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Anyway, the stampers were having a little trouble with the punch, as was I. It was hard pushing it down enough for it to do both steps of the punch. We were using the punch like I do all the others, with the cardstock pushed in away from me, and the punch down part toward me.
So after everyone left, I spent some time playing with the punch and I found that if I turned the punch around and fed the cardstock in from the side facing me, and pushed on the side further away I had better leverage and it made it much easier to punch through the cardstock (see photo below). Try it and let me know what you think!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhJM526_1Z5T1V4C9pyXuSTKI0VgmKV5Us4HhvXjalgY1RxBtIxPC5xicTLyICXUuakCBIXNR9LYqEDERg0fwLluQZh8h7nwyjDwvVzTiPIro4Sf3xc7XdqD95t9F4tBcDmsWVcBRSzeNyW/s320/Punch+Correct.JPG)
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