273 Pieces Leather Working Tools and Supplies with Leather Tool Box Cutting Mat Hammer Stamping Needles Snaps and Rivets Kit Perfect for Stitching Punching Cutting Sewing Leathercrafting Making

Very nice compact kit for beginners.

I liked it, it works well for me.

This kit has a smattering of everything you might do with leather. I bought it with a small simple project in mind. I the kit provided me the ability to determine that I needed some better tools and whIch ones I needSo here’s my view on a few itemsThe hammer is nice. Perhaps not really big enough but I got it to work ok.The punches that cut leather are just barely sharp enough to cut through the thin leather I was working withThe stitch grooving tool didn’t work for me as it was not sharp enough. I bought a better oneThe edge cutter is also not sharp enough and has been replacedI like the mats that came with it although haven’t used themThe xacto knife feels lower quality. I didn’t test it because I have razor knives that I like. I suspect the knife will work fine for a novice though.Burnisher worked fine. Not sure how one couldn’t work!!It’s nice to have the smattering of other tools to test out and develop new skillsThe case seems to be a complete afterthought. All the stuff piles in in a disorganized fashion. Go buy a better toolbox or storage container with compartments. I have repurposed the case as it’s nice for something light duty. It’s just a box with hinges and latches. Very basic, but certainly better than just getting a cardboard box of miscellaneous tools!

They were for my 83 yr old husband; he’s very happy with them

This made a perfect beginners kit for my daughter.

EDIT: Some of the items in the kit are of mixed quality. The tip of thee awl bent when trying to make a pilot hole for stitching through thick, tough hide. Also, when using the circular base to push through leather with a needle, it busted through the back of the wood! Cheap pine wood is not the correct material for this. Oak or hickory should have been used. To fix it I used wood glue to put two layers of rawhide on the back, which also have it a more positive grip in my hand.I'll be honest, I had zero idea what some of the items in the kit were for before reading the included booklet. I started working with leather just with needle, upholstery thread and thread and a homemade awl. I've sewn holsters, traditional Native American clothing and shoes, rifle scabbards, knife sheaths, bags, you name it - all with minimal tools. I wish I had bought this years ago because this brings me to a whole next level of capabilities. My favorite pieces so far are the ornamental stamping dies. I recognize the steel as tool steel, very good quality. That is, except for the awl, which is too soft, which I will harden myself through heating and quenching. The case is honestly too small and everything is packed in there. But you know what? I can sew a bag for it out of leather, or there are a lot of options at the thrift store. I will use the small case that it comes with for drill bits or something. Everything considered, this kit is satisfactory.

I’m a beginner & just started leathercrafting classes at my local school district. Our instructor gave us a list of basics, including a tool kit recommendation from a major hobby store. The major hobby store kits failed all of us (mislabeled and missing tools) hahah! I purchased this one in a pinch. The variation of tools in a case with a basic instructional booklet (and overnight delivery) sold me. This kit was great to take to class the next morning & matched the quality of tools that my instructor provided during class. The plastic case is too small for everything to fit properly. When I’m finishing up a project, the last thing I want to do is puzzle and Tetris together my kit. The case needs improvement in size & the latches feel a little flimsy for as heavy as the load is with everything inside. As far as the tools — perfect for a beginner to tinker with or travel with!

This was a gift and they loved it