Up for auction are Wright Tool Company 9 piece 4 inch long drive pin punch sets. THE PRICING IS FOR ONE SET. They are made of tool steel that has been heat treated ground and polished with a black oxide finish and Wright Tool is a United States Company. Each set includes sizes 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, 5/16, & 3/8. They have very nice knurling on them for a secure grip and come in a size marked snap close plastic holder. Each punch is also marked with its size at the top, where your cheap sets are usually not marked. These are shorter to make them easier to work on smaller items such as fire arms when you may need to stabilize the item while installing or removing pins. I got these at a business auction and they have prices of $79.95 marked on them which if you check other Wright Tool punch prices on eBay it is about right. I’m pricing these to move them quickly. See pictures above for side by side comparison to the cheap 10 and 15 dollar sets that mushroom out after one or two uses (NOT INCLUDED IN AUCTION) and also for the type of items you will receive. There’s some factory information below. Thanks for looking and any questions please feel free to ask.  

SHIPPING IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. 

 Wright products are designed and manufactured to meet or exceed the following ASME hand tool standards:  ASME B107.410 Struck Tools

 Company History

 The Wright Tool & Forge Company was founded in 1927 in Barberton, Ohio, and operated initially as a maker of hand-forged automotive service tools. The founder was C. Nelson Wright, and Wright Tool continues in operation today as a privately-owned business, managed by later generations of the Wright family.

 SAFETY AND USE WARNING

.PUNCHES, CHISELS, PRY BARS

•Users and bystanders must wear safety goggles.

•To avoid possible eye injury from flying objects, safety goggles or

equivalent protection conforming to ANSI Z87.1 shall be worn and 

kept clean by the user and all persons in the immediate area where 

any tool is being used.

•Comfort or plastic grips on handles are not intended to give any

degree of protection against electric shock and shall not be used on 

or near live electric circuits.

•Metal cutting chisels are special purpose tools designed and

intended for the cutting, shaping, and removal of metal softer 

than the cutting edge of the chisel. To avoid possible bodily injury, 

chisels must not be used on objects as hard as or harder than the 

chisel cutting edge. Do not use chisels on stone or concrete. 

•When using chisels, the cutting edge must be pointed away

from the user and any bystanders. Keep hands away from the 

cutting edge

•Chisels and punches must not be used for prying or wedging,

and no surface of the punch or chisel can be struck other than 

the struck face.

•When striking a punch or chisel, the striking face of the proper

hammer must have a diameter at least 3/8" larger than the 

struck face of the chisel or punch. A hammer blow must be struck 

squarely with the hammer face parallel with the struck face of the 

chisel or punch. Avoid glancing blows.

•Chisels, punches, and pry bars shall be inspected before each

use and their use discontinued at the first sign of excessive wear, 

chipping, cracking, bending or mushrooming of any surfaces. 

•Never use a chisel or punch with a mushroomed struck face, a

bent stem, or a chipped, dull or deformed cutting edge or point.

•Never hammer a pry bar or use a pry bar as a hammer.

•No area, section, or portion of a chisel, punch, or pry bar shall

be ground, welded, reheated, or otherwise altered from its 

original shape.

•Users shall apply a controlled force with a stance adjusted and

braced to prevent rapid bodily movement or a fall if sudden release 

occurs. Users need to take extra care when using pry bars to avoid 

bar slippage. Users must also avoid bodily strain when using pry bars.

•The point end diameter of the starter punch or pin punch must

approximate the size of the work piece.

•Pin punches must not be used as a starting (solid) punch.

•Drift or lining punches are special purpose tools intended for

aligning and sizing holes and must not be used for driving 

metal or other hard objects.