Manual Leather Skiver Peeler Splitter Thinning Skiving Machine Leathercraft Edging Machine for DIY Project
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Features
- * Simple to use, Fully Adjustable.
- * Ability to par larger pieces of leather by running through the machine several times.
- * 27 mm roller and 3 additional interchangeable rollers (4mm, 8mm and 12mm)
- * The patented mechanism automatically makes the knife stay in the chosen position so there is no need for time consuming readjustments.
- * Leather skiver replacement blades are available.
Description
Manual Leather Skiver Paring Machine DIY for Leather Peeling The leather paring machine provides precision peeling and cutting, the cutting thickness can be adjusted. Very Easy to use, no matter you are a new or a professional, you can use it easily;
Brand: INNETOC
Material: Leather
Color: Black
Active Surface Area: 0.108 square inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Brand Name: INNETOC
Manufacturer: Zhejiang once international co., ltd
UPC: 714983405133
Part Number: SKIV-91220
Model: SKIV-91220
Operation Mode: Manual
Print media: Unknown
Active Surface Area: 0.108 square inches
Item Weight: 0.9 Kilograms
Material Type: Leather
Color: Black
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This CAN be a good purchase. It's, price wise, cheap. The machine itself, yeah, it's made pretty cheaply to. ONLY BUY OF YOU'RE WILLING TO SPEND ABOUT AN HOUR TUNING IT! For tuning the goal is to get rid of all the extra wobbles, wiggles, and jimmying by "correcting" for horrible tolerances. 1)Start with removing the pins that are clipped on. (Attach a small magnet next to the clip so that it doesn't go across the room or you lose it some other way. ) 2) Remove the adjuster knob. 3) Remove the screwed in inserts that holds the pin and the adjuster knob. 4) Wrap the threads of inserts with thread tape. 5) Tighten the lower insert until right and aligned so that the forks on the adjuster align properly. (Put a small screwdriver through the insert. Don't He-Man it into place, the main body of the machine is pot metal and will strip out.) 6) Place a thin washer between the top insert and the body. (This gives it a further range of motion for tilting the blade. ) Then attach the insert just like you did for the lower one. 7) Sqeeze the forks on the adjuster so that it slides onto the insert tightly. (No He-Man, remember cheap easily broken parts. And one is right hand thread and one is left. Finding a left handed threaded anything is horrible.) Align the hole of the fork with the insert. 8) Wrap the pins in a couple layers of aluminum foil. (Your shiming the pins to fit tighter.) Twist the pin on the same way the foil is wrapped, don't push it straight in. That will bunch the foil and remove it from where you need it. 9) Once the pins are in check for wobble. It you have ANY try again with the above steps. 10) Remove the horizontal Allen head bolt that is above the razor blade. Thread tape it and reinstall. Ensure no wobble at that point. 11) Remove the 2 pivot screws (horizontal allen head bolts below the spring with a stop nut on them). Thread tape and reinstall. Both pivot screws have a point and they must align with the dimple inside or out won't adjust correctly/ evenly. Do not over tighten the pivot screw or set nut. (Common theme here right....) 12) Remove the vertically mounted turn screw and add a set nut. (This isn't mandatory, however, when you use it and the adjustment slips you'll hate yourself for not having done it.) 13) If you have a bench vise use that to secure the machine into place during use vs the janky table mount bolt. 14) Don't think you need a huge angle to skive with. The small roller pin, a tight angle, and holding the material that is not being trimmed lower than the roller pin. The full roller pin is only used for skiving the piece flat instead of giving it a bevel. I've got mine tuned so that I can reliably Skive down to half a mm. Once you get it right, it's a simple machine so it shouldn't need much if any maintenence.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Rebinders Beware. I am a pretty handy guy. I work on machines and can typically get things to work. I decided to buy this for Bible rebinds thinking that I could work around any tolerance issues and make this my go to skiving device. I was wrong... This product is broken and I'm outside of my return window. I will happily change this review and work with the machine if the company will send replacement parts or replace the item. This product has been a huge let down and is not worth buying. I wish I would have went with the green device that does straight cuts only or just had stuck to something else. Now I'm out $70 and flustrated. You cannot get this to cut straight or keep your desired angle. It literally changes angle on you every time you use it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2026 by Amazon Customer
A lot of these machines get a bad rap. That being said, the machine I received is more or less good to go out of the box. There are famous you tubers who paid high end prices for similar machines and had to do a lot of "adjusting" to make their's work. Mine has tight tolerances and only needed the blade angle adjuster tightened. I tested it out on some very soft temper pull up leather and it worked exactly as it should, after I decided on the angle I wanted it to skive. I would have no issues buying another one of these for my shop, but I doubt I will ever need to.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 by anonymous717
My unit became very difficult to use and then the metal failed and it was unusable. My experience was that it is not durable nor easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by Peter Allen
I had been curious about this type of leather skiver for quite a while. When I received it I started setting it up by clamping it to my bench. While getting ready to test it out the lever arm used to raise and lower the blade came off. There wasn't that much force required to move the lever arm and I assumed that the level arm screwed in and had just backed out in shipping. I picked it up and realized that it wasn't threaded and instead it was just a press fitted rod that went into a hole on the skiver. The only problem was the hole was only maybe and 1/8th of an inch deep and the rod was rounded on both ends so there was even less material for rod to hold on to. As there was no way for me to fix this easily I returned it for a refund. I don't know how well it would actually work because I never got a chance to use it. I seemed solid, but there seems to a lack of quality control.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Creighton
Takes some practice to use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Vic
I did all the little tweaks suggested by another reviewer and that seemed very helpful however while trying to put the leather strip (thinner chrome tanned calf skin) in place using the lever release, the lever actually broke off and I was unable to put it back in. If this hadn’t happened I would have been content but without this lever using the skiver is impossible. This is definitely getting returned.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025 by Donna
took a little time to get use to. once i did , worked great.
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by cowboy tack