✂️ Trim, Smooth, and Perfect Edges with the Weaver Leather Edger Review

I love the Weaver Leather Cutter! So far this has worked very well! It is made of high quality wood and fits my hand very well. Thanks very much!

It's four times the price of cheap edgers on Amazon but the difference between day and night. Clean cuts, easy to use, also works well with the suede side of the skin.

This is a great tool and it turned out to be sharp. I noticed that there are many instructional videos showing how to use this edger so I decided to give it a try. The bad thing is that now I want the full set.

I have used the Tandy edger for many years and finally decided to switch to the Weaver tool. I've seen most pros use Weaver. Doesn't matter! Sharper, easier to control with a larger grip. Bought 3 total for different piping options for different thickness leathers.

Well I'm a belt maker who has been making handmade belts for decades. When I started, I had to use whatever tools I could afford. It is now imperative for me to a) use the highest quality tools to make the highest quality products, and b) use only American-made tools and materials to support American workers and women. So if you're hesitant to spend $40 on an edger, don't worry. High quality hardwood wooden handle; larger and feels better in the hand - especially for larger hands, and the fit…

I make leather goods as a hobby. I'm working on a pancake style sheath and needed an edger that would trim tight corners on the 4-5 ounce belt slots. Leather. I watch a lot of leatherwork on YouTube. I recently happened to see a YouTube video of Bruce Cheeney (a well-known Texas saddle maker) and he said he had used a Weaver Narrow Corner Edger for projects that required narrow corner edges. Since I didn't see an edger called "Narrow Corner Edger" on Weaver's website, I emailed Weaver and asked