3D-printed small handheld leather skiving machine. For skiving laces, straps, belts, etc. Also ideal for skiving glove laces. Replacement blades are compatible with both 9mm wide cutter blades (2-split 40mm) and general double-edged razors (37mm). ◆ 9mm wide cutter blades / OLFA Special Black Blade (small) etc. ◆ Double-edged razors / Feather Hi-Stainless Double Edge etc. (DORCO 10-blade packs from 100-yen shops can also skive sufficiently) Due to the flip-type design, the angle of the blade relative to the leather decreases as the desired leather thickness (distance between the blade tip and the roller) increases. Therefore, a thickness of about 5mm is the limit, and skiving thicker leather is difficult. 0mm spacing: Approximately 30 degrees 5mm spacing: Approximately 20 degrees The skiving thickness adjustment screws can cause distortion if there is a difference between the left and right sides, so adjusting both sides together is necessary for stable skiving. It is basically not compatible with skiving with differences in the horizontal direction, such as angled skiving, partial skiving, and stepped skiving. -Tips- At the beginning of skiving, if the skived leather catches on the edge of the upper mounting hardware, slightly pull it back and make sure it goes beyond the mounting hardware. For uniform skiving, do not apply excessive force to avoid distorting the blade tip, and let the sharpness of the blade do the work. The skiving thickness adjustment screws are M3 (pitch 0.5mm), and one rotation is approximately 0.5mm. The blade tip will increase or decrease by approximately twice that amount. ○ Image 1: Ben's Tan Leather / Width 25mm / Medium Hardness / 2.5mm Thick / Skived to approximately 1.2mm ○ Image 2: Simple procedure Materials: Plastic (PLA, polylactic acid), stainless steel, etc. Depth x Width x Height: Approximately 53 x 70 x 45mm Body color: White Included replacement blades: 1 cutter blade (installed), 1 double-edged razor ※ This is a handmade item produced by a home 3D printer, so there may be scratches, stains, and distortions. Also, the layering marks from the molding process are noticeable throughout. ※ The blade tips (especially double-edged razors) are sharp and dangerous, so please use them with extreme caution to avoid injury.