Chuck for a leather awl haft - where can I find it?

[noordwesth]

Hello! I am new to the forum.

I have plans to make myself a couple of awls for use in my saddlery, and I am specifically looking for a awl needle chuck (?) to use for the project.

I tried searching online, but since english isn't my first language, I am not sure whether I use the correct word in english for the hardware I am looking for.

Hopefully I can get the help I need from you!

Here a two pictures that shows the types of chucks I am looking for. Thanks in advance, and greetings from Sweden.

 

 

[Chakotay]

Here's one from Tandy:

https://tandyleather.com/collections/tools/products/flat-side-awl-haft

[noordwesth]

5 minutes ago, Chakotay said:

Here's one from Tandy:

https://tandyleather.com/collections/tools/products/flat-side-awl-haft

Thanks! I was a bit inexplicit in my first post. I am only looking for the hardware part on the awl. I have made some custom handles/hafts myself, that fits my hands really nice.

I just need the awl needle holding part.

[chuck123wapati]

https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/dremelcolletnutkit.aspx

[chuck123wapati]

https://www.foredom.net/product/a-m50-micro-chuck-with-3-32-shank/

[chuck123wapati]

https://www.mcmaster.com/pin-chucks/

[chuck123wapati]

https://www.leathercraftmasterclass.com/post/one-simple-trick-for-the-ultimate-awl

[noordwesth]

4 hours ago, chuck123wapati said:

https://www.leathercraftmasterclass.com/post/one-simple-trick-for-the-ultimate-awl

That seems like the solution for me! Thx man! The other links was good, but the one I quoted is the ticket.

I have tried dremel chucks and collet chucks before, but that demands you have a hollow threaded shaft.

The pin vise looks awesome. 

[Frodo]

12 hours ago, chuck123wapati said:

https://www.leathercraftmasterclass.com/post/one-simple-trick-for-the-ultimate-awl

The awl that you sent to me,  what steel did you use?

This thing takes a lick'n and keeps on tick'n 

 

[chuck123wapati]

11 hours ago, noordwesth said:

That seems like the solution for me! Thx man! The other links was good, but the one I quoted is the ticket.

I have tried dremel chucks and collet chucks before, but that demands you have a hollow threaded shaft.

The pin vise looks awesome. 

yw let me know how it works i just do it the old fashioned way.

[chuck123wapati]

4 hours ago, Frodo said:

The awl that you sent to me,  what steel did you use?

This thing takes a lick'n and keeps on tick'n 

 

that's good old 1095 high carbon. Is it still sharp I don't remember when i sharpened mine last.

11 hours ago, noordwesth said:

That seems like the solution for me! Thx man! The other links was good, but the one I quoted is the ticket.

I have tried dremel chucks and collet chucks before, but that demands you have a hollow threaded shaft.

The pin vise looks awesome.