Leather Marking & Stitch Spacing Wheel-Leather & Fabric Craft Tool

• Precision Stitch Marking: Creates clean, evenly spaced indentations, ensuring consistent stitching lines for a professional look on leather projects.

• Interchangeable Gear Sizes: Easily switch gears to adjust stitch spacing, accommodating different stitching styles and patterns, from fine detailing to larger, decorative stitches.

• Durable Build: Made with high-quality metal components, ensuring longevity and resilience under repeated use on tougher materials like leather and canvas.

• Comfortable Grip: Ergonomically designed handle allows for prolonged use without hand strain, ideal for intricate or large-scale projects.

• Versatile Material Compatibility: Works well on a range of materials, including leather, canvas, denim, and even heavyweight fabrics, making it an essential tool for diverse crafting projects.

Incudes:

• Stitching Marking Handle
• 4 Stitching Wheels
  -3.0mm  (8.5 Stitches per Inch)
  -3.5mm  (7.5 Stitches per Inch)
  -4.0mm  (6.4 Stitches per Inch)
  -5.0mm  (5.0 Stitches per Inch)

Usage Tips

• Choose the Right Wheel Size: Use the wheel size that matches your desired stitch spacing (3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm, or 5mm) for consistent stitching guides. Smaller wheels work well for fine, close stitches, while larger ones are ideal for decorative or bold stitching.

• Test on Scrap Material First: Before applying the wheel to your main project, test it on a scrap piece of the same material. This helps you confirm the spacing and ensure the pressure is just right to avoid unwanted marks.

• Use Steady Pressure: Apply consistent pressure while rolling to achieve even, visible marks without over-pressing. Too much force can leave unwanted dents, especially on softer materials.

• Maintain and Store Properly: Keep the wheels clean and free of debris to ensure smooth rolling, and use the included wrench for any necessary adjustments to keep everything secure.

• Combine with Stitching Groover for Leather: For leather projects, using a stitching groover alongside the marking wheel creates a recessed line, protecting the stitches and adding a polished finish.