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A leatherworking burnishing tool that attaches to a drill. *You will need an M.3 or M.4 brass inserts (whichever works, I used M.4), a corresponding headless bolt, and a lock nut of the same size. * To assemble: 1. Use heat to press a…
Burnishing tool for leather or similar projects that ends in a hex shaft for attaching to the chuck of a drill. The default scale will fit into any drill with a chuck that accepts hex shats of at least 9mm but can be resized to be larger…
This is a custom designed box for fellow leathercrafters to hold their edge burnishing tools while treating edges. Their are compartments for various grades of sandpaper, linen cloth, a burnishing stick, an awl for application, a jar of…
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The Tape Burnishing Tool is the perfect tool to firmly press your tape down to the surface. Especially useful when using tape as a hold down method for CNC routing. However it can be used anytime you need to press something firmly down…
If you're using the tape+glue method for workholding then burnishing the tape to surfaces. Experimenting with a few setups showed that a smaller pin gives higher pressure and a better result. I found that a ¼" diameter x ½" long pin…
