Sailrite® Leather Hammer
DetailsWhen you want to prevent thread snags and abrasion in your leather project, this hammer is your go-to tool. Set sharp folds and sink stitches into stitch lines with this leather hammer. The smooth, forged steel head won’t mar the leather surface and the contoured rubber handle provides a comfortable, secure grip. Note: Not recommended for tooling leather. The force required to drive through multiple layers or heavier weights of leather may damage tools. Large head diameter and rounded edges.Ideal for flattening seams.Stainless steel headWon’t damage or discolor leather.Comfortable, contoured rubber handle.Reduces hand fatigue during prolonged operation.
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List for one piece hammer ,double Head , with a weight of 15oz. is made solid carbon steel, Features, --List for 1 pcs mallet ,double polished steel
Original Design Double Head Leather Steel Hammer | WUTA
This stainless steel wing divider, also known as a scratch compass, is an important tool to keep in your leather tool kit. The incredibly sharp points
Sailrite® Adjustable Leather Wing Divider
Two Leather Carving Hammers: The set contains a vertical hammer and a T hammer. The vertical hammer is 210mm long and weighs 328 grams. The T hammer is 195mm long and weighs 345 grams. Professional leather tools are very suitable for DIY leather craft projects, especially suitable for use with leather stamping tools, stitching punches, punches, etc.
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Roughen up the surface of leather pieces with this tool before gluing them together. By roughing leather surfaces, any existing deposits or oils on
Sailrite® Stainless Steel Leather Roughing Tool
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Sailrite® Adjustable Leather Wing Divider
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