Thread Burner Options : r/Leathercraft
Plug it in and wait, hold a piece of thread on it until it melts off (before it gets too hot) and then melt my ends. An added bonus: I dropped it once and it happened to cause the tip to bend at a
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Why does my thread look like crap when I burn it off?
I pull the threads through the sides to fit in between the layers of leather that I am sewing and then melt them. Then you can tuck the ends of the melted thread in between the layers.
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