C.S. Osborne – Draw Gauge #51-1/2

Description

The C.S. Osborne Draw Gauge is a precision tool designed to provide leatherworkers with consistent, smooth cuts in leather. Whether working with thick or thin leather, the draw gauge allows for clean, straight cuts that are essential for creating precise straps, belts, and other leather components. Constructed from high-quality steel, the draw gauge is designed for long-lasting performance and is built to handle frequent use without losing its sharpness or durability. The easy-to-use design allows for quick adjustments, giving you control over the cutting depth for added precision.

Featuring an adjustable blade mechanism, the Draw Gauge allows users to control the depth of the cut, offering both versatility and precision for a wide range of leatherworking projects. Its ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip, minimizing hand fatigue during extended use, and the adjustable blade allows for cuts of varying widths to accommodate different project needs. This tool is perfect for creating uniform strips of leather, whether for straps, belts, or other leather pieces that require consistent cuts.

Applications for the C.S. Osborne Draw Gauge include:

• Leather Strapping: Ideal for cutting leather into uniform straps of varying widths for bags, belts, or other custom leatherwork.
• Precision Leather Cuts: Make clean, straight cuts along the edges of leather, essential for both aesthetic and functional projects.
• Leather Shaping: Easily shape thick leather by cutting it into thinner, precise strips that can be further processed for complex leather projects.

About C.S. Osborne & Co.

Established in 1826, C.S. Osborne & Co. has proudly manufactured exceptional leatherworking tools in the USA for nearly two centuries. Family-owned for eight generations, Osborne tools represent unmatched craftsmanship, durability, and American-made excellence. Trusted by leather artisans globally, Osborne continues its proud tradition of quality, precision, and innovation from their headquarters in Harrison, New Jersey.