Leather burnisher

Hi Ken! It's been a while. A baker's dozen...

In Iroko & brass

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Link source: https://knoba.wordpress.com/2015/06/...her-burnisher/

Thanks Ken!

Hello knoba, looks like you've been busy! I had some sort of buffer in mind when I saw the title. Am not sure how this works...

Hey, DIYer!

Hope you're well!

After cutting a piece of leather it has angular edges. This can be undesirable in items like belts. Running an edge beveller will add a nice chamfer, but the burnisher can then run repeatedly down the edge, in a suitably sized groove, to round over the edge and take off any whisps that remain.

Wow, busy man, knoba! We'll get all of these tools added for Monday :)

Thanks Jon!

I'm definitely driven, no idea why or where it's going...

Thanks knoba! I've added your Leather Burnisher to our Leathercraft category, as well as to your builder page: knoba's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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