Review on 🔧 SIMPZIA 52 pcs Leather Tools Kit: Complete Set for DIY Leathercraft with Groover, Prong Punch & Saddle Making Stamps by Heather Shaw

Pros: LOTS of parts for different uses, strong metal, not flimsy plastic, carrying case included Hold everything together, tendons in different colors included. Cons: Haven't found any cons yet. I was looking for a good leather work kit for some of the projects I wanted to try and thought this one had enough supplies to get the job done. I've never done leatherworking, so I can't look at the kit from an experienced person's perspective, but as someone new to the craft, I found this kit very useful. I could use a few dies for some really simple work, but I could just use forks, needles, and sinew for pretty much anything. Everything seems to work very well and sewing the skin becomes a breeze. I decided to start by taking an old watch with a broken strap and turn it into a watch sleeve using the leather pieces I got from the old straps. The kit had everything needed to sew the leather together and I used a series of buttonholes for some buttons and loops to add some flair. from an old coat. Once again I basically just used needles, forks and sinew and was only able to use a few punching tools here and there, but the end result was way better than I expected. I've found the set to be very easy to use for what I've needed so far and I still have plans for some future projects. Overall, I highly recommend this set for leather work. In my opinion the amount of accessories that come with the kit is worth it for the price alone. I'd like to have a suitable skin to really test out the stamping tools, but so far it's working well on the projects I've tried. There are already a lot of reviews with photos of the kit itself, so instead I've included photos of what I was able to do with it without any experience with leather. With practice I'm sure I'll get a lot better soon and may come back to update my review on this one. =