💐Product Highlights
This machine is a straightforward tool, free from complex mechanisms or motors. It has been a favorite in the market for years, with more users recognizing its advantages. This device simplifies the process of skiving leather, even allowing for precise paring, such as for leather on-lays. It's versatile, handling both flat skiving and beveled edges. Additionally, it's suitable for various types of leather, requires no assembly, and is user-friendly for both beginners and professionals.
Simple & Efficient Design: The 809 series machine offers a straightforward design, free of complex mechanisms or motors. It has stood the test of time, gaining popularity among users for its ease of use and efficiency in leather paring.
High Precision Paring: This machine excels in paring leather with high precision, making it ideal for tasks such as leather on-lays. It is suitable for both flat skiving and beveled edges, turning leather paring into a simple routine.
Interchangeable Rollers: Equipped with interchangeable rollers, the machine allows for easy paring of narrow strips, perfect for hinge paring. The rollers come in sizes of 4mm, 8mm, and 12mm, providing versatility for various projects.
User-Friendly Features:
- Fully adjustable settings for customized use.
- A 27mm roller for efficient paring.
- Ability to pare larger pieces of leather by running them through the machine multiple times.
- A patented mechanism that keeps the knife in the chosen position, eliminating the need for frequent readjustments.
- No assembly required, ready to use right out of the box
Replacement Blades: The machine comes with replacement blades, ensuring long-term usability and maintaining sharpness for precise cuts.
Professional Endorsement: Endorsed by Japanese leather masters, this machine is a must-have in any leather worker's shop. Its reliability and precision make it a favorite among both professionals and DIY enthusiasts, enhancing productivity in leathercraft.
Package Includes:
- 1 x Inner Six Angle Screwdriver
- 18-Piece Three-Hole Industrial Blades
Please note: This product is handcrafted, so slight surface marks or burrs may be present as a normal part of the manufacturing process. These do not affect the product's functionality. Please consider this before making your purchase.
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❓FAQ
Good quality skiving machine. Great delivery, very happy.
My wife surprised me with this as a birthday present, and considering it's from China, it's surprisingly well-made. I didn't have high expectations initially. I've been searching for a good way to skive chrome-tanned leather for sewing preparation for quite some time.
I was almost set on purchasing the Schärffix skiver or even considering a bell skiver. I already own an old cast iron hand-crank gear-driven American skiver that works exceptionally well with vegetable-tanned leather. It's great for thicker leather but not ideal for chrome-tanned leather since it wasn't designed with that in mind. I have a variety of hand skiving tools including round knives, head knives, dexter knives, Tandy skivers, and various handmade tools for paring/skiving. However, this YaeTek Manual Leather Skiver seems to be the best fit for my current needs. While a bell skiver would be ideal for full-time skiving of chrome-tanned leather, this tool meets my needs perfectly. It's a step up from hand skiving tools but not as productive as a bell skiver.
My initial impression was not great - the parts seemed loose and sloppy. I had to tighten the turnbuckles, adjust the slop, and lock down the lock nuts. After adding a drop of sewing oil to the threads and pivot points, and a dab of grease to the cam lever, everything operates smoothly with minimal backlash. It was refreshing to only need to make a few adjustments, unlike many Chinese tools I've dealt with in the past. The machining on the blade holder could be better, and the included blades are terrible.
Adjustment is quick, and with some common sense, you can achieve repeatable results. I haven't experienced the deflection mentioned by Jeff Peachey with the Schärffix-style paring/skiving machine, but it's possible it may become an issue with long-term use. So far, I've dulled half a dozen double-sided blades, but the skiver is still working well.
The 18 blades included with this skiver were junk, but Schärffix blades fit and hold a good edge. Standard double-edged razor blades also fit and are a good option. I recommend buying a sample pack from Amazon to try different manufacturers before purchasing a box of 100.
Overall, the YaeTek Manual Leather Skiver works well on soft leather and thin veg-tan, but heavy veg-tanned leather will likely damage the tool quickly. For heavy veg-tanned leather, a sturdier machine like the Landis or American type skiver is recommended.
It's a great tool, and I would have purchased it myself if my wife hadn't gotten it for me first.
I recently got a skiver, and overall, I'm really satisfied with it. The instructions weren't in English (I think they were in Chinese), but there are plenty of YouTube videos available that show how to set it up and use it. There are even videos on how to "tune it up" for better performance. The skiver is well-made and shipped quickly, which I appreciated.
After a bit of tweaking, this skiver works really well. However, it does take some practice to get the hang of it. One thing I recommend is stropping the stock blades, as they aren’t sharp enough out of the box to make really clean skives.
Here are the tweaks I made:
Wrap the screw ends of the blade angle adjustment wheel to reduce wiggle.
Strop the blades to achieve sharper edges.
Make a mounting block with a 2"x4" so the machine doesn't twist while skiving. Chisel out a section for the machine on one side of the 2x4, and drill a shallow hole with a Forstner bit on the opposite side for the mounting screw. Then mount and clamp the assembly to a workbench or a very sturdy table. For maximum stability, it's even better to clamp it in a workbench vise. You could even glue a leather strop onto the 2x4 for honing the blades.
All in all, it's well worth the price, especially after a little bit of tuning and getting used to the process.
