Draw and Plough Gauges 

Draw gauges are used to cut leather strips. The draw gauges are from American makers such as CS Osborne, HF Osborne, and once in a while draw gauges from Henry Sauerbier and others. They have all of the gibs/shims and all come with a new re-profiled and sharpened blade. Plough gauges are a European origin tool used to cut straps. They are used in a pushing motion. The blade is in line with the handle and will cut wider straps more easily than a draw gauge. These come from fine European makers like Dixon, Blanchard, Vergez-Blanchard, and Mayer-Flamery.

Draw Gauges

13948 – CS Osborne Newark marked Latta pattern/twist handle draw gauge – $150.00. 14135 – CS Osborne brass frame Newark marked drawer gauge – $150.00 13805 – CS Osborne wooden scale handle draw gauge – $125.00. 13733 – CS Osborne wooden scale handle draw gauge – $125.00. 14185 – CS Osborne wooden scale handle draw gauge – $125.00. 13892 – CS Osborne cast metal handle draw gauge – $65.00. 14398 – CS Osborne metal draw gauge, Harrison marking – $65.00. 13901 – HF Osborne rare textured handle metal draw gauge with trigger – $80.00. 14814 – CS Osborne Newark marked metal draw gauge – $65.00. 13928 – CS Osborne metal handle draw gauge – $65.00. 13943 – CS Osborne metal handle draw gauge – $65.00. 13949 – CS Osborne cast metal handle draw gauge, USA (US Army) marked, 6 inch – $80.00. BT-65 – refurbished CS Osborne metal handle draw gauge, light arrested pitting on bar, good user just not super pretty – $45.00. 13952 – CS Osborne cast metal handle draw gauge – $65.00.

CS Osborne Draw Gauge Blades and Small Parts

You know those little shims that are always missing when you buy a used draw gauge? I have them. With my business of refurbishing it is usually hard to find the amount I needed. Most dealers didn't stock them and if they did - two here, three there. It was hard to sell any spares because I was needing them. I've got them stocked now and for sale. I am also selling draw gauge blades. I am selling the blades two ways. I am selling them  "stock" as they come from CS Osborne. I am also selling them sharpened and the pointed tip rounded over for safety. These sharp and rounded blades are the same ones I provide with my refurbished vintage draw gauges. For more information on why I do that, please read the Draw Gauge tutorial on the Tutorial page of the website. 

CS Osborne-sharp draw gauge blade, sharpened and reprofiled by me – $25.00 – in stock. CS Osborne-new draw gauge blade, stock blade – not sharpened or profiled – $16.00 – in stock. CSO DG - large gib-shim for the blade on a draw gauge – $2.50-in stock. CSO Is G – CS Osborne small shim-gib for the front of the bar on a draw gauge – $2.50 – in stock.

Nattools Strap Cutter - 

   These are new stock and never used. They are  handy and will cut up to a 2-1/4" strap. They work similarly to a draw gauge but have a roller over the bar to hold your leather down. Good precision made tool. The bar is dual marked in centimeters and inches. The blades are a double section of snap-off utility knife blades. 

NATSC - Nattools Strap Cutter - left side view - $65.00 - in stock. NATSC - Nattools strap cutter – $65.00 – top view –in stock. NATSC - Nattools strap cutter – $65.00 – right view – in stock.

Plough Gauges

Plough gauges are a European origin strap cutting tool. I don't always have these on hand and usually there is a bit of a waiting list for them.