Edge Beveler Size Chart

This edge beveler size chart is the shortest path to the right tool. An edge beveler does one quiet thing: it softens the sharp corner of a leather edge into a round, finished line. The size you need follows the leather you work with — thinner leather, smaller number.

The Sizes

Size	Cut width
#00	0.2 mm
#00+	0.3 mm
#0	0.4 mm
#0+	0.5 mm
#1	0.7 mm
#1+	1.0 mm
#2	1.2 mm
#3	1.5 mm

How to Choose

As a starting point, let the work decide.

Fine work, thin leather. Linings, card slots, small goods — reach for the smaller numbers, #00 through #1. They take off just enough to leave a crisp, delicate round.

Everyday work. Wallets, bags, belts — the middle of the range, #1 through #2, is where most makers live.

Heavy work. Thick straps and stout hides ask for #3. It removes the corner in one confident pass.

When in doubt, choose the smaller size. You can always take one more pass; you can't put leather back.

One Workshop, One Standard

Every Palosanto beveler is made by one pair of hands in Korea. The blades are HSS-M2, hardened to hold their edge. If the edge ever fades, resharpening is free — for the life of the tool.

Made to order. Ships in about 3 days.

The right size is the one you stop thinking about.