Tandy Leather / Stitching Irons & Groovers
Tandy 88040-14 Angled Four-Prong Lacing Chisel
One four-prong chisel with a stated 45° orientation for 3/32 in (2 mm) wide lace.

CHOOSE THE TOOL FOR YOUR WORK
Match the lace width and angled points, not an assumed pitch
This Craftool tool is a specific angled lacing option rather than another four-piece stitching set. One 88040-14 chisel has four points angled 45°, and the description identifies 3/32 in (2 mm) wide lace as its intended size. Choose it for that lace/profile combination instead of reading 2 mm as the distance between stitch holes.
The seller describes hardened 41xx steel, subsequent case hardening, a black electrophoretic coating and a textured handle. Its use instruction calls for a mallet with a cutting board underneath. Those details define the tool and support setup without establishing a maximum leather thickness or a no-bending guarantee.
The wider product line includes other tooth counts and lace widths, but they are not all supplied here. The free description also gives 1/8 in prong and gap wording without clearly limiting it to this angled selection, so confirm exact working geometry if it drives your layout. Compare FTVOGUE for a four-tool flat set with an explicit 3 mm spacing, or Tandy’s spacer wheels when only reference marks are required.
MODEL DETAILS
Specifications & included parts
| Detail | Product details |
|---|---|
| Selected tool | One four-prong angled chisel |
| Tooth angle stated | 45° |
| Recommended lace width | 3/32 in (2 mm), as labeled |
| Steel description | 41xx steel; hardened and case hardened |
| Coating | Black electrophoresis coating |
| Handle | Textured |
| Support instruction | Mallet with cutting board underneath |
| Model | 88040-14 |
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Where this model is useful
- The lace-width recommendation and 45° orientation are separately stated.
- One exact model avoids implying a full line of chisel sizes is supplied.
Trade-offs to check
- Lace width does not establish tooth pitch.
- The generic 1/8 in prong/gap passage is not clearly scoped to this selection.
What to check before choosing
Keep the dimensions in their roles
2 mm labels lace width; verify actual slot and pitch geometry if matching an existing seam.
Provide the specified backing
Use the stated mallet/cutting-board setup rather than bare stone.
Care instructions
Protect the points during use
Use with a mallet and a cutting board underneath, as stated by the seller.
Your questions about this product
Does 2 mm mean tooth spacing?
No. The source explicitly uses it for lace width.
Are four separate tools included?
No. One tool has four points.
What backing does the seller specify?
A cutting board underneath when using a mallet.
Other options to consider
About this product information
Exact-ASIN complete available text, bullets, specifications and current variant compared; original buying advice, no physical trial.
Selected Amazon listing ↗ · Listing checked 2026-11-06 · Information reviewed 2026-11-06
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