Ten 2 in metal needles with blunt tips and extra-large eyes for hand sewing through prepared leather holes.
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Twenty-five blunt harness needles: five of each of five sizes, assembled by CraftnTools from John James L3912 retail packs.
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A repositionable pony with a long sit-on base, plus a specifically listed assortment of needles, thread, awls and small sewing tools.
$32.99Nov 6, 26, 01:15 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A quick-screw pony with a stated 40 mm jaw opening, dual bases and separate 180° tabletop and 120° long-base adjustments.
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Eight stainless-steel triangular-point needles in the selected 1.83 × 70 mm size, with two threaders and tube storage.
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Ten short and ten long positioning pieces pair stainless-steel needles with brass bases for holding leather edges during sewing.
$21.99Nov 6, 26, 01:16 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Two wood-handled metal awls, described as a long hollow form and an elbow form, for comparing access and shape during handwork.
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An aluminum-alloy and ebony-handled lockstitch tool with two needles, a dual-purpose wrench and three approximately 10 m thread spools.
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A fixed 1.25 in steel diamond blade, wooden handle and stainless-steel ferrule define this single stitching awl.
$34.99Nov 6, 26, 01:21 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Blunt fid / belt awl for stretching and enlarging lacing holes
Quantity
Two fids
Two hardwood-handled blunt fids with 2¼ in blades and 5 in overall length, intended for stretching/enlarging lacing openings.
$18.95Nov 6, 26, 01:21 PM · New YorkPrice info
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One curved diamond-point awl with a beech handle, approximately 13 cm overall length and 9 cm handle.
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One polished wood-and-stainless crochet awl, with a 160 mm overall length and 60 × 3 mm needle component.
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Blunt harness needles, pointed leather needles, a thread-carrying awl and a stitching pony solve different sewing needs. Start with your intended sewing method, the holes already prepared and the working position. Then compare needle dimensions, supplied thread and mounting details without letting a large accessory count decide the purchase.
Compare the actual choices
Compare the job, the working measurement and what the purchase supplies
Tool choice
When to compare it
Measurement or contents that matter
Tandy blunt needles
Prepared holes and a single needle format
Ten needles, 2in long; extra-large eyes
John James assortment
Comparing several harness-needle sizes
Twenty-five needles: five sizes × five pieces
OWDEN lockstitch awl
A tool with its own thread-carrying setup
Two needles; black/white/brown thread, about 10m per spool
DigNew dual-base pony
Choosing how the leather is supported
40mm stated jaw opening; two mounting arrangements, one pony
Blunt and cutting points serve different preparations
Tandy’s ten-pack of blunt, 2-inch stitching needles is listed for pre-punched holes and has extra-large eyes. The John James assortment instead supplies five named harness-needle sizes, five of each, giving a more varied size comparison. A triangular-point needle is a different profile; it should not be chosen as if it were simply another length of blunt harness needle. Check the named needle series and the intended thread rather than relying on a size number alone.
A sewing awl can change the system you buy
OWDEN’s AL0019 is a lockstitch sewing-awl kit with two needles and three thread colors, each spool stated at about 10m. The handle stores the needle and wrench, and the wrench also serves spool changes. This is a complete thread-carrying arrangement, unlike a simple hole-forming awl. Decide whether you want that system or separate needles and prepared holes before comparing the accessory totals.
Compare the pony mount and jaw opening separately
A pony holds the work while you sew. DigNew’s dual-base version specifies a 40mm jaw opening, with separate tabletop and long-base arrangements; its listed adjustment angles are up to 180° and 120° respectively. Those values describe different mounts, not two clamping widths. Choose the mounting position for your work area, and do not treat overall tool height as the maximum leather width it can hold.
Look beyond the kit-piece headline
Thread colors, needles and mounting hardware may account for much of a sewing kit’s piece count. The DigNew kit names eight thread colors but does not state their lengths, and its needle-group counts do not establish an extra pony. If you already own suitable needles, a workholding improvement may be the useful purchase; if you already have a pony, a precise needle assortment may fill the smaller gap.
Examples in this department
Explore these models to compare their features, included parts and intended uses.
Do twenty-five needles mean twenty-five different sizes?
The John James assortment has five sizes with five needles per size. Compare the listed length and diameter of each size, along with the thread guidance for that series.
Is a pointed awl kit the same as buying harness needles?
No. Check whether the awl only forms a hole or carries thread as part of a sewing system. The OWDEN AL0019 is explicitly a lockstitch tool; blunt harness needles are a separate hand-sewing choice.
Does a 40mm jaw opening limit a pony to 40mm-wide projects?
Jaw opening describes the gap available between the jaws. It is different from project width, reach and access around the work. Check the actual mounting layout and dimensions for the piece you plan to hold.
Does the dual-base kit contain two complete ponies?
The DigNew selection supplies one pony with two base arrangements. The separate mount changes how the same workholding tool is positioned; it is not a second complete pony.
Needle-series, thread allocation, sewing-system and mounting facts from exact retained selections; no universal thread fit or workholding capacity inferred.