Inspired by my dad, who's really into leathercraft, I recently got into making my own wallets and stuff. We don't live in the same city, so borrowing his tools isn't an option. He picked and recommended this product to me, and I must say, from its price to its quality and the customer service, all good. Definitely recommend it.
I find it really smooth and effective when skiving hard leather with this tool, but it can be a bit tricky with soft leather as it tends to deform sometimes. It requires some skill and practice. Overall, the product offers great value for the money and is quite suitable for beginners.
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Wasn't expecting much for the price. Very happy to be as surprised as I am. Very good build quality. Excellent value!
Finally got the whole set together after waiting a little over a week. Big thanks to the shop owner for the help and the little gift! The product quality is great, and it's really good value for the price.
The walnut base is sturdy enough. Embossing effect is also quite good. I opted for the #1 handle, but I might purchase a #2 handle later on.
If you're looking for a stamping machine that excels in design, functionality, quality, and price, MAXITA is a trustworthy brand to consider.
I started using it right away, and the results are good. Definitely a great investment
When I first got my hands on this, I could only say, Wow, this is luxurious! I love the rich walnut color and the slightly glossy finish. It was pretty easy to assemble, and when I started using it, I found it to be very sturdy. The rotation is smooth, and it even has a handy spot for storing my stitching needles. Overall, it's definitely worth the price and the wait.
My wife surprised me with this as a birthday present, and considering it's from China, it's surprisingly well-made. I didn't have high expectations initially. I've been searching for a good way to skive chrome-tanned leather for sewing preparation for quite some time.
I was almost set on purchasing the Schärffix skiver or even considering a bell skiver. I already own an old cast iron hand-crank gear-driven American skiver that works exceptionally well with vegetable-tanned leather. It's great for thicker leather but not ideal for chrome-tanned leather since it wasn't designed with that in mind. I have a variety of hand skiving tools including round knives, head knives, dexter knives, Tandy skivers, and various handmade tools for paring/skiving. However, this YaeTek Manual Leather Skiver seems to be the best fit for my current needs. While a bell skiver would be ideal for full-time skiving of chrome-tanned leather, this tool meets my needs perfectly. It's a step up from hand skiving tools but not as productive as a bell skiver.
My initial impression was not great - the parts seemed loose and sloppy. I had to tighten the turnbuckles, adjust the slop, and lock down the lock nuts. After adding a drop of sewing oil to the threads and pivot points, and a dab of grease to the cam lever, everything operates smoothly with minimal backlash. It was refreshing to only need to make a few adjustments, unlike many Chinese tools I've dealt with in the past. The machining on the blade holder could be better, and the included blades are terrible.
Adjustment is quick, and with some common sense, you can achieve repeatable results. I haven't experienced the deflection mentioned by Jeff Peachey with the Schärffix-style paring/skiving machine, but it's possible it may become an issue with long-term use. So far, I've dulled half a dozen double-sided blades, but the skiver is still working well.
The 18 blades included with this skiver were junk, but Schärffix blades fit and hold a good edge. Standard double-edged razor blades also fit and are a good option. I recommend buying a sample pack from Amazon to try different manufacturers before purchasing a box of 100.
Overall, the YaeTek Manual Leather Skiver works well on soft leather and thin veg-tan, but heavy veg-tanned leather will likely damage the tool quickly. For heavy veg-tanned leather, a sturdier machine like the Landis or American type skiver is recommended.
It's a great tool, and I would have purchased it myself if my wife hadn't gotten it for me first.
I find it really smooth and effective when skiving hard leather with this tool, but it can be a bit tricky with soft leather as it tends to deform sometimes. It requires some skill and practice. Overall, the product offers great value for the money and is quite suitable for beginners.
The product is substantial and comes in excellent packaging. The customer service team was very helpful in resolving a minor shipping issue, making it a pleasant shopping experience overall.
They work well for drawing fine lines and filling large areas. The dark colors come out vibrant and smooth. They're easy to use, and safe for kids. Overall, they’re a decent option for ceramic projects.
After adding water, the lines come out clear, and it flows well without clumping up. The colors are vibrant and perform nicely, which makes it a great bang for your buck. The only downside is that the color labels are in a language I can't read, but aside from that, it's spot on.
I recently picked up the 12-color Underglaze Set, and overall, I'm pretty happy with it. It's a great basic set for anyone getting into watercolor or DIY glazing. The colors are simple and essential, which is perfect for beginners. After applying a clear glaze and firing it, I was really pleased to see that the colors still looked vibrant, which is awesome.
Just a heads-up though, make sure to shake the bottles well before you use them to get the consistency and color right. While I’m happy with the colors provided, it would be nice to have a few more options to play with. But yeah, all in all, I'm quite satisfied with this set—it’s a solid choice, just remember to shake well before using!
I think the best thing about this product is its precise scales and dual modes for marking the width I want to cut. The blade is super sharp and works especially well on tough leather. The wooden handle is lighter in color than I expected, but it feels really comfortable in hand. I've already recommended it to a friend.
I first heard about this brand from a friend who runs a small but exquisite leather crafting studio in New York. I was truly impressed by the craftsmanship. The tool itself is quite easy to handle, which is great. However, it would be even better if it came with a manual, as I'm not particularly skilled in this area.
This is a great tool for crafting belts and straps. Just be cautious when tightening the screws that hold the blade—applying too much pressure can risk breaking it. Always handle with care to maintain the blade's integrity.