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SERGEY NESKROMNIY PROFESSIONAL LEATHER STAMP N°378 - SKULL
Enhance your DIY leather creations with the high-quality stamps designed by Sergey Neskromniy, world-renowned for the fineness and originality of his designs. Made in Bulgaria since 2013, these leather stamps are machined with a CNC machine, ensuring a clean impression on the leather, down to the smallest detail.
This geometric leather stamp allows you to quickly create a skull to create a texture effect and give dimension to your leather creation.
This striking stamp is composed of a brass head and a stainless steel handle, combining strength and durability. Whether you are a professional or an enthusiastic leatherworker, this tool is perfect for your leather carving projects.
Dimensions :
- Pattern size: 14 x 14 mm
- Handle diameter: 7 mm
- Tool length: 100 mm
Instructions for use :
- Use natural vegetable-tanned leather at least 2.5 mm thick.
- Dampen the leather before stamping. To facilitate your carving work, you can use a leather conditioner such as Easy-Carve or Pro-Carv.
- Use a granite slab as a striking surface to avoid rebound and achieve a clear and deep impression on the leather.
- Use a mallet or maul made of nylon, polymer, leather, or sufficiently heavy wood (do not use a steel hammer).
- It is possible to use these stamps on mineral-tanned leather by heating the brass stamp. Handle the stamp with protective gloves to avoid any risk of burns.
The first photo shows the pattern on a 4 cm square.
Made in Bulgaria
Brand: Leather Stamps Tools, designed by Sergey Neskromniy
Reference for this leather stamp: 378
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Spec Sheet or Guide/Tutorial
Before using the product, we advise you to read the safety data sheet, the instructions for use, the blog article (guide or tutorial) or the technical sheet.
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