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Reddit mentions of Aiskaer Latest Model Stainless Steel 4mm 1/2/4/6 Prong DIY Diamond Lacing Stitching Chisel Set Leather Craft Kits,Has been polished, more sharp and durable
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POLISHING TREATMENT：Has been polished, more sharp and durable.One sharp rhombus tooth is helpful to punch quickly and effortlessly.NON-SLIP DURABLE：Knurled Body, The grip is firmer and does not slip.Adopt high strength steel,is durable and useful leather craft tool.PRODUCT SIZE：Prong width:Approx 2mm, Prong pitch:Approx 4mm,Length: 100mm,Weight: 120g,Color: Black.PACKAGE INCLUDED:1 Prong/ 2 Prong/ 4 Prong/ 6 Prong+Plastic box +Velvet bag+Instruction manual.Whether you are a beginner or expert in leather DIY production, this will be your perfect tool.EXCELLENT AFTER-SALES SERVICE:If you are not satisfied with our products or there are defects in the products, please contact us in time, we will refund or exchange the goods for you unconditionally.
Specs:
| Color | Black-4mm |
| Weight | 0.33 Pounds |
I will add
contact cement(I use weldwood($) but Barge($$) is one of the favorites)
Neatsfoot oil(lesson learned on keeping the leather oiled!)
For diamond punches I got these for $18. Work fantastically and you get a full set(1,2,4,6). You'll mostly use the 2 and 6 but 1 and 4 are nice to have.
Waxed Thread- Ritza 25 (Tiger thread) no doubt about it. Even if it's your first project ever. Like $6 for 25m or $32 for 500m, makes stitching sooooo much easier and looks a ton nicer.
Needles- John James. $10 for 25 needles, haven't had one bend yet.
In the long run you'll want a skiving knife since it's easier for bigger cuts vs exacto. If you're handy get a peice of 1095 steel and make your own! Get some stones and some buffing compound, put a chisel edge on it, and learn how to make a razors edge because that's something you'll need to keep the knives sharp!