Plastic push beveller

[wfwingit]

Can anyone tell me who the original manufacturer of the plastic push beveller that fits in your swivel knife was? Was there a part number?

A similar reproduction is listed as the CraftMaster Push Beveller on Springfield Leather's site.

https://www.springfieldleather.com/Craftmaster-Push-Beveller

 

Edited May 7, 2023 by wfwingit

[TomE]

I bought the Springfield beveler did some smoothing to make it work better.  This video shows the original nylon (?) push beveler at about 5:00 min on the timeline.  You can see its shape but he doesn't say who manufactured it.  He can be contacted as the Admin of the "Facebook Leathercrafters" group.

 

[fredk]

I can't help with the original maker info but the beveller is very easy to make

I made two, with different profiles;

The materials to make about 6 of these cost me less than $10

[wfwingit]

I found my answer. Thanks everyone. ==>  "Easy Bevel Blade" Craftool Co. Fort worth Texas USA #8124

[dikman]

I made one out of nylon, pretty easy to make.

[wfwingit]

fredk, thanks for the close up pictures.

I am going to give making one a try.

[fredk]

35 minutes ago, dikman said:

I made one out of nylon, pretty easy to make.

Mine are made of nylon as well. I have no real power tools to make things. I bought a rod of nylon and a rod of delrin* (afair). The delrin is sized to fit into the hole on the swivel knife. A hole in a piece of the nylon rod takes the delrin. A small hole was drilled across and through the two rods and a small brass escutcheon nail was pressed in to lock the two together. Then the working end was drawn on for the shape of the bevel I wanted with a marker and was cut to shape with a very sharp craft knife. Its impossible to sand nylon smooth so it has to be cut smooth with a knife

I suppose someone with a lathe type thingy could turn the beveller from one piece of nylon, but not having one I had to make it in two pieces

* only got the delrin as that was the only material I could find I could get for the bit to go into the swivel knife

And this reminds me; I want to make another with a different profile

Here you can see the two part construction with the end of the brass nail showing

Edited May 7, 2023 by fredk

[howie696]

this works for me, just a drop of epoxy to glue it in

 

[dikman]

Fred, they look good and that's a simple and effective way to make them.   I'm fortunate to have a couple of lathes so it's no big deal to turn the nylon to the right size.

Howie, that's an interesting way to make one.

[Heartless]

somebody must have asked the right people... check this out
https://www.springfieldleather.com/Craftmaster-Push-Beveller

 

[TomE]

24 minutes ago, Heartless said:

somebody must have asked the right people... check this out
https://www.springfieldleather.com/Craftmaster-Push-Beveller

 

See my comment above. 

[x546JP]

I do not know the history of these bevelers, but I know you can get them here: http://swivelknifebeveler.etsy.com

I hope this helps.