Slit-shaped teeth create narrower holes for precise stitch marking on fine threads
Best suited for soft leathers like chap and garment leathers, or shiny surfaces
Available in multiple sizes (6SPI to 10SPI) for different stitching needs
Solid steel construction ensures durability and long-lasting sharpness
Handle marked for easy size identification during use
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Pricking irons (strait tooth version ) are used to mark out the stitch length on leather. The Stitch Wheel does a similar job, but does not mark soft leathers as well, nor does it give you the best angle for the awl blade entry. So the pricking iron is best used on those leathers like chap and garment leathers, or leathers with a shiny su