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Wheel Stitch Hole Markers

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just a quick question,but is there a vid or somthing on one being used to mark the holes prior to awling and stitching.

i guessed that you just push it but cant seem to find any info on them??

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I do one of two things!

I groove a line where I want the stitches to go along. I start at the one end usually off the center and roll it carefully along the groove making sure to stay in the groove and make good impression that I can see later. Here is where a nice, good and sharp wheel comes in.

My second way is to scribe a line with an awl (lightly) and repeat the instructions above. This way requires patience and steadiness because it is easy to sway off course.

I hope this helps.

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It helps to moisten the leather slightly so the wheel makes a better impression.

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just a quick question,but is there a vid or somthing on one being used to mark the holes prior to awling and stitching.

i guessed that you just push it but cant seem to find any info on them??

Skippy, first cut your stitching groove, moisten leather....slightly, run the wheel in the groove. Use other hand unless you're a southpaw. Mike

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ahhhhh

thanks guys. so i need a groove cutter too.

ill order both.

thanks

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