2-in-One Drip Irrigation Tubing Hole Punch Fitting Insertion Tools Drip Tube Hole Punch for Easier 1/4" Inch Fitting & Emitter Insertion (Pro Punch Tool Sets)

This is a god sent purchase, the punch is quick and easy to operate, created the perfect hole even in tight spaces hard to reach. cost was great and well worth it, shipping was superfast and free too. Love it!

It's a tubing hole punch kit. Tried it as soon as it arrived. Works as advertised!!! Recommend!!!

These two little gizmos were hand savers on a large project. The hole punch was so much easier to use than the type that you just jab into the tubing. I would have given it 5 stars, except that the way it was built with the side that it punches against sticks out farther than the side with the actual punch, which makes it hard to make your hole on the side of the tubing if you've already secured it to the ground. Also, I found that if I held it by the blue handle while fitting it around the tubing, it accidentally double punched a couple of times. I chalked it up to operator error. All in all, very pleased.

These tools make adding or repairing my drip irrigation system a breeze. They also make punching a hole in the larger trip tubing very easy. The other tools make adding the barbed connectors very simple and are very easy on your hands.

This item is well worth the money. It works as expected. Saves your fingers from having to push on plugs.

this tool set takes the trouble out of attaching drip lines to supply piping, making easy to perform punctures in the 5/8OD plastic pipe and using the second tool for easily inserting 1/4" fittings into those punctures. my fingers and hands are thankful!

This 2-in-1 drip irrigation punch set technically works — but just barely. The hole punch does function, but it’s not as sharp or sturdy as it should be. I had to apply more pressure than expected just to get a clean hole in standard tubing. The real letdown? I tried using the back end of the handle to install a drip emitter (as advertised), and the plastic deformed before the emitter even went in. Pretty frustrating when you’re trying to set up a system and end up wrestling with a flimsy tool instead. It’s okay in a pinch or for small projects, but if you’re doing more than a few emitters, I’d recommend spending a few extra bucks for something sharper, stronger, and more reliable.

Great tool for the garden. It works as advertise