• A 10 gauge powder coated steel seat pan.
• Closed cell neoprene foam, pre-cut, shaped, and adhered to the pan.
• 8 oz vegetable tanned tooling leather, top and bottom.
• Four 2 prong lacing needles.
• 10 yards of premium kangaroo lace. (the strongest top grain leather available.)
• A fully instructional hour long DVD featuring Ivan Iler.
• One 4 oz bottle of Briar Brown highlighting dye.
• One 4 oz bottle of Black Leather dye.
• One 4 oz bottle of Acrylic Resolene.
• Three wool daubers.
• Tracing Film.
• Stylus.
• Set of 6 basic stamps.
• Swivel knife.
• Wooden mallet.
• Practice scraps of leather.

The most important thing when it comes to tooling leather is the leather itself, and each one of these kits comes with the best. An 8 oz american vegetable tan tooling leather.

The tool kit comes with all your basic needs: Swivel knife, pear shader, seeder, veiner, beveler, camouflage, backgrounder. Even though leather smiths may collect hundreds of stamps, the 6 stamps contained in this kit are some of the most commonly used.

The mounting studs on the bottom of the seat are 5/16 x 24 thread pitch, and have the same configuration of most aftermarket solo seats. Making it easy to fit your application.

These pans have a nice gradual curve, and feel quite comfortable.

The two prong lacing needles do a great of holding onto the leather.