Palm Fitter Awl Haft – Sapele Wood (African Mahogany)
This palm fitter awl haft features a custom-turned sapele handle, also commonly known as African mahogany. The wood has warm tan and reddish-brown tones with natural grain variation.
Designed to hold an awl blade, this haft is used to pierce leather when making holes for hand stitching and lacing. The ergonomic, offset handle is shaped to provide a comfortable grip and controlled pressure while working.
Each haft includes two double-ended collets to accommodate different sizes of awl blades, offering flexibility when choosing a blade for the job. Awl blades not included.
Features
Custom-turned sapele wood handle
Ergonomic offset handle design
Holds an awl blade for piercing leather and preparing stitching holes
Includes two double-ended collets for different sizes of awl blades
Brass ferrule and fittings
Made in our shop in Temple, Texas
Palm Fitter Awl Haft – Sapele Wood (African Mahogany)
This palm fitter awl haft features a custom-turned sapele handle, also commonly known as African mahogany. The wood has warm tan and reddish-brown tones with natural grain variation.
Designed to hold an awl blade, this haft is used to pierce leather when making holes for hand stitching and lacing. The ergonomic, offset handle is shaped to provide a comfortable grip and controlled pressure while working.
Each haft includes two double-ended collets to accommodate different sizes of awl blades, offering flexibility when choosing a blade for the job. Awl blades not included.
Features
Custom-turned sapele wood handle
Ergonomic offset handle design
Holds an awl blade for piercing leather and preparing stitching holes
Includes two double-ended collets for different sizes of awl blades
Brass ferrule and fittings
Made in our shop in Temple, Texas