RP Toolz big punch and die set is a workshop tool for punching precise circular shapes out of plastic, sheet metal, paper and decal sheet. It contains a die plate, 12 punches from 2 to 4.5 mm and a small hammer.
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A precise workshop tool from the Hungarian maker RP Toolz, which specializes in modeling tools. The set contains a die plate, 12 punches ranging from 2 to 4.5 mm and a small hammer. The manufacturer states it for work with plastic, PVC, styrene, aluminum and brass, so it handles both modeling foils and thin sheet metal. It is not a kit or an accessory for a model, it is a tool.
The principle is simple and as old as the hole punch. You lay the material on the die plate so that it sits over the hole of the diameter you want, fit the matching punch and drive it through with a single blow of the hammer. The result is two usable things at once: a clean circular hole in the material and the punched disc, which drops out below. Which of the two is the part you wanted is up to you.
Work on a firm surface so that the hammer blow does not go into nothing. Try it first on scrap material: thin plastic needs only a gentle tap, while brass calls for a firmer blow. Hold the material before the blow so that it does not shift. The name big makes sense in context: the range of 2 to 4.5 mm covers diameters that smaller sets do not reach.
For modelers who like to make parts themselves, whether they build aircraft, armor or ships, and for diorama builders. It is an investment in a tool that lasts for years and is used across the whole hobby.
A tool with sharp edges: work carefully, protect your fingers and keep it out of the reach of children. It is not a kit.
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