Ultimate 7-in-1 Pro Leathercraft Set: Adjustable Stitching Groover and Creasing Edge Beveler for Seamlessly Sewing & Creasing Leather Review

I'm just getting started. Bought this for the small screw despite other reviews because of the extra blades. There is also no instruction manual. Go to Youtube and you will find some videos showing you exactly how to use it. Although I think it was a bit overpriced I got extra bits so don't whine. Figured if I need them, I have them. In the long run, I think different tools make sense for each job, but for me it's the minimum investment to start with. 5 begins. That's what I expected. That is…

I bought this because I needed a beveling tool and a grooving tool but only got one. It's not a 7-in-1 toolbox, it only does 5 jobs unless you want to count chamfering as 3 jobs. Nevertheless, the three so-called bevelers do not make a chamfer with a rounded edge, but pierce a groove in the edge and call it a chamfer. The pictures show a round groove on the back of the edge banders and if it was there it would cut the round edge as intended; but unfortunately this groove is not on the back…

I used a 7-in-1 crease, edger and crease on about 30 small leather items. Overall this is a great tool to start with leather or to do simple projects but after 30 small projects I have a lot to say. Firstly, Groover, after 30 projects it's clearly not as sharp as it used to be - understandably something that needs replacing like a regular razor blade, but I don't see any replacement other than buying a new tool. I still use this but have noticed that it doesn't leave a cleanly cut groove, but I