Leather Craft Tools, 60 Pieces Leather Working Tools and Supplies with Storage Bag Cutting Mat Prong Punch Groover Edge Creaser Stamping Carving Knife Awl Hammer for Craft Making DIY Sewing

This is a really nice kit! I was looking to expand my current selection of tools/upgrade some ones I’d inherited … so far I’ve made a few things and these tools seem to work REALLY well and seem really high quality! It comes with everything you need to start your leather working journey … and can definitely grow with you to expert mode! It’s nicely organized, and I love that everything just stays together in the case. No more looking for misplaced tools!

I picked up this kit because it seamed to have what was needed to get started. I new to learning working and didn’t want to spend a bunch of money just to see the f this was something I could do and enjoy doing. This kit worked out great as it had everything I seeded to make my first project, a card holder. Over all, a good value for the money and I would recommend.

Pros: This kit has pretty much everything you need to start leather crafting and I’m impressed with what I’ve made with it. The quality is decent and you will probably use enough of the tools to justify buying it even though you probably won’t use them all. Cons: As I said, the quality is decent but hardly great. I’ve had mine for about 2 months, I’ve churned out a couple rifle stock wraps, and a couple holsters and most of the tools have done well. The stitching awl is bent already, and not terribly sturdy, but my real complaint is the stitching chisels. They are easily bent, and even more easily dulled. Get a gel chisel mat if you’re going to use them to fully penetrate the leather. If you’re only using them to mark the stitch points and follow through with the awl they may last longer but the awl may not. Final thoughts: Depending on what you will be making this may be perfect for you, especially if you’re not sure if you’re going to do much leatherworking or will be making light products intermittently. For me I discovered I’m good at it and am making a lot of things and they’re all fairly heavy duty and have replaced/added to a number of things already. If I had to do over again, I probably would buy most of the pieces separately. I mainly use a stitching chisel, a handheld hole puncher, a foldable utility knife from Home Depot, a skiving tool, stitching needles, awl, mallet, edge beveler, and stitching groove tool. All of that will probably cost a bit more than this kit but if you end up buying the kit and the extra stuff anyway then you’re still ahead.

I just started into leather crafting and this kit is a great starter kit for beginners. I have several old knives from my teen days and want to remake sheaths for them. This kit has all the tools to do good leather work from a hobby knife and blades to edgers, needles and thread, to mallet and decorative leather stamps. I especially like the carrying case so I can keep everything in one spot.

This kit is very good, it is only missing the molding/forming tool.

Definitely worth the money! There was a huge selection of tools, everything you could think of or need! High quality, and very functional/easy to use!

Good for beginners to get a feel of how they work but like most people say, the quality of each tool is not great!! So if you want to seriously get into leather work, save yourself the money and time and by better quality tools. They will be sharper, make your work faster.

It is a good beginners kit it doesn't have the greatest equipment but it has decent stuff to get you really started in the craft