BG Leather Adjustable Leather Creaser | Buckleguy Tools Demo

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Review of leathercraft adjustable creasers designed by Buckleguy and demonstration of how they work.
Tool Overview:
-Uses: Marks a line at an adjustable distance from the edge of leather for creating a recessed line for punching stitch holes or as a decorative accent
-Handle Material: Cocobolo & Brass
-Blade Material: 304 Stainless Steel
Distance from Edge: Adjustable from 0.5mm to 5.5mm
Crease Sizes:
-0.5mm
-1.2mm
-1.5mm
BG Tools are our line of leather working tools and machines specifically designed and developed by Buckleguy for home crafters and production facilities making fine leather goods.
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[@billmoore6751]

Q: the video shows using each model creaser what I presume is fully extended. Why not sell only the large one and the customer cam just it narrower? Thanks.

[@Buckleguycom]

Hi there! The different sizes each leave a different width of crease on your leather, and their adjustability allows you to place that creaser closer to or father in from the edge of your leather.

[@BunyaminSalman]

Hi. In terms of usability, does fixed or adjustable work better?

[@Buckleguycom]

Hi there, it's largely a matter of personal preference.

[@billmoore6751]

One other thought. I think I remember seeing an electric creasing iron for heat. Do you or can you heat a fixed or adjustable creating iron for better performance? Thanks again.

[@Buckleguycom]

Hi there, while there are heat creasers on the market these specific creasers are not meant to be heated.

[@billmoore6751]

@@Buckleguycom thanks for both responses. Another bit of education!