WUTA Leather Chisel All-Polished Die-Steel Puncher French Style Pricking Iron Sharp Leather Punching Tool Kits

I tested these very carefully as soon as I received them and over just 4 inches on 2.5 m leather they differed by 2m Even just using the 8 tooth lacked consistency. Very disappointed. The end tooth on the 8 tooth chisels lost its edge and twisted out of shape within a week of careful use. I am not a novice leatherworker.

Beautiful pricking irons for stitching, quality made, sharp as can be, work great

Sharp and smooth. Its not crazy expensive like KS Blade or Sinabroks, but you got 90% proformance. Sharp and smooth, cut easy and deep and also easy to pull out thanks for the smooth polished finish. Build quality is good. For this price range, i think this is worth the money.

I started off using 3.85 2 prong and 8 prong when I could just afford to purchase them. I was extremely surprised at how well these chisels work. I have BEAT on the back side of the two that I originally bought and not a single dent nor have they mushroomed at the top. When pushing these through leather the come out very easily as well. The cheap ones tend to grab the leather and they don't let go. You have to make an effort to pull the cheap chisels out. I decided to get the entire set from smallest to largest available and get the reverse of each one. Having the reverse chisels makes the aesthetics of your stitch even nicer when using obverse and reverse together. These leather chisels are NOT CHEAP quality. Easy to handle and easy to grip when using them. They also have a nice amount of metal at the top striking point so hitting a finger becomes even less likely. The people who sell these out of China are very nice, and patient, easy to work with.

Updating my review of this product. After a rough start seller replaced the broken iron very quickly. I’ve been rocking and rolling ever since. Image of this iron next to a ksblade. I prefer these irons over the last blade. In using 4-6 oz veg tan both have no trouble punching through but these leave a wider hole. With the ksblade I have to awl through as well these don’t require that. I think the icing on the cake for me is it comes with a 2 prong iron...for the ksblade that’s another $90 on top of the $115 I spent on the ks iron. Will more than likely buy again. Only reason this isn’t 5 stars is because of the initial experience. Second project and the tooth broke. Requesting a refund. Not expected out of a 80 dollar iron.