Yorkshine Interchangeable Hole Punch Set 1–15mm DC53

Description

This interchangeable hole punch set is manufactured by Yorkshine — a specialist OEM toolmaker whose work is trusted by leatherworkers and professional makers worldwide. It is not a budget punch set. Every component is built to a standard that holds up to serious bench use over time.

The system uses a single black-plated DC53 steel handle with 15 swappable tips covering 1mm to 15mm in 1mm increments. DC53 is a premium tool steel — the same grade used in high-end edge bevelers and corner punches — chosen specifically for its ability to hold a sharp cutting edge through repeated impact on thick, firm leather without deforming or chipping at the tip. The result is clean, consistent holes across all 15 sizes, whether you are punching a 1mm hole in a thin wallet panel or a 15mm hole through doubled belt leather.

The handle is finished in black plating and matched to a wooden storage block that holds all 15 tips and the handle in one organised unit. Every tip has a designated slot, so size selection at the bench takes seconds rather than rummaging through a loose set. The block also protects the cutting edges when not in use — an important consideration with a precision tool at this level.

This set replaces 15 individual punches with a single, organised system. For makers who work across a range of sizes regularly, the interchangeable format is more practical at the bench and more economical over time than maintaining a full set of individual punches.

Key Details

• 15 interchangeable DC53 steel tips — 1mm to 15mm in 1mm increments
• Black-plated DC53 steel handle
• Wooden storage block for all tips and handle
• Yorkshine manufacture — premium OEM toolmaker
• DC53 tool steel tips for sharp, long-lasting cutting edges
• Single handle system replacing 15 individual punches
• Full 1mm to 15mm range in organised storage
• Wooden block protects tips and keeps the set ready to use

How to Use

For best results, use on a firm punch pad or dense rubber cutting surface with a suitable mallet. Avoid striking onto hard surfaces as this will damage the cutting edges.