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3-Piece DIY Leather Awl Set, Pine Wood Tool with Steel Tip for Piercing Leather and Paper
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Description
Welcome to our shop! Discover our DIY leather awl, an essential tool for all your piercing and marking projects. Carefully crafted, it combines robustness and ergonomics for an optimal user experience. This awl stands out for its exceptional hardness. Forged from high-quality tool steel, it has undergone a complete heat treatment, guaranteeing outstanding wear resistance, strength, and durability. Its conical point is finely polished, making it extremely sharp and greatly facilitating piercing. Furthermore, this finish protects it against rust, ensuring reliable performance over time. The tool's construction is built to last. The conical needle is securely attached to the wooden handle, eliminating any risk of loosening or falling, even during intensive use. Comfort has not been overlooked. The handle is made of solid pine, crafted with an ergonomic design that perfectly fits the shape of the hand. This comfortable, non-slip, and durable grip reduces fatigue during long work sessions. Versatile, this awl is widely used for piercing and marking surfaces of various materials such as paper, fabric, wood, plastic, and laminates. It's the perfect tool for DIY enthusiasts, leatherworkers, creative artists, or any project requiring precise perforation. **Product Details:** **Item Type:** DIY Leather Awl** **Material:** Pine handle, tool steel point** **Uses:** Piercing and marking on paper, fabric, wood, plastic, laminate.** **Length:** Approximately 123 mm / 4.84 inches**Your order includes:** 3 x Leather Awls.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack3
- MaterialWood / Steel
- Recommended use(s) punches & awlsLeather
- ManoMano ReferenceME221132173
- MMID228255972971
- Product codeYXCP-01809
- EAN6950493194349
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