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A couple weeks back I picked up this Mac gasket cutter set. It’s essentially a fancy set of interchangeable hollow punches. It goes from 5/16″ to 1″. I won’t use it everyday, but I’ve used it once so far and it will come in handy with the amount of garden tractor tinkering I seem to do. I got it used on eBay. I paid close to retail for it, but it was in fantastic condition, so I didn’t mind too bad.
Nice set conductor. So are they only used for gasket making? What about non cylindrical gaskets?
It just punches the holes. They are essentially sockets that attach to the long shaft.