Fantastic Burnisher

[wlg190861]

Yes I have been thinking about buying this fantastic burnisher off Ebay, It is made and sold by stelmackr, he is a member here. Has anyone here used one, and what is your opinon on how it worksThank youDan

Edited February 15, 2014 by wlg190861

[St8LineGunsmith]

I am sorry but I don't really care how good a burnisher works when it is way over priced.

I can get a good burnished edge with a wooden spool chucked into a drill press.

[electrathon]

I have one. It works well. It does us wax to burnish so you need to have your dying done before you burnish. You also can not get into tight inside corners. Great for belts.

[stelmackr]

Yes I have been thinking about buying this fantastic burnisher off Ebay, It is made and sold by stelmackr, he is a member here. Has anyone here used one, and what is your opinion on how it works. Thank you. Dan

Dan,

I do not make nor sell the Fantastic Burnisher off Ebay ( http://stores.ebay.com/Scent-of-Leather?_trksid=p2047675.l2563 ), the owner is Carla and she is the maker and seller. I have had two of these burnishers--the original prototype (she lives nearby) and the current model. Both work fine. The new model is attached to a 1" by 4" plank that I clamp to the workbench and use. The other is on a roll around cart with a belt embosser, a dremel-like tool and some tools.

I really enjoy the different ways that people burnish leather. Some creative, some expensive and some old fashion (spit and a piece of blue jeans). Whatever works for you. Everyone swears by their method...

Bob Stelmack

[chiefjason]

If you already have a floor drill press or dremel, look into Pro Edge Burnishers. I have the "slot master" for my drill press and a "Rub stick" for molding my holsters. Fantastic stuff. Just one more, of a million possible ways to do it.