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Depends of the quality of your creaser been using a blowtorch for 25 years until recently still good as new.

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14 minutes ago, jcuk said:

Depends of the quality of your creaser been using a blowtorch for 25 years until recently still good as new.

Well, it was the one from Tandy, so I guess that sums it up.

I used to use a Bic lighter but I had to wipe the soot off with a heavy cloth before applying it to the leather. Quite a pain, which is why I got the spirit lamp, which I also use to heat up my brass stamps now (I used to use an iron upside down and place the stamps on it for ~40 seconds). I ordered another Tandy creaser and still use the spirit lamp, but I'm extra careful now that it only stays no more than 15 seconds under the flame (that one time I left it there for close to a minute or more: can't remember—all I remember is that I heard dripping and when I looked I saw big drops of melted steel dripping onto the lamp).

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Try something along this line, mine was cheaper don't even know what make it is but a bonus for me its left handed

 

https://www.georgebarnsleyandsons.co.uk/product-page/screw-crease

 

Hope this helps

JCUK

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