YinTx

Olfa Rotary cutters: 28mm straight style $16, angle $15 - $20, sell both for $10 plus shipping will need new blades. YinTx

French/European style pricking irons, 10/5/2 teeth per set: sells for $19-$31 per set on Ebay, selling all three sets for $40 plus shipping (like get one set free). 3, 3.38, 3.85 mm irons YinTx

They cut cleanly, edges are pretty good. I took a close up above on the backsides so that you can see the edges and the condition. When you pm me, send your address so I can get you a shipping quote. Thanks, YinTx

If I recall correctly, yes. YinTx

These sell for $8, I'll let it go for $3. YinTx

This unscrews from the handle, you can screw other things in there like different sizes and even hole punches. $4 plus shipping YinTx

These sell new for $20, but have several wheels. I only have the one wheel, about 7SPI. So I'll sell it for $5 plus shipping. YinTx

These sell for $11, I'll let it go for $7 plus shipping. YinTx

I have been using this Wuta copy edge creaser and it works quite well. I have not used heat on it. I have a ton of edge creases, so this one gets to go to the next leather worker! I'll let it go for $10. See the comparison photo with the Wuta (not currently for sale). Ebony handle. YinTx

I have had this screw crease for a while, but don't use it much. They sell for $10, I'll let this go for $6 plus shipping. YinTx

I have a set of four edge bevelers, look like Tandy. The 1, 2, and 3 are sequentially sized, and the other #2 looks and acts bigger than the #3, so I'd say it is a 4. They are in nice shape, and cut smoothly. Take a look at the photos. They seem to sell for $8 each, I'll sell the set at $5 each, $20 total (save $12) plus shipping. YinTx

Selling off some more duplicate tools that I have. These two knives are Chinese made blades. The red handled one is really low cost, but if you want to find out if this style of knife works for you, what a great way to try one out. I spent about a half hour on the stones and a strop with this blade, and it is surprisingly well behaved - cuts very easily and smoothly, skives nicely. Comes with the little leather saya (cover) that I made for it. I'll let it go for $6 plus shipping. Second blade is really nice. Claims to be made with ebony wood, looks like turquiose and possibly red coral. Blade is supposed to be HRC 68-70 tool steel, it seemed a bit less so when I was sharpening it, and stropping it, but was really hard none the less. Not used very much at all, so practically brand new and in great shape. This one feels much more substantial in the hand, and I really enjoy using it - really clean cuts, easy to handle. Sells new for about $45, I would sell this one for $35 plus shipping, including the leather cover I made for it. Buy them both, $40 plus shipping Blade #1, $6 Blade 2, $35

The one I just picked up has rheostats, which basically allows infinite adjustment, not in increments. I have no idea the temperature range however. If I see anything in the owner's manual, I'll let you know. YinTx

Woa. that is a lot of tooling! and lacing! Fantastic work. Did you design and draw up the pattern yourself? YinTx

Looks really cool, and the colors are right as rain! YinTx

Nice stitching, both sides to boot! What color thread is that? YinTx

Thanks! I'm pretty happy with them, now I need to take some time and actually read them and try to learn a few things... Also, been trying to figure out what the value might be on them, saw one on Amazon not signed as far as I can tell, $50, so perhaps a bit more value with the sequentially numbered signatures? YinTx

That there is some tiny tooling! Well done, I see strings and fret bars and tuning knobs... so cool! Hope he likes it, I sure do and I don't even play! YinTx

Sold, thank you kindly. YinTx

Those are really neat! What are they intended to hold? YinTx

I noticed that too. I suspect I would have done the same thing if I had to do 1000 copies... YinTx

I use this blade a lot, especially on thinner leathers. I have really been enjoying it. Thanks for the compliment, and good luck with yours! share it when you finish it! YinTx

Yeah, that is pretty cool! And I think I have some of those stools... maybe time for some practice tooling... YinTx

I fully plan to, I enjoy collectible items, as my leather working tool collection is beginning to attest to. YinTx

This is the second book of Figure Carving Finesse that I have. It has some light wear marks on the cover, and the binding shows some separation as shown in the photo. Otherwise, it is in great condition. Again, these generally retail around $30, I will sell this one for $18. YinTx