We R Memory KeepersCrop-A-Dile 2 - Big Bite Blue, Heavy Duty Single Hole Punch and Eyelet Grommet Setter with Ergonomical Grip, 1/8 or 3/16 inch Hole Puncher

It’s large and intimidating but easy to use and comes with instructions. They also have YouTube videos on how to use it if you’re more of a visual learner.

A must-have for punching holes for signatures in a book, journal or folio.

Lo recibí en buen tiempo,excelente producto,lo recomiendo.

Had a standard Crop-a-Dile. It was good but the WR CADII Big Bite Blue is so much better.First it stands on its own, so you don’t have to struggle with holding/balancing it. Second, after you have made the hole, using the correct hole 🕳puncher (there are 2 choices based on the size of the grommets):• make sure you have the grommet block turned in the proper position according to the instructions (they are clear, just take a moment to read/understand them)• move the bottom SLIDER on the RULER on the bottom part of the WR CADII Big Bite Blue so that the edge of the fabric/leather/or whatever material you are using LINE UP exactly with the GROMMET block center• when your measure is right, push your GROMMET through your material according to instructions and lay it down on TOP of the GROMMET BASE on the WR CADII Big Bite Blue• check that everything is properly aligned sbd give it a solid squeeze.• you are doneThough my first Crop-a-dile did the job before I got the WR CADII Big Bite Blue, it is a LOT EASIER, and NEATER with the WR CADII Big Bite Blue.I don’t think I will use tho other one again.I strongly recommend the WR CADII Big Bite Blue!!

Very good helper when scrapbooking, junk journaling, or other paper crafting for me!

This works good but there's definitely a learning experience to using it. I have found that it doesn't work well with just paper. If I am trying to put a grommet into something, it needs to be thicker than regular or even heavy paper. Also, I suggest that you use grommets that are made by this company. I bought several others and none worked well even though they did work with a regular handheld device. Maybe it's just me using it wrong which is why I gave four stars instead of three. I was just disappointed with how hard it was to operate.

Pleased with the product. The punch was accurate. I use the punch for bulk pages and spine of junk journal.

Great for leather, making eyelet/grommet holes in jeans, hats, etc. Also perfect for punching vents in silicone lids (for microwave cooking, covering food as it cools, etc.)What really sets this apart is the long reach, and of course the leverage. Other plier-style punches work fine for narrow items like belts, etc., but if you need to punch holes in a spot further from the edge of the material, like in a hat or jeans, you need a longer reach (or to use a traditional hammer-and-anvil punch). That’s where this punch really shines.This punch requires the material to be somewhat stiff, otherwise you’ll just get a messy tear instead. So for fabrics like everyday cotton and stretchy denim:1. Fold an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper 4 times, or cut a thin sheet of cardboard into quarters.2. Place the cardboard or folded paper behind the fabric, as a stiffer backing.3. Punch a hole through both the fabric and the backing to cut a clean-edged hole.4. Make sure there’s an uncut area of the backing behind the fabric each time you punch a hole.