Leathercraft Glass Burnisher for Smoother Leather Finishing Review

How do you rate the glass? I see through it! I accidentally dropped it twice, didn't break. . . on the carpet. It does the job. . . caress my skin (That's what she said) Good quality! I wish it was just a few inches taller. (Again what she said) The only thing that might bother me is that it shows fingerprints so I have to clean it often because of my OCD, but then again it's clear glass. lol. 5 stars because why deduct stars when it's a personal problem >.<

It does exactly what it is advertised to do. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because it's just a thick piece of tempered glass with rounded edges. An industrialist with wet-dry sandpaper and a piece of tempered glass can do this at home, so the price is a bit high. Nonetheless. It glides over the skin. It does the job it was designed to do with no real issues as advertised. If you need a wide funnel for the skin, this is indeed a funnel.

I have immersed myself in the world of leather processing. In pursuing this wonderful hobby, I've found myself relying on a few tools that are essential to completing almost any project. This wiper is one of them. From pressing the fibers onto the fluffy side of a belt loop to pressing multiple layers of glued edge material together to make a bag or wallet. The weight of the jar comes in handy for holding something (think a paperweight) and for sharpening a cutting tool right on the work…

The glass polisher is good value for money. The glass looks like good quality glass (don't know if it's tempered or not) and the four corners are nicely rounded and smooth. All four edges have full bulges that are smooth but there is a clear edge transition between the bulge and the sides of the glass. As long as you don't tilt the buff too much, you won't catch the edge when buffing the right side of the leather. I actually find the edge useful for buffing the back of the leather when the back