Elevate your leathercraft projects with the Yorkshine French Style Pricking Iron, expertly crafted through a deep collaboration with our factory. This exceptional tool is made from Japanese SKD11 tool steel, known for its superior durability, sharpness, and edge retention. Designed to meet the needs of leathercraft professionals and enthusiasts, this pricking iron combines precision engineering with lasting performance.

Key Features:

Premium Material: Forged from Japanese SKD11 tool steel, offering outstanding toughness and long-lasting sharpness.
Advanced Rust Protection: Treated with military-grade blackening and rustproofing, ensuring exceptional corrosion resistance.
Clean & Precise Cuts: The flat cutting style produces perfectly clear and distortion-free holes, ideal for professional leather stitching.
Ergonomic Design: Features an extended handle with optimized thickness for improved balance and reduced hand fatigue, making it perfect for extended use.

Customizable Options:

Teeth Spacing: Available in 3.0 mm, 3.38 mm, or 3.85 mm, catering to a variety of project needs.
Teeth Count: Choose from 2, 5, or 8 teeth for precise adjustments based on the scale of your work.

This product is developed in collaboration with our factory, blending traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. This ensures tools of unmatched quality and precision, trusted by professionals and hobbyists worldwide.

- Superior Craftsmanship: Combining modern manufacturing techniques with timeless artisan expertise.
- A Crafter’s Essential: Used and endorsed by experts, including our founder.
- Perfect Gift: A thoughtful choice for any leathercraft enthusiast.

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To ensure the longevity and performance of your pricking irons:

Use a professional cutting mat or nylon board as your base. Avoid soft or overly elastic materials, as well as wooden boards — their inconsistent hardness can increase the risk of broken teeth.
When punching, stop as soon as the teeth just pass through the leather. Ideally, there should only be a light mark left on the surface of the cutting board.
Avoid driving the teeth too deep into the base, as this can cause unnecessary stress and potential damage to the tool.

These guidelines apply to the use and care of most pricking irons, regardless of brand or style.

Yorkshine SKD11 Precision Pricking Iron