WILLBOND 6 Pieces Leather Sewing Awl Needle with Copper Handle, Upholstery Repair Kit 50 M Nylon Cord Thread and 2 Pieces Thimble for Handmade Leather Sewing Tools Shoes and Repair

Muy buen producto

Haven't used yet but checked them out - needles are sharp, unit seems strong with no "wobble" when the needles are installed, thread is very thick, strong though not the color I will be using in the project I am doing, and the amount of needles include everything most will ever need. Cons - I thought there would be storage for the needles inside the unit; I guess I saw it on another unit and just overlaid that thought. Not a big deal - they include a small plastic holder that will work.

Está bello tal como en la foto y fácil de usar

I've never used one of these before, but a youtube video later and I've fixed a couple of items that saved much more than this cost. It is pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I can't imagine that I'll ever use a different needle (as a newby the eyelet needle seems like the obvious choice), but as much trouble as it was getting the first needle in place ... I imagine it would be difficult to swap them. I think I would end up using vise grips to help pull it out.

Not a bad product, worked just fine for my needs. Two issues that I have with it: 1. No directions; simple pictorial step by step printed on a small half sheet of paper would suffice. 2. Quality of the thread is questionable. Half as much at twice the quality would be better. Waxed thread is more desirable than the thread included.

Es muy bueno el producto y facilita el uso

Excelente producto!

I got this one because it came with several needles and it worked great for sewing in a canvas patch to the vinyl window in my pop-up camper! I was a bit disappointed when I received the item. The grip part is made out of 3 thin tubes that fit into each other and get held in place once you screw the whole thing together. But despite the separate pieces , it was sturdy enough once assembled. It took me quite some time to figure out how to do the stiching, but once I realized you had to keep the needle and thread in the same position, I learned which way to thread in the backside so the stich stays in instead of pulling out. I never had a problem with the sticher and it worked great once I got the hang of it. It was always solid and sturdy once assembled.