6" Adjustable Wing Divider Leather Compass

The 6" Adjustable Wing Divider Leather Compass is a precision layout tool for marking stitch lines, spacing, arcs, circles, and repeat measurements. For footwear prototyping and leather work, this is one of those small bench tools that helps your patterns, panels, and stitch placements look cleaner and more intentional.

Use it when drafting shoe upper patterns, marking seam allowances, checking spacing, transferring measurements, laying out hardware placement, or creating consistent guide lines on leather, paper, wood, and sample materials. The sharp steel tips give you accurate marks, while the adjustable locking screw helps hold your measurement in place as you work.

Use It For

• Footwear prototypes

• Shoe upper pattern layout

• Stitch line marking

• Seam allowance spacing

• Hardware and eyelet placement

• Pattern transfer and measurement copying

• Drawing arcs, circles, and guide lines

• Bags, wallets, straps, belts, and leather goods

Why It Belongs on Your Bench

• Helps create clean, consistent layout marks

• Great for footwear pattern making and leather work

• Adjustable screw holds measurements in place

• Sharp steel tips mark leather, paper, wood, and sample materials

• Useful for repeating measurements across matching parts

• Helps improve accuracy before cutting, punching, or stitching

• Strong tool for shoemakers, leatherworkers, pattern makers, and sample rooms

Product Details

• Product Type: Wing divider / leather compass

• Material: Carbon steel

• Leg Length: 6"

• Maximum Span: 6"

• Max Circle Diameter: Up to 12"

• Use: Layout work, marking, measuring, spacing, scribing, and drawing arcs

• Best For: Footwear prototypes, shoe patterns, leather goods, stitch lines, seam allowances, hardware placement, and measurement transfer

• Category: Tools & Supplies / Layout & Marking Tools

• Skill Level: Beginner to Professional

Shop Note

Use this divider when you need repeatable spacing and cleaner layout before cutting or stitching. For footwear development, it is especially useful for marking stitch margins, checking symmetry, setting hardware spacing, transferring pattern measurements, and keeping prototype details consistent from left shoe to right shoe.