Co Link Leather Punches Rhombus Stitching Review

Gab. The person told me that it works fine, but this tool is not a quality tool many years ago.

I've tried it on even the toughest leather, which is difficult to pierce with an iron awl, and it made clean holes that are easy to sew through.

I agree with the bad reviews here. The teeth don't touch, so the holes are incomplete and need to be finished with an awl. This is good for placing a neat row of stitches. Also, I could not find a sewing roller that matched the hole spacing. upset.

Not impressed. I was expecting what was advertised and it just doesn't do the job, even with thin skin the teeth just deviate. If it was only meant for marking leather then it's unlikely to get through, but for actual punching, no! I should probably return this item.

It seemed like a great idea and I loved it. I'm in an apartment and punching holes with a chisel is quite a noisy operation and these pliers promised a quiet method. As a considerate neighbor, I thought I should give it a try. Unfortunately this was a small mistake. In fact, the product could have been designed to actually work, but unfortunately the quality makes using this tool a bit dangerous. First, the teeth on the teeth are not always straight. This means that a perfectly straight row of…