TandyPro Tools Awl
TandyPro® Tools are designed and crafted by an experienced team of professional leatherworkers. These beautifully designed tools are manufactured by Since using premium materials and are built for precision, balance, ease of use, comfort, ergonomics, and long wear. Designed to be used on high-end leather for premium and professional projects, these hand tools are the perfect addition to any leatherworker's toolbox.
Our selection of Awls makes scratching, marking, and punching holes in even the thickest of leather a breeze! The comfortable, engineered walnut handles are suitable for any size hand, giving remarkable stability in a compact size. The stainless steel heat-treated blades are strong, durable, and sharp, giving you years of use without bending or breaking. The Diamond and French Awls should not be twisted when used, the hardened steel may snap if twisted.
Specifications
- Materials: Engineered Wood, Stainless Steel
Check out our Saddle Stitching blog and video tutorial to see the awls in action.
Disclaimers
Original: $62.35
-65%$62.35
$21.82
Description
TandyPro® Tools are designed and crafted by an experienced team of professional leatherworkers. These beautifully designed tools are manufactured by Since using premium materials and are built for precision, balance, ease of use, comfort, ergonomics, and long wear. Designed to be used on high-end leather for premium and professional projects, these hand tools are the perfect addition to any leatherworker's toolbox.
Our selection of Awls makes scratching, marking, and punching holes in even the thickest of leather a breeze! The comfortable, engineered walnut handles are suitable for any size hand, giving remarkable stability in a compact size. The stainless steel heat-treated blades are strong, durable, and sharp, giving you years of use without bending or breaking. The Diamond and French Awls should not be twisted when used, the hardened steel may snap if twisted.
Specifications
- Materials: Engineered Wood, Stainless Steel
Check out our Saddle Stitching blog and video tutorial to see the awls in action.
Disclaimers
