Co-link Adjustable 1mm Leather Edge Stitching Groover with 🔪 Wooden Handle - Premium Leathercraft Tool for Precise Grooving and Gouging Review

Not recommended. For the first inch or so he cut a groove. Then she hopelessly clogged and, despite cleaning the cork, only scratched the leash. A flat head screwdriver would have produced a cleaner line.

Grover is very good. Here's the thing, I saw 2 stars on the board as with any cutter, that's the angle. Hold the handle too straight and it won't cut. Hold it too flat and it will scratch the skin and it won't cut itself. Practice, practice. I've had tools that cost 2 or 3 times as much and weren't the best quality, will definitely order again.

4 star rating because I've had mixed results with it. Sometimes a thin strip of leather is removed and passed straight through a 1mm diameter hole and the finished product is amazing. In other cases the skin may not actually be cut but "grooved" as the strip is not visibly removed, which I attribute to "plugging" a 1mm hole and I can't figure out how to fix this. Even poking out a piece of skin with a needle doesn't work.

Good tool. A few bad reviews are probably 1) didn't know how to use it (hey, you need to learn something new!), 2) too inexperienced to know that all tools need to be sharpened before use (so what are you crazy about). about?). I bought this one because it looks the same as the more expensive model; I'm assuming the price difference is just a premium. So I sanded it down with 1000 grit sandpaper (like shoe polish), practiced a bit - hey try to figure it out - what wasn't perfect was the user…

I did trial grooves with the tool that came in the box. This worked well and the skin went through the center hole without clogging. I like the tool despite the fact that it's budget. I went further and used an Indian stone to sharpen a metal cutter in the same way a very expensive tool is polished. Since the tool was already performing extremely well, the additional honing was only done to keep the cutter sharper for longer. I don't know if this helps keep the blade sharp but so far the tool…

This groove gets the job done as you would expect from an inexpensive tool. Cuts a nice smooth groove and feels good in the hand. You won't give the impression that this is a high quality instrument, but for the price it does an excellent job. To adjust it, turn a ring that moves it away from the cutter bar. It exerts just enough pressure for you to know the handle won't slip off when cutting, but I'm wondering if the design could allow you to overtighten and break the handle. However, when…