Frustrtated By My Bevelers

[bex DK]

I know that letting the leather dry more definitely made a difference for me. Also some bevelers I have are worse than others for it--the narrow undercutter is the worst. I keep working to get better but have decided that if I do start managing to sell any leather work, I will invest in a higher quality set of bevelers so the edges are more rounded.

[js5972]

There is a really good thread in the "Stamping" forum that helped me alot. Several different techniques to try.

[LNLeather]

bex DK Posted Yesterday, 11:55 AM

I know that letting the leather dry more definitely made a difference for me. Also some bevelers I have are worse than others for it - the narrow undercutter is the worst. I keep working to get better but have decided that if I do start managing to sell any leather work, I will invest in a higher quality set of bevelers so the edges are more rounded.

bex DK

bex DK - or anyone.....

I wonder, who would you recommend for a Higher Quality Set of Bevelers?

Thanks Fredo - great thread for us (me) beginners - I'm having the same problem...

Edited August 20, 2010 by LNLeather

[Spinner]

bex DK - or anyone.....

I wonder, who would you recommend for a Higher Quality Set of Bevelers?

Thanks Fredo - great thread for us (me) beginners - I'm having the same problem...

Cheryl,

Check out Barry King & Robert Beard bevelers, I have 4 of each of them in various sizes (different types from each maker) and love working with them.

I did just get a Facebook invite for Clay's tools last night though. I haven't used them but they look good and Clay knows his stuff.

Chris