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  1. yor could try deer tan db shoulder. it is really soft.
  2. total agree with Studio-n. trying to click that heavy of leather useing anything. leaa than 12 tons will not hold up.
  3. A lot of mocs are made from moose hide
  4. you can try Ohio Travel Bag at :www.ohiotravelbag.com
  5. first lightly sand the glossy side and the glue both sides, let dry and put both together and lightly tap to get a good bond
  6. sorry to hear that, but it has been a while since I have ordered any
  7. first dye tour leather Black buff, then apply the leather balm/Adam wax/ black will give a high gloss finish. the Ginger will give u a golden wax finish. also can put over a brown dye to get a darker brown gloss finish photo is the Ginger finish
  8. I have been this for years with no problems. I also use the leather balm/adam wax black and the ginger with great results
  9. after40 years of doing custom work my advice is , if u put anything on it that u can not resell, then u need to get 100% before u make. also on anything also get a 50% deposit
  10. Since u have bought from W&C before, why not ask them what is the best buy for what u are making.
  11. where are u in Georgia? I am in Griffin
  12. if u are making a dress belt than a 8/9 oz will work just fine/ with 45 years experience I used 8/9houlders or can use 9/10 oz.
  13. Joe, the best place I have fount is the ; The Green Pepper.inc these are patterns to be made with cloth but u can easily convert. attached a photo of a backpack I made from of their patterns
  14. Where in South Carolina? now live in Atlanta but home town is York.
  15. you can try this site : PeggySueAldoLeather.com. also listed on Etsy
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