Using The Saddlers Double Screw Crease Tool 

I have never left a comment on RU-vid before now. I have never heard of heating the tool and can’t wait to try it out

You always remember me of my school days, some good things, others not so good. However, when you are working with leather I still think of coming home from school and having half an hour before the bus came and going into the Saddlers. I don't know why, but he only allowed a few of us in, I was the main one as I was keen to do things to help. I can almost smell the leather and rope he used to make cows halters of, though some were made of modern nylon sort of rope. He wouldn't let me use the sewing machine though, in fact he did a lot of it by hand anyway. Makes me relax watching you work with leather.

Thanks Harry, this is the most informative video have found on the screw crease. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for another great video, Harry.

Another great video Harry, thanks!

beautiful antique model!

Well done as usual Harry.....thank you. Anaco, Anz.

Thanks for the explanation of the crease tool, and why a bit of heat is necessary. I've only seen electric ones used on RU-vid

Nice one. Thank you Harry

Good demo, thanks

Very informative. I bought one (new), from I think Taylors near Old Street, but didn't know how to use it, still got it somewhere.

Thank you! I was wondering how to use the thing. I wasn't happy with the cold creasing.

Good point on protecting your wrist. Repetitive strain takes its toll in the long run!

Good!

Hi Harry, If one was to buy a "cheaper" creaser and the user was say right handed,could the left side of the creaser be slightly filed to give that finer line? Just a thought !

Very good Harry Just one thing where do you buy one?

Where do you purchase your buckles for your belts?

I would like a more in depth video about removing the tannerie wax. I know you put in up about different products you use, but a more in depth film about technique to get it very shiny would be great!

Good vid. Useful information. What are the pros and cons between using these vs stitching groovers?

Hello. I'm in usa. My question is where did you get the lovely burner for your creasing irons? I am looking for one in general. Thank you for your time and videos.

Is this tool ideal for finished leather you want to add creases too compared to cased bare leather?

Hi Harry, How does the creaser work on full grain veg-tan leather that is not waxed. Lets say if I dye the leather and add acrylic coating...would it be best to wet the un-dyed leather, crease it then dye it?

Informative as always, Harry! This is sonewhat of an irrelevant question but I like your watch, what brand/model is it?

Hello Harry, great video as always. I have a quick question but it regards to another subject. Where do you buy your industrial sewing machine threads? Is it a UK company? Hope to hear from you, thanks!

hello harry, just one question, the spirit lamp. were to purchase, also what spire do you use, keep up the good work.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Quick question - where did you get your burner (is there a specific name for it) and what do you use as fuel? - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

Hi, Harry. Nice videos. Where did you buy your BURNER/BASE? Thanks in Advance.

Never understand why one of the arms are not made a bit longer to assist guiding

Great video Harry,but I don't know how to get a tool like this,all I can find and buy is some cheap and terrible thing!

Hi how can i buy this item ?

Hi Harry just wondering if you can help me, I’m looking for an adjustable creaser at the moment my choices are the artisan or George Barnsley. Was just wanting to know if you’ve used either of these ( it looks like one is the artisan creaser)and if so what are the pro’s con’s, or if you know whether either of them produce a thin or thick crease. By the way it’s good to know which way up to use these I’ve seen them used both ways. Thanks for the video great as always 👍

What sort of fuel are you using? I just got a creaser and a lamp but I'm trying to make sure I get the proper fuel :)

Can this tool be used by pushing it?

Difficult to find.

So grateful for these videos. Thank you Harry ! About to start my first belt. Have a ' starter ' creaser an am already stressing about going around the English point lol