Peter,
My experience with Greenlee punches is: Unless you need to do a lot of
them, you are better off to use the manual method. The Greenlee dies
are quite dear (over 100 bucks for one to punch holes for DB25
connectors) and it would take quite a lot of labor to justify the cost.
Joe
Peter Zaborski wrote:
>
> Well the list comes through once again (and fast!). Thanks to the replies of
> two listers (Brian Borgstede and "Mr. Mike" Passaretti -- thanks!) it turns
> out the special tools are made by Greenlee. I found the detail info at
> <http://www.greenlee.textron.com/greenlee/pi-grn.html>. Although I am sure
> these tools will not be cheap. But now I know they do exist.
>
> I suppose I will just do my one hole with a drill and Dremel...
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