What's a good crimping pliers brand? I can only seem to find a flat head plier on Etsy.

The difference isn't so big and doesn't really make a huge difference. I think it's more about which feels more comfortable for you to use.

@Edward Santoro no, the FN3 is a wider crease

Excellent! Are the amazing rulers you use available anywhere?

Hi Peter, So do you just limit the times of day when you are hammering?

Do the FN2 and FN3 place the crease the same distance from the edge?

@Connie Murphy so, did the tips bring any results?

You can find less expensive electric creasers. They are based off of Soldering Irons. I would want to know what to look for in an electric crease, such as handles that don’t get too hot to hold etc. I’m still trying to figure this out.

@Edgar Welch You could try a manual paring machine used in bookbinding.

I'm happy it worked! I've used some foam sheets underneath my workbench but nothing works better than the books.

I am in the US and like Buckleguy because most of their hardware is solid brass and very good quality.

Hey @Liviu Moruzi , regarding these 4 screws, I would definitely invest in harder cross-head screws. The screws from the manufacturer went through quickly. I have no experience with stropping the high grade blade. It would certainly be worth a try.