Tandy Leather
Blade 4-3/8 "
Stainless Steel
Comfortable handle
U.J. Ramelson
4-1/8" Blade Length
High Quality Steel
Used as Skiver
STAMESKY
Blade Length 2.5-inch
High Quality Blades
Eco-Friendly Handle
Tandy Leather
Measures 5/16" x 2-1/4"
Deep Curve
7/8" radius
Co-link
Knife size: 15.5x3x1cm
Zirconia Ceramic
Handle is made of rosewood
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Buyer’s Guide
If you want to be less taxing on your arm and decrease your production time, here’s something that should be obvious to everybody. So as soon as you’ve taken your blade out of the package, go straight to your strop and sharpen it. These blades are razor sharp out of the package, so you wouldn’t think that you would sharpen it right away, but you can get them even sharper if you’d put it to the strop before using it on your leather.
You can still tell that it’s cutting a lot better than it was before and making it a lot easier on your forearms, and that means you can work longer and get more done.
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I have been using an exacto knife with the hook blades for cutting rugs for years but I can see this is what I should upgrade to.
I will mention I actually hold the leather up in the air and cut with the hook knife pulling towards me from underneath. I just watch the blade follow the line from above. Thanks for posting!
Hello, David! Thanks for your comment.