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J B
2025-09-04 17:26:33
Makes leather edge burnishing ... fun and that is surprising
david r smith
2025-08-24 18:49:30
bought these on a whim, turns out they are really nice, the rubber bits are a fine grit that works great on seams and the wood bit burnished it to a high shine after sanding. I use them on a dremel with adjustable speed and dont spin them too fast. you can also use a rubber eraser to clean the sanding bits after use but go easy.....all in all glad I bought them you will be too!
Stephen Crane
2025-07-30 14:15:32
Product is good quality
Jack M
2025-07-26 12:25:30
Makes buffing edges easy
D. Phelps
2025-06-12 12:54:39
What a great idea for burnishing! I just got back into leatherwork after a 30-year hiatus and stumbled upon these while browsing Amazon. I use my dog toenail Dremel and it's the perfect speed for this purpose. The green tips are like a super fine sandpaper and they are perfect if your edge has some imperfections and for shaping. The wood ones burnish to a nice smooth finish. I use water to treat the edge first, then use the Dremel. The box is really nice for storing them, too. I couldn't be happier with this set!
kevin wilson
2025-04-07 12:38:20
Fit my Dremel no isssues. Need to figure out the speed/size that works for your leather. I would take a trim and test it out on that first. But So much better than just using your hand.I do recommend getting a stand for the Dremel or a way to prop it up that you can turn it on without it moving. Then using both hands with the leather for more control.Yeah you can also clamp up the leather to something and then use the dremel on it. I guess I would rather have it more eye level and not at table level when doing this.I like to have the leather taught in my hand more then the other way, but both works.
teeinep
2025-04-01 12:46:16
I watched the video again to ensure I was using the bits correctly because I was not getting any results. I tried the different bits on soft leather and thick leather, either way, they did not work for me. I have a powerful drill and no result even at full speed. I am disappointed. Perhaps, it requires skill, but even then, if this was a matter of skill, it should have damaged the leather, and instead, it barely did anything. The soft leather got scratched because it is colored, but that was it.
mattisse99
2025-01-24 11:22:19
These tips make quick work for all leather work! I have spend countless hours sanding by hand, but these tips make it so easy and so fast! All you need is a Dremel or similar, and you are set! Veg tanned or chrome tanned, works great!Thank you Shen for your help. Can’t wait for the new tips you are working on!
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