A beveler is a leather carving tool used to create an indentation on one side of a cut in the leather, so that the other side of the cut is left raised in relief.
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Source Tandy Leather: Basic Tools for Beginning Leatherworkers by Jim Linnell
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Tandy Leather: Basic Tools for Beginning Leatherworkers by Jim Linnell
Tandy LeatherUsed In: Leather Crafting, Stamp descriptions
Instead, we use the toe, or the sharper edge, of the beveler stamp to compress leather fibers, effectively removing that section.
In Group: Leather Carving and Finishing Tools, Stamp descriptions
Instead, we use the toe, or the sharper edge, of the beveler stamp to compress leather fibers, effectively removing that section.
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