Specifications
Material: High carbon steel 55 + Ebony wood + Brass ferrule
Length: approx. 10cm/4inch
----Diamond Shape Size S : (for 3mm chisel) Width of Tip: 2.0 - 2.1mm
----Diamond Shape Size M:(for 4mm chisel)Width of Tip: 2.5 - 2.6mm
----Diamond Shape Size L:(for 5mm chisel)
----Circular Shape Awl: Diameter 2.0mm
Features
---WUTA BRAND & High Quality
----Features a beautiful ebony hardwood and solid brass ferrule with a permanently fixed diamond shaped, steel blade.
---The 2nd generation awl, the brass ferrule we have updated to a new high quality brass material, now it will no easy to be oxidation rust.so it is beautiful and good to use.
---High Density Ebony Handle With natural texture and gloss.This precision made awl fits perfectly in your grip to help you work your leather at the best angle
----Precise & Sharp Needles.By mirror polishing, it penetrates leather and does not give stress to the leather, ensure it moves in and out of your leather like butter.
---The awl has a thinner, lower profile diamond shape to fit our Vergez Blanchard, Amy Roke and KS Blade pricking irons.
----Because the needle of size S is more thinner than the other brand,so we recommend to use in total thickness of about 5-6 oz. and please don't overexert when using.
Correct usage of awl
1. The needle tip needs to be polished frequently. If the needle tip is not sharp, it needs to be pressed vigorously, which is easy to cause the needle to break. we recommend to polish with green stick / grinding paste / sandpaper.
2. Due to the use characteristics of the awl, all the awl needles have the same thickness up and down, without conical degree.In the process of stress, the lateral force is very strong, so it is necessary to avoid the operation of strong pressure as far as possible.
3. Especially because the needle size in S itself is very slender, more thinner than the other brand, so we recommend to use in total thickness of about 5-6 oz. and please don't overexert when using.
4. When using the awl, in order to reduce the probability of needle damage.it is recommended to hold the exposed part of the awl with the index finger.
