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Introducing the Tenn Well Waxed Thread, your invaluable ally for any leather DIY project. This sturdy waxed thread is engineered to be strong and reliable, ensuring your work maintains its beauty and integrity.
Features:
Material: Made with premium quality polyester, this thread boasts a robust and durable structure. Its 1mm thickness ensures strong seams that stand the test of time.
Length: With 328 yards at your disposal, this waxed thread is suitable for projects large and small. Each spool measures 2.17 inch in diameter and 3.74 inch in height, making storage a breeze.
Special Quality: The thread is well-coated with wax, ensuring it glides through your handiwork smoothly and prevents knotting.
Versatile: Whether you're repairing shoes, wallets, luggage, tents, or working on any other leather crafting projects, this thread is perfect for all your needs.
Added Bonus: Each purchase comes with an additional large eye stitching needle for ease of work.
The Tenn Well Waxed Thread is not just a crafting accessory, it's the key to creating and preserving your finest craftsmanship.
The thread is strong and works well for various projects, such as leather sheaths and tarp repairs.
Users found it effective for leather sewing, pine straw crafting, and whipping the ends of cut line.
There is just the right amount of wax for some users, making it suitable for their needs.
The included needles are sharp and should last a while, aiding in the sewing process.
The thread works fine for different tasks from repairing shoes to sewing leather gloves.
Multiple users reported that the thread is either not waxed or barely waxed, making it unsuitable for leatherwork.
Several reviews mentioned that the thread did not seem to be the specified 1mm thickness and was thinner than expected.
Some users found the need to have more than one needle, which posed inconvenience as the package contained only one.
There are reports of the thread being frayed in many places, indicating poor quality.
Some customers experienced the thread snapping after a few stitches, pointing to a lack of durability.