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pricey!!!

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They are pricey lol, prices for a new Blanchard pricking iron with 10 teeth alone can set you back over $200. I purchased these only a few months ago. I find I use a No. 10 more in my work.

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Are these for marking or punching?

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These will mark or punch holes, one of the forum members, Sean, did a good write up on Blanchard pricking irons on his blog. And below are a few youtube videos.

Skip to :20 sec

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75Q-_AaNhbk

Sean's blog

http://www.fineleatherworking.com/blog/using-pricking-irons/

Jnk Using a pricking iron (not sure if his is Blanchard), skip to 1:20

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Thanks for those links, particularly the last one.

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... I just purchased a couple of #7 Dixon (1 1/2" and 1/2") pricking irons. Do you know how the tooth size compares? I would really like to have a 2 tooth iron.

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Each blade width is roughly 2mm wide, and from blade to blade is roughly 3mm diagonally, hope this helps

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Thanks for taking the time to answer, Lee05. Please advise if you decide to split the set. I am very intersted in the two tooth iron.

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Where can I buy different sizes of the Blanchard pricking irons?

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Bob, Dixons also make their pricking irons with 2 teeth, I have them in 8, 9 & 10 per inch

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Dixons are also a lot cheaper than Blanchard, speak English and apparently will produce or modify tools to your specifications.

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Does anyone know of a uk seller selling Vergez Blanchard pricking irons?

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