Customer Reviews for Leather Cutting Machine Manual Die Cutter 360x220mm Leather Embossing Machine

I use this product as a clicker press for my leathersmith shop. Specifically as a clicker press for clicker dies, usually wallets. Gets the job done for a fraction of the price you'd pay for a press from Weaver or Tandy. Also fits nicely on a workbench.

Adjusting nuts were hard to turn but worked well once loosened. It was a challenge to get the pressing surface level. Very sturdy unit, good pressure for cuts. Would recommend better instructions or user manual.

Works really well. It is heavy duty, so you'll need a surface that can hold the weight of the machine. I used to cut all of my leather by hand, and this machine has cut production time down by hours at a time. Well worth the money.

Arrived in a cardboard container that was in rough shape. Shipping had apparently loosened some of the nuts. First cuttings indicated the machine was not level. The machine could use instructions on how to do this. After several tries it was level. Once that is accomplished the machine cuts very easily. Clean precise cuts. It should provide many years of enjoyable leather cutting projects

Not a very experienced leather crafter, but I do know tools. We are very happy with this purchase for the amount of work we use it for

Instead of buying a nice one at over $1,000 this press provides incredible vallue

It arrived in a huge nice wood create and I didn’t realize it would be this big and heavy. This press is heavy duty. I’m impressed, will just need somebody to help me move it.

This press is built to last. I have it mounted to my workbench and it effortlessly cuts through 8oz leather with a good cutting die.

I bought this to help me leather press some brass stamps to my leather/hybrid watch band. it works, i dont have to hammer 10+ times anymore lol and I can work during night time. Now i can do that its original use of leather cutting to create patterns lol. The price and quality rating as a 4 because of course i would want it cheaper lol. It cheap compared to other leather tools that can go for $1000s. I think it can be become event greater one of metal piece was slightly fractured. i notice if pressured to hard, it loosens up a bit.

For the money, it worked great and with a few small modifications, did exactly what we wanted it to do. Cut through leather quite nicely.