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OdinUK

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  1. I've used Dixons to sharpen some tools for £10 per tool (exc VAT) If the prongs arnt bent you should be able to rub the ends down to make them even on some wet and dry on a flat surface. I reconditioned many of my pricking irons by bead blasting, rubbing the ends flat on wet and dry and then painting the handles in Hammerite paint.
  2. Wow, that bag is absolutely stunning! I hope the other kids aren't too envious!
  3. Stunning work as usual! Can you advise on what lifter tools you use to raise the inside curves of the leaves?
  4. Welcome to the forum, from Herefordshire. Have you done any projects yet or have any in mind?
  5. Thanks for sharing that. I haven't used resolene very much. I'll try airbrushing it next time. Many thanks.
  6. Wow, amazing work. How do you apply the Resoline, with a sponge or airbrush? Does it not crack? It looks so smooth. The gold an black looks great!
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    PaddelCombo1

    Very nice! Whats naughty about them, they're for swatting flies, arn't they
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    Box

    That's absolutely stunning. Im speechless!
  9. I like the colours. It looks well made too. How come you opted for laser engraving the skill and not air brushing through a setnsil? Did it go black as a result of the laser engraving? Was it expensive?
  10. I like the harness, looks perfect and robust. Nice looking dog too
  11. Very nice work, I'd be interested to know you're dye and antique method too
  12. Very nice. I should do the same. Where about in the Middlands are you?
  13. Hi Edd, Welcome from Herefordshire! This forum has been a Godsend, so many helpful folk here.
  14. Very nice work! I like the bracer and the tooling on your costume.
  15. Welcome to the forum, Im sure you'll find it very useful.
  16. Hi JD, Welcome to the forum. Once you get stuck into a few projects you will get into it in no time. Lots of highly skilled and knowledgeable folk on here who are willing to help. I started my leatherwