CRIMSON JAPANESE STYLE PRICKING IRON: crimsonhides.com/collections/leathercraft-tools/products/crimson-irons All of my recommended lists are here: www.amazon.com/shop/leathertoolz
I find it funny when people call tools professional. I seen people with expensive tools do crappy work. I've seen people do amazing job with less expensive tools.
I just purchased several sets of Kyoshin Elle diamond chisels. They are a lot less than Crimson and are the best I’ve yet owned. Well made with Japanese steel. Very sharp and cut through and pull out of 15 oz leather with ease. The holes are very clean and the teeth to handle alignment is perfectly straight. Try them out, I think you will love them as much as I do. By the way, they have round handles that I personally find easier to handle than the flat. I really think that is a personal feel issue and has nothing to do with one better than the other.
Technique matters. If you don’t know how to saddle stitch, the tools won’t help. I have 5 different styles of irons, premium and cheap and can get good results from them all. Lately, I am digging the European style with flat tines/teeth. I feel they are better because you achieve smaller holes.
My problem usually with stitching chisels are how large the teeth are, but I solved it with the new ones I bought. I'm still too cheap to buy crimson hide though 😂😂
CRIMSON JAPANESE STYLE PRICKING IRON: crimsonhides.com/collections/leathercraft-tools/products/crimson-irons
All of my recommended lists are here: www.amazon.com/shop/leathertoolz
@leathertoolz Are the Oka factory pricking Irons comparible to the Crimson? thanks
I find it funny when people call tools professional. I seen people with expensive tools do crappy work. I've seen people do amazing job with less expensive tools.
I just purchased several sets of Kyoshin Elle diamond chisels. They are a lot less than Crimson and are the best I’ve yet owned. Well made with Japanese steel. Very sharp and cut through and pull out of 15 oz leather with ease. The holes are very clean and the teeth to handle alignment is perfectly straight. Try them out, I think you will love them as much as I do. By the way, they have round handles that I personally find easier to handle than the flat. I really think that is a personal feel issue and has nothing to do with one better than the other.
Technique matters. If you don’t know how to saddle stitch, the tools won’t help. I have 5 different styles of irons, premium and cheap and can get good results from them all. Lately, I am digging the European style with flat tines/teeth. I feel they are better because you achieve smaller holes.
My problem usually with stitching chisels are how large the teeth are, but I solved it with the new ones I bought. I'm still too cheap to buy crimson hide though 😂😂
I am having the same problem. What are the new ones you bought? I would love to know.
Im going to order some of the Crimson HIde ones.. thanks..
thank you for your videos. i learn a lot from them. What weight is your hammer? for punching leather?
For me because of the round shaped I can center it better because I have better control.
Thanks
Have you tried Oka tools pricking irons? How do they compare?
Greetings from Peru. a question. which pricking iron diamond is better in your opinion? crimson or ksblade?
Both!
Best Japanese style pricking iron? better than Kevin Lee's? since you have both
Kevin Lee tools are manufactured in China as far as i know
They both last a long time. Both can rust believe it or not
The comparison is not that fair because one of them is with diamond shaped teeth the other one is flat.
Hi! Crimson refined their teeth from diamond to rounded shape
How much price sir
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lol! Lynn you read my mind again. I was about to type that too.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:20 That's NOT a pricking iron, it's a diamond stitching chisel! How can you make authoritative reviews, when you don't even know the difference??