Auto Punch. No Spacers to punch coins for coin rings! 

Now that's character, principles and values, hats off to Jason for being honest with the other inventors, asking permission and giving the credit due to others who invented some of the other tools.

By far, the most efficient, most bad ass punch layout on the market! Ferrari is right. This setup does it all! And what a precisely machined piece of artwork it is. As wicked as it gets. Way to hustle guys

Beautiful... I'm so happy it is helping ringers, and they are happy with it...

Just seeing it doesn't say everything. The craftsmanship of this is what you'd expect from Jason. Strong, durable, and meant to last!

Now the washer actually makes sense ;-) Thanks Jason!

darn it! I wished I had waited another month before buying my punch! Great concept, great tools, great guy. Thanks and keep up the R&D Jason!

Awesome. Great job designing and also presenting. Thanks for sharing.

Just got my new punch today! Can't wait to try it out! Thanks, Jason!

Love my self centering punch, but...this is REALLY cool! Thanks for the video. I needed to see it in action!

You are our hero Jason! Just Ordered!

I really like your videos Jason.

I think this is a good punch setup for newbies for a couple of reasons. 1) it's an all-in-one unit 2) eliminates the need for spacers. 3) probably relatively cheap in cost. I really like and encourage innovation you guys have done for the hobby. the only problem I see, is a pass-through the die design ,like you did with the 3/4 size punch. I can completely punch three different size coins at the same time it takes you to do one coin. if you could somehow incorporate a pass through design, I too would be in line to buy your punch. God bless and keep those Innovations coming.

Genius Can't wait to get one

Just purchase a punch set love it best spent money ,very happy awesome product.

Incredible. You thought of everything!

Great design innovation! Of course, there is an "and". : ) instead of, or even in addition to, the double lead threads, this seemed like a tool that would benefit from slotted threads, which are also called rapid threads. I typically see these on woodworking vises. The end result is that the top slides down and is secured with less than a single turn. I would think that three slots, top and bottom would provide an even clamping pressure for this application. I did a quick look for manufacturing methods, but did not have any luck. Love your videos and advice. I am still new to this and hope to advance to needing your tools soon.

This is awesome! kinda wish I would have waited a few more weeks to get my punch. have the older one... ahh!!!

Wow! Just got mine! Amazing concept! Great work guys!

Looking Good Sir ! Keep up the great works ! Jasonworks that is !

Just ordered mine Thanks Jason.

I can't wait to buy one of these!

Man if you could retro fit the first version of the punch and die set that would be awesome. I'd buy one for sure.

Ya Now that I bought everything under the sun to make these rings! Small fortune.I will stay with what I have.

I want it !!!!! I’ve just started trying to make coin rings. This looks like the easiest way to do that. I’m watching on tv also, you are on a live stream .. When do you do your live streams??? Thanks for your video’s and products. (I will be saving up for this)

3/8 or 7/16 on a quarter? Why not just use a 1/2 inch. With that said look at all these pieces, at this point seems it be easier just to have spacers. Because with spacers you could still punch any size size and you don't need these inserts. I don't know I think if it wasn't for the inserts it be something amazing, but for me it defeats the purpose.

kinda glad i waited a couple weeks, now i got a decision to make. decisions, decisions, decisions

If Brian can design an insert for the older punch, I would be first in line to buy...including all punches as a kit? hmmmmmmmm?

I ordered the Sunday before these came out kind of a bummer but the old style will do all I need also

I noticed you put the insert upside down on some coins. I thought you always put the insert raised part up.

Jason! I've watched most of your videos, and I like that you put so much thought into making the process easier and smoother. I have not made a coin ring yet, however my daughter graduates College in December (Michigan State University) and I would like to make a 'class ring' for her. Can you recommend a coin that would have ”2015” visible after the ring is completed. I have 2015 American Silver Eagles, but I am estimating the ring would be very thick by the time it is finished to her size (not sure of size yet). I would like to make the ring myself and am planning on buying your set of tools. I'm hoping you can send some ideas regarding which coin to start with. And, any other practical advice you care to share. Look forward to hearing from you!

very nice tool~ you say you're trying to keep cost down but you placed a useless plastic washer inside the assembly as a buffer to keep the inside from rubbing but there's actually no chance of that happening because its securely tightened and the surfaces will not move.... kinda useless and adds to the cost imo.

ordered mine last nite

Holy shit ... £500!! ..... I'm not saying it's not a good piece of kit, but £500 delivered to the UK is pretty expensive ;-(

I would like to purchase the auto punch set. Where would I find these?

