25-198 = Disc Cutter Set of 14 Different 1/8'' to 1'' By PEPE Tools

Pepetools Premium Disc Cutter Kit is newly improved version of the worlds best selling disc cutter. Engineered to the industries tightest tolerances, this product is built to last a lifetime. Precision machined from hardened steel, each plate is ground to perfection. Features exclusive to Pepetools include: Punch clearing design - Allows the punch to completely clear the die. Punches with 7° cutting angles - Applies a sheering action that reduces cutting stresses and produces much cleaner cutouts. Material hold down feature - Restricting the movement of the material being cut, by firmly holding it in-place. The easy open & close height adjusting knob, is low profile - will not interfere with your work, when using mallet, hammer or a hydraulic press. Organizing base - Machined from aluminum and powder coated to maintain a durable finish. (2016 Models machined in USA from HDPE) Laser engraved for easy punch identification. Sizes: Laser Engraved: On disc cutter in MM & IN Inches: (1/8", 3/16, 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16, 5/8", 11/16, 3/4", 13/16, 7/8" & 1") Metric: (3mm, 4.75mm, 6.35mm, 8mm, 9.5mm, 11mm, 12.7mm, 14.3mm, 16mm, 17mm, 19mm, 20.6mm, 22mm & 25mm) Limited time only - Pepetools is the only manufacturer who can include these additional products at no cost Pepetools premium (95A Durometer) Red Urethane Pad 6"x6" square, 1/16" thick PepeLube Center Positioning Dies - There is NO centering die for the 1/8" size. 1 Year limited manufacturer's warranty Importance of Using a Brass Hammer when using a disc cutter (or design punches or other steel tools), you should avoid using a jeweler's hammer, ball peen hammer, household hammer or any other steel hammer. Using them can be dangerous. Steel hammers are hardened. When you strike a steel tool, there is a great possibility that the impact can cause one or both of the tools to crack or shatter. This will damage the tool and can send shards of metal flying. A brass hammer is softer than the steel tool you will strike. Because of this, the tools won't be damaged. Yes, the brass hammer will get marred (it is supposed to) and brass can "rub off" on the struck end of the tool, but this is a small price for safety and keeping your tools in good condition. Hint: Use a brass hammer with some "heft" to it. A 1lb. or 2lb. mallet is preferred depending on what is comfortable for you to handle. It should not take more than one blow to punch out a disc. If it does, you are not hitting the disc cutter hard enough. One clean blow will give you a crisp, sharp disc. Multi blows can cause uneven edges, deformation, flaring and other problems.