Bourbon Brown Tooling Leather Square 3.6mm-4.0mm (9-10oz) Thick Full Grain Cow Hide Leather Crafts Tooling Hobby Workshop Crafting Leather Heavy Weight (12"X12", Bourbon Brown)

This tooling leather square is a premium, high-quality material designed for various leathercraft projects. Crafted from full-grain cowhide, it boasts a thickness ranging from 3.6mm to 4.0mm (9-10oz), ensuring durability and resilience for a range of applications. The finished surface lends a polished and refined look, making it suitable for professional and aesthetic leatherwork. With its substantial thickness, it is ideal for tooling, carving, and molding, allowing for intricate designs and detailed craftsmanship. Whether you're a seasoned leatherworker or a beginner, this tooling leather square provides the perfect foundation for creating long-lasting and visually appealing leather goods.

What a great way to use an animal! I was hesitant to buy new leather for making earrings but this was such a good choice!!!! Love that I can make use of scraps. I even got some blue and red shades! Large pieces! I’ll be able to make great earrings with this!!!!! Would buy again.

This appears to be a nice quality leather. The grain is smooth and has no real defects. The color is beautiful and I’m looking forward to working with it. My only gripe is that my piece was rolled tightly into a box and held quite a strong curl after taking out. I did two rounds of lightly wetting the flesh side and then pressing under books and that seems to be relaxing the leather. The ends seem to want to curl slightly but I’m hoping it will hold flat for my project. Another supplier shipped a piece of the same size wrapped flat and I much prefer this. So despite the extra work I have to do to get it flat, I think it’s a nice quality piece.

Great quality looks great nice and heavy

So thick and fabulous!!! Everything we wanted! It’s 3mm thick!!!! We bought this to make an axe cover. Absolutely perfect.

I purchased the leather for a few projects, knife scabbard, magazine belt holster, etc.. I was surprised that the leather was so well tanned and dyed. It is primarily top-grain and a full 1/8 in. thick. It ranges from very soft and supple to just a little less soft (almost too soft for scabbard backing -- but very nice). It was much softer and of better quality than what you find in normal craft stores. There was a good assortment of standard dark brown leather and about 30% jet black dyed leather (it's a full-thickness dye done very well). I've made project from each and happy with both.

I usually source my own leather in house but in a pinch, historically, I've found that this leather has been a more than suitable substitute. Over time I've noticed that the quality has become lacking.The leather arrives very rigid and dry, often requiring conditioning before I'm able to work it to avoid cracking. It is also more difficult to burnish and doesn't like to accept the conditioning well. Additionally, when I run needles through the thread holes I punch I notice that the interior of the leather likes to crumble and pill.Going to use the supply I have now and will order another piece for hat patches in a couple of months to check quality, so if you're using this for actual sales orders keep in mind quality has been an issue.

Works great in my vise, protects the metal from marking, A+.

I was looking to purchase a solid, thick piece of leather, in order to make a sheath for a hatchet. Not knowing a thing about working with leather, I decided on this one.It is quite surprising! Thicker than what I thought it was going to be. Many times, you don't get quite what you thought you would. Not so here! This is a thick piece of leather!It is described as "oil-Waxed" and I guess it is. It seems finished, not like a raw piece of leather. Because of this, I would carefully select the right colour you want. For me, colour was unimportant.I can't say too much about value, because I am new to leather. Having said that, I am very impressed with the quality I see, and my finished product will last for decades.Thanks! Paid for by me...