Removing Roll Pins - What's the proper tool?

[Dutch Welder]

Facom 246 series are the ones with the pips.
They are actually called "doorslagen voor spanstiften" which is the literal dutch translation of "drifts for roll pins" in the Facom catalogue
246.x whereas x can be 2 to 8, which denotes the mm size of the punch (not the pip)
246.jt6 for the complete set with a storage bag, 246.js6 for the set in a storage hardcase.
They are indeed the one part version, they still do the 2 part drifts (softer body with hardened pin inserted into it) as series 249, but they do not have the roll pin pips anymore like the older ones posted above.

 

[James1979]

Facom 246 series are the ones with the pips.
They are actually called "doorslagen voor spanstiften" which is the literal dutch translation of "drifts for roll pins" in the Facom catalogue
246.x whereas x can be 2 to 8, which denotes the mm size of the punch (not the pip)
246.jt6 for the complete set with a storage bag, 246.js6 for the set in a storage hardcase.
They are indeed the one part version, they still do the 2 part drifts (softer body with hardened pin inserted into it) as series 249, but they do not have the roll pin pips anymore like the older ones posted above.

You guys are lucky because you have Facom stores.

Not sure there is one in the whole UK?

 

[Dutch Welder]

I don't really know why Facom never did make it to the UK in the same way it did in other parts of Europe.
Good stuff, imho better then Gedore.
Mayber mailordering from the Netherlands, there are quite a few suppliers who sell through the web.

 

[Turbo]

RS do a set of own brand roll pin punches with pips.

 

[Brad93]

Facom punches are made of cheese