these ages, every house should have one at this price. You won't see this at this price again and prob won't last long after being on hukd.

Top comments

topss to masekwm

26 Jun 16 18 #7

There is no place for questions like that on HUKD!

James_Polarbear to Duelling Duck

27 Jun 16 4 #21

Well, what a wonderful start to my Monday morning.

fishmaster

26 Jun 16 4 #10

For the once in every 10 years I might ever need this, sounds like a bargain :/

Buys in 2016...

Uses in 2016...

Ten Years Later...

Billy?

Yes Ma..

Is you can punch a hole in yer Father's belt?

Yes Ma I be's an expert in that's I done it 10 year ago

Latest comments (27)

belvaz

6 Jul 16 #27

NOW £8.13 So not a bargain as u can get it on ebay for 4.99

bignigglet

29 Jun 16 #26

I cannot confirm from personal experience but i believe this to be possible . Stick a DiY mask post up on imgur when you get round to it and spread the love friend :smiley:

da_murphster

27 Jun 16 #25

£7.91 now

bignigglet

27 Jun 16 #23

Had one of these for a fair few years now and i must say its a sturdy bit of kit for punching holes through leather and not just belts in general.

masekwm to bignigglet

27 Jun 16 1 #24

Like breathing holes in a mask?

MAdam98

27 Jun 16 #22

Accidentally liked didn't mean to

Duelling Duck

27 Jun 16 1 #20

I use these on my eyelids so what when I'm asleep I can still gaze upon of my newly wedded wife's face.

I've found that the view sometimes contains streaming blood and the scabbing over needs to be picked away with a thumbnail but it's almost like we're renewing our vows every screamingly painful day.

James_Polarbear to Duelling Duck

27 Jun 16 4 #21

Well, what a wonderful start to my Monday morning.

AndyRoyd

27 Jun 16 #19

Looks like Poundland fodder, for when they are having a sale.

pedant99

27 Jun 16 #18

Piercing ears?

amour3k

27 Jun 16 #17

YEP, true that! .. in like 10 years?, hahaha. :-(

missionhall

27 Jun 16 #15

Any good for piercing ears ?

grv999 to missionhall

27 Jun 16 2 #16

Yup, works a treat. I've pierced dozens of ears with this very model and can assure you that the bleeding will eventually stop.

Spikeyhair

27 Jun 16 #13

I had some similar and used for daughter when she was into decorating her belts/handbags and have used it myself a few times in 10 ish years.
It's one of those things that is exactly what you need when you don't have it . . . . . .

CoolElectronics to Spikeyhair

27 Jun 16 #14

Of course it is!

ferritmaster

26 Jun 16 2 #12

There's a hole in that story.

CoolElectronics

26 Jun 16 #11

Last time I saw a deal this good it was selling sand to Saudi Arabia.

fishmaster

26 Jun 16 4 #10

Smithington

26 Jun 16 #9

To add extra holes to a belt would be the obvious use.

masekwm

26 Jun 16 1 #6

Why would I need them?

topss to masekwm

26 Jun 16 18 #7

There is no place for questions like that on HUKD!

Coffee100 to masekwm

26 Jun 16 #8

Ditto - what do u use them for?

topss

26 Jun 16 #5

Or £17.75 worth in your basket.

xstevo99

26 Jun 16 1 #3

£3.38 on ebay so not as great a deal as you may first think

backtothecaves to xstevo99

26 Jun 16 2 #4

It is if yiu already have £20 worth in your basket

spiderbifida

26 Jun 16 #2

This is an add on item, so you would still need to spend £20.

PrincessJellybean

26 Jun 16 1 #1

I've edited the title to show that this item is an Add-on-Item.
You can only purchase this item if you spend over £20, due to the Add-on-item rules.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=200955240&pop-up=1

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