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Is an electric creaser a must have for beginners? I am hesitant as some others have mentioned to spend the money on such an expensive tool starting out. I see that Blanchard has a hand edge creaser that is not electric. Is it okay to start out with something like that instead? https://www.rmleathersupply.com/products/vergez-blanchard-edge-marking-tool?_pos=4&_sid=3c2e568aa&_ss=r

I believe Vergez Blanchard makes tools for Artisan. An artisan is considered to sharpen it tools. So i guess Vergez Blanchard thinks you know how to. But their are many new manufactory that target the private market - but very professional - like KS Blade and they sharpen the tools before sending for a very nice experience. But Vergez Blanchard has very good tools if you know how to take care of them. Hopes this explains. Regards Robby

Hi @Liviu Moruzi, I use about one to two of the regular blades for a 30cm sized bag, with skives on outers, linings and also on the reinforcements. I am generous with the blades because the cost of the leather exceeds the cost of the blades by far. With narrow skives, you can turn the blade 180 degrees and use the other unused side.

They look like Alran Sully(what Hermes calls Crispee) the green could be a customs color and the grey looks custom as well. Alran will make any color you want for a MOQ of 20M2

I use a small Stanley box cuter with Japanese disposable blades

not just about the feed roller being new/old, but whether the material you are skiving is stuck to the feed roller. it happens more often with softer materials, and if you do not have a vacuum suction for your machine...