Awls with Olive Wood Handle. Punch and spear

Leatherworking Awls with Olive Wood Handles

Leatherworking awls with olive wood handles, available with two different types of point for a variety of leather piercing, marking and stitching preparation tasks. Choose between the round-handled awl with a punch-style point and the flat-handled awl with a spear-shaped point, depending on the type of work you need to carry out.

These leatherworking awls are traditional hand tools used in leathercraft, saddlery and other leatherworking applications. The different point shapes, lengths and thicknesses allow you to select the awl best suited to each project.

Awl with Punch-Style Point

The awl with a punch-style point features a round olive wood handle and is available with point lengths of 5, 6 and 7 cm. Two point thicknesses are available: 3 and 3.5 mm.

This type of awl is suitable for piercing and marking leather when preparing leather for hand stitching or other leatherworking tasks. The choice of point thickness allows you to select the option that best matches the requirements of your project.

Awl with Spear-Shaped Point

The awl with a spear-shaped point features a flat olive wood handle and is available in different lengths: 40, 45, 60, 75 and 80 mm.

The different lengths provide several options for leatherworkers, making it possible to choose the awl that best suits the type of leatherworking or saddlery task being carried out.

Features of the Olive Wood Leatherworking Awls

• Handle material: olive wood.
• Point types: punch-style and spear-shaped.
• Round handle: for awls with a punch-style point.
• Flat handle: for awls with a spear-shaped point.
• Punch-style point lengths: 5, 6 and 7 cm.
• Punch-style point thicknesses: 3 and 3.5 mm.
• Spear-shaped point lengths: 40, 45, 60, 75 and 80 mm.
• Uses: leather piercing, marking, stitching preparation, leathercraft and saddlery.

Awls for Leathercraft and Saddlery

These leatherworking awls are suitable for a wide range of leathercraft and saddlery tasks, whether used in a professional workshop or for traditional hand leatherworking. The choice of point type, length and thickness makes it easier to select the right tool for each application.

The combination of an olive wood handle and the different available point configurations provides several options for working with leather, from marking and piercing to preparing leather for hand stitching.