Co-link DIY Leather Craft Flatten Pliers - Silver Straight Head - 200mm - Limited Warranty
Product ID: 101983696
⏳Time-saving efficiency
🔧High-strength steel
⚙️Ergonomic design
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The DIY Leather Craft Flatten Pliers are designed for both professionals and hobbyists, featuring a robust steel construction for durability, an ergonomic grip for comfort, and a versatile design suitable for various leather projects. Ideal for creating wallets, handbags, and more, these pliers save time and enhance precision in your crafting endeavors.
K**R
would by again.
put some leather on the jaws and they are a great tool.
D**S
Good product
Sturdy and easy to use
T**7
Low quality product
Not worth buying it
D**Y
review
just like the ad said they were
S**.
Functional, far from perfect
As others have said, clamping surface has a lot of bad marks. However, I intended on putting a thin layer of leather on them to protect projects, anyway. I suggest others plan on this, even with perfect surfaces, because the clamps do not close on a perfect angle. My issue is with overall quality control. This thing is brand new, very well protected in packaging... Yet there is a deep guage in the metal on the outside surface.Still usable, 100%, but there are no illusions about quality
J**L
Solid tool
Excellent tool for leather working.Sturdy and only required minimum dressing.
D**.
Will work on most projects
Made fairly well, though the working face of the jaws needed to be filed down due to rough nubs on the faces.
R**S
Inside faces rough...needs grinding/polishing.
Careful! They seem sturdy, but, the inside faces were extremely rough and messed up the first leather I tried. I had to grind and polish the inside of the faces. Jaws are not parallel when fully closed, but, seem to be parallel when pressing a couple of thicknesses of leather. I’d recommend them, but grind and polish the faces, first.
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