🤔What do you prefer? Fixed manual creaser, electric creaser, OR adjustable manual creaser?

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Комментарии : 23

@glanleather1005 Год назад

Great! Thank you! 🤝

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Welcome!

@kaineyakuza8099 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video very useful tip, I was wondering if there is a technique to heat creasing round or curved edges

@LeathercraftMasterclass 5 месяцев назад

For curves you would use the tip or heel of the creaser.

@williamshetler4954 Год назад

Double creasers are my favorites.

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Great!

@kyuubinokitsune4270 Год назад

Uh! Thank you. I needed this tutorial. 😊 Personally I bought a double electric one from China. I like it!

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Glad it was helpful 👍

@pequodexpress Год назад

I'm thinking about getting an adjustable (0mm-5.0mm) fileteuse creasing tip.

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Not a bad idea

@mikedeloach6849 Год назад

How critical is the string/cord size? It occurs to me that on fine creasers, too large of a cord might result in changing the profile of the groove…making it broader at the edge. Worse, it could do do unevenly, distorting the crispness of the crease. TIA

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

With a super fine polish it would probably take years to note any profile changes, but ideally you want to match the groove or at least be close.

@Handles-R-Lame Год назад

@@LeathercraftMasterclass agreed. Your method shorn here will not produce any adverse effects, id say it is on the gentler side of techniques when it comes to polishing.

@Link-tb4uv Год назад

So useful! I’ll be polishing my creaser heads tomorrow. Do you have any suggestions for reliable ways to clean the outside of the creaser tip , if say edge paint or dye was melted onto it?

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

I haven't found a solvent that will do it, so I use a scouring pad (Scotch-Brite) which removes minimal metal in the process.

@michaelsmith-ep7jq Год назад

@@LeathercraftMasterclass tooth paste, Bar Keepers Friend, auto polish. Anything with a bit of grit.

@maddawgnoll Год назад

I second the toothpaste comment

@alandrewgibson Год назад

Nice one Phil - perhaps this technique could be used with a grinding paste to make the groove deeper then polished to enhance the groove???

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Possibly. I'd probably use a micro fine round file for that, but I can't say I've come across a creaser with a too-shallow groove yet.

@alandrewgibson Год назад

@@LeathercraftMasterclass I have and whatever I tried failed miserably - the steel was ‘super crap steel’ - buy cheap buy twice!!!!

@snowtheme1 Год назад

I have a hand creaser but no burner. Can you please do a video detailing how the crease differs with the heated tip vs not heated tip (looks, effectiveness and longevity)? Not sure if I need to buy a burner or if it’s just another tool I won’t use? 🤔

@snowtheme1 Год назад

Great video btw 😄

@LeathercraftMasterclass Год назад

Well, It's going to be a case of having a clearly defined crease line vs a barely visible crease line that disappears with time and use. On soft chrome leathers you won't see any line without heat. Definitely get one. I use a small precision torch that takes short butane canisters, you can pick those up cheaply online: tinyurl.com/5275shtz