What is the problem with using a lathe? Just Asking!

Fantastic tools and a great tutorial thanks. With that said, would this kit be suitable for world coins eg Australian minted coins? Once I have punched coins what kit do I then need to form the coin ring?

The new coin tool Punch that is .

I asked you for some advice and if it was possible as just starting out as I have well over 1000's coins but I really would love one of the master coin to ring sets if you can help me out as not made anything as yet please Help I've been told your the Best of Best thank you regards Andrew

Where would I be able to get one of these please

Hey if you put the same taper on the bottom as on the top, it would start the cupping of the coin?

Need that !!!!!!! Any seller in Europe? or..... why didn't you sold your old tools to me?? ;-))

that is awesome

I have lathe, surface n cylindrical grinding machines if really wanna make long lasting top n bottom housings, I would like to use 440C wit hrc 56°~58° (quiet expensive Magnetic Stainless Steel material) either K110 wit hrc 60°~62° n punches I would like to use SKD-11/XW-41 wit hrc 60°~62° whd u advise? tq dear

Good job Jason! The old punch & dies I got from you still works perfect...but now I got to have this new one:) How long until we can order them?

I purchased the autopunch and the 9/16 punch gets stuck in the housing every time....getting it in and out - even with a little lube is a hassle.......do you have any suggestions? It seems that the punch is too thick to fit in.

Great idea and totally in the wheelhouse for the at home machinist . Better than that though Jason . After 40 years of being in shops Ill say that your attitude is beyond reproach . Id love to work in a shop with a couple like you at my side . P.S. ....You wouldn't happen to want to come off with the exact dimensions would you ? : )

Very cool tool! How could I punch a star instead of a hole? Any idea?

What is this product that you pass the tip of the puncher before punching the coin?

How to buy tools like that

Do you sell your Rings ?

what degree are these dies cut at to make them punch thru so easily?thinkin of buyin them

what are you sell them

did you try out my tecnique using a vinyle glove instead of teflon tape on the stretcher? Jarl, Norwayu

Exelente

can i buy the tool?

Can you buy this anywhere?

What is your website. I purchased Jason's works coin ring starter kit from RioGrande. I want to see what else you have available

I want to sell the old ( 1 year old)center punch ,and buy this auto punch. Where can I buy it?.

what dos it cost for the set

I ended up buying a full set of die punches for 250 and they are awsome and will punch any size coin, took a look at jason works 1st and lmao, quite frankly l think he's prices are an absolute joke. If he atleast made it about 300 l would have brought it. instead l brought a great hole punch set elsewhere, you know what they say, you win some, you loose most of the rest of the sales lol

What's the measurement of the opening on the top housing, in other words, which reduction die would it be equal to?

Het is zo jammer dat ik alleen in Amerika kan kopen, kost mij een fortuin. Maar een super punch.

2019, where can I buy it

Je suis retraité et j'aimerais beaucoup savoir où l'on peut acheter ce matériel pour fabriquer des bagues à partir de pièces merci d'avance

Are the similar ones on Amazon yours or are they ripoffs? I don't want to give any money to copycats. Sorry if this was covered before in the comments. I'm putting together a tool list. It was your vids that sparked something in the back of my mind. Unfortunately that spark has a habit of costing me a bunch of money so I'm just researching right now.

I'm probably alone in saying this but, I think the old design was better.

What is the punch sitting on

Nice set but really $440. For a 6 bit set and $280. For a single bit set... Thats crazy...

What is the price of your coin punch Jason

Where can you find one?

how do I get this product......

great job Jason wanna know whd degree u using inside top housing jz wanna try @ my machine if I can do copy u hahaha tq mate

Jason where can I get this?

Reconozco que el set es fenomenal.. pero el precio, es prohibitivo...

Good Demo Jason, Great Kit, How much is the kit in this video, Will they shipto the U.K..? Thanks Baz.

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$500 plus??? Lol, next was like $135. Play around and $30. 👍🏼

460,41 € ^^

way too expensive, i have a method to punch perfectly centered holes in any foreign currency, and i spent only $80 for that and it works perfectly

347 bucks for that little punch yikes!!!

This is a great tool but for poor artists it is not possible.

It’s all good but you are not a very good host