Parallel Leather Clamp
Parallel Leather Clamp
Parallel Leather Clamp
Parallel Leather Clamp
Parallel Leather Clamp Parallel Leather Clamp Parallel Leather Clamp Parallel Leather Clamp

Parallel Leather Clamp

$65

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Leather Parallel clamp is an essential tool in many areas of leather work. Edge clamp is commonly used to clamp down leather edge after gluing to ensure solid bond between layers, and it can effectively reduce the visibility of glue lines. Clamp can also be used to tidy up stitch holes after stitching or flatten edges around piping.

Overall length: 195mm
Jaw width: 38mm (1.5")
handle scale: Walnut

Customer Reviews

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High quality - minor quibble

This tool feels great in the hand and does exactly as advertised. I did glue leather to the plates - they are easy to remove and glue on the pads. My quibble is that a high quality press would have the pads. But - again - that is minor as it is a well-built tools. Highly recommend.

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Salvador Cobos
Clamp works well!

I think the tool should be priced lower only because the construction of the tool is too bulky and does not work properly when clamping and when the tool retracts back to position. I either clamped to hard with one hand or the mechanics of the tool was defective. Overal the tool is perfect for what I use it for.

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Based on 2 reviews
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S.S.
High quality - minor quibble

This tool feels great in the hand and does exactly as advertised. I did glue leather to the plates - they are easy to remove and glue on the pads. My quibble is that a high quality press would have the pads. But - again - that is minor as it is a well-built tools. Highly recommend.

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Salvador Cobos
Clamp works well!

I think the tool should be priced lower only because the construction of the tool is too bulky and does not work properly when clamping and when the tool retracts back to position. I either clamped to hard with one hand or the mechanics of the tool was defective. Overal the tool is perfect for what I use it for.