When you’re working on farm equipment repairs or fabrication, getting your drill holes and cuts in exactly the right spot can make the difference between a job well done and having to start over. This prick punch gives you a sharp, precise starting point for marking hole centers, scribing lines, and creating reference points on metal surfaces. It’s one of those simple tools that saves you time and frustration when accuracy matters.
What You’re Getting
- Sharp 3/16 inch point creates clean, precise marks without wandering
- Black oxide finish resists rust and provides a good grip for your hammer
- 4-1/2 inch length gives you good control while keeping your fingers safe
- Hardened steel construction stands up to repeated hammer strikes
Built for Real Farm Work
This prick punch handles all sorts of marking and layout tasks around the farm. Whether you’re marking drill centers for mounting brackets, laying out cut lines on steel plate, or creating starting points for larger punches, it gives you the precision you need. The smaller point size makes it perfect for detailed work where a center punch might be too aggressive.
Made to Last
Mayhew builds their punches to handle the kind of work you do on the farm. The hardened steel point stays sharp even after hundreds of uses, and the black oxide finish helps prevent rust when tools get left out in the weather. This isn’t a lightweight hobby tool—it’s made for daily use in tough conditions.
Good to Know
Start with light taps to get your mark positioned, then hit it harder to deepen the mark as needed. The fine point means you don’t need as much force as you would with a center punch. Keep the punch perpendicular to the work surface for the cleanest marks, and a light coating of oil on the point helps prevent rust between uses.
