Top 10 leatherworker.net Competitors

weaverleathersupply.com

Shop leatherworking tools, leathercraft supplies and project materials at Weaver Leather Supply. Everything you need for leather crafting, repairs and custom projects.

tandyleather.com

Leather materials and supplies for all crafters ranging from the hobby level to commercial.

rmleathersupply.com

Vergez Blanchard, Barry King, Kyoshin-Elle, Ron's Tools, Ritza 25 Thread, John James Needles, Regad, Amy Roke, Lin Cable Thread and Leather Supply products.

fineleatherworking.com

Sometimes when making leather goods for production, I feel the crunch of deadlines and spend way too much time on a piece for what we’d like it to cost. Like any business, it can be long hours and …

leathercraftmasterclass.com

Create your own fine leathergoods. Online leatherschool- Bag making, cases, wallets, belts, watch straps, luxury boxes. Easy to follow leathercraft tutorials. Master your traditional hand skills. Patterns, resources, supplier links included. Online leathercraft courses by Leathercraft Masterclass

fiebing.com

Fiebing's Leather Dye is the most recognized penetrating, alcohol-based leather dye in the world.   Dries uniformly and mixes easily to create unlimited and interesting middle tones.

consew.com

Since 1898, Consew (Consolidated Sewing Machine Corporation) has been a cornerstone in the sewing industry, providing reliable, high-quality machines that have stood the test of time.

sailrite.com

Sailrite Cordless Rotary Cutter cuts through one layer of thin fabric up to 1 inch total thickness. Cut fabric, leather, webbing and more. Includes two batteries.

leathermachineco.com

Leather Machine Co provides top-quality leather sewing machines with expert service and support for all major brands. Shop our heavy-duty leather equipment!

buckleguy.com

BG & Corter Olive/Diamond Pricking Irons With decades of leathercraft experience, and extensive knowledge on the history of leather working tools, Corter has designed its flagship leather chisel. The BG & Corter olive tooth leather chisels are made with hardened tool steel, polished teeth, and a blackened handle. They provide comfort, accuracy, durability, and a delicate cut. Designed for the crafter, made to be your workhorse.  Sold Separately: Clear Vinyl Pricking Pad (3 Sizes) Chisel Storage Stand Tooth Shape: Olive/Diamond Olive (diamond) tooth shape (please see the 2nd images above for tooth shape) Direction (Obverse): / / / / / / / / Tooth width: 2.6mm center - pointed diamond tip that tapers to base Tooth length: 8.5mm Tooth Amount Options: 1, 2, 5, 9 teeth Tooth Spacing Options: 3.38mm, 3.85mm, 5mm Spacing is measured from the center of one tooth to the next Material:  Steel (SKD11) We reviewed a variety of steel options and landed on SKD11 tool steel. There is a fine balance of hardness, as too hard can make the teeth brittle, and too soft will not achieve a sharp tooth that will hold its shape. Performance and durability being the ultimate factors in our decision. What makes the BG and Corter pricking irons different? Solid steel construction.  Large flat head provides easy grip and precision when aligning teeth on leather.  Slim design allows for better visibility of leather and teeth when aligning and hammering into leather. Contoured and tapered handle for comfortable and easy handling. Machined and polished teeth allows for precise accuracy of every tooth, with smooth cutting and release from leather. The 'release' may be the second most important aspect of a pricking iron, second only to the cleanliness and accuracy of the holes that the blades make. By 'release' we mean the amount of pull needed to remove the blades from the leath