Durable Handmade 3.0mm Vegetable Tanned Full Grain Leather for Crafts/Tooling/Hobby Workshop - 12x12inches Review

This is exactly what I wanted. Thank you Kenith for great customer service. There were several letters directing me to what I needed. I have no hesitation in giving this seller a rating of 5+.

I ordered a 4mm sole for sandals, they work as perfectly as I could wish for, the leather is stiff and holds its shape well without fear of sharp stones. The sheet metal was solid and showed no defects or weaknesses. Very satisfied.

I have no experience with leather other than watching a few YouTube videos but I have had many leather items and can say that they are very good quality leather. It smells amazing, feels great and was packaged very well. There were no flaws in my work at all. From just a 12" x 12" square of black leather I was able to make a bushcraft sheath with room for a Survival Fatty Ferro rod and a mask for my tomahawk. I have some left over for something very small. I am very happy with my purchase!

I have ordered several squares from various leather retailers for a project I am working on. I have not been disappointed with any of the products supplied but the jeereal squares are the best. Ordered four squares from them, each was the same/same quality and each was individually boxed (in a mailer box) with a silica gel pouch to ensure they stay dry during the shipping process. None of the other sellers took care of it. Again, there were no issues with other sellers' goods upon arrival, but…

Looks like high quality leather. It's thicker and stiffer than I expected, but after some manipulation it weakens. I have used an 18mm wide strip of this leather to make quality watch straps. I heat the straps a bit in a warm oven and rub some melted meat wax into the leather to loosen the leather and also make it more waterproof. However, I had to make the straps thinner to fit through the watch. This is due to my myopia in ordering thicker leather, not the manufacturer or Revain. In general…

I bought this to use with my own leather sharpening bands to manufacture. A cheaper option is to buy a piece of leather (12x12 in my case) and attach it to metal or wood. I used about 3-3 "x8" lines, 1-2"x8" and 1-4"x12. I used a utility knife and a metal ruler to make the cuts, and it turned out great. , thick and in excellent condition. My only gripe (haha) is that the leather isn't cut straight and just doesn't match the ad length. For me that's not a problem, but if you need that particular