Leather Stitching Wheel — Handcraft Sewing Tool
This tool is used to mark regular spacings in leather before sewing, engraving, or piercing.
By rolling the wheel over the material, the teeth create a line of marks, allowing for more precise and regular stitches.
The interchangeable wheels alter the spacing between marks according to the desired result: fine stitching, more visible stitches, or wider spacing for thick leathers.
The wooden handle provides a stable grip during repeated passes, while the metal structure allows for more precise guidance on straight or curved lines.
Designed for leatherwork, this tool can also be used for certain artisan bookbinding, notebook making, or textile creation practices.
Features
Contents: wooden handle, marking tool, 4 interchangeable wheels, and tightening wrench
Included spacings: 3 mm, 3.5 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm
Materials: stainless steel and solid wood
Total length: approximately 14 cm
Handle length: approximately 9.7 cm
Maximum handle diameter: approximately 3 cm
Use: leatherwork, artisanal sewing, leather goods, bookbinding
🤍 Ikane Workshop Tip
Regular marking immediately changes the perception of a seam. Even before assembly, the rhythm of the stitches already begins to structure the object.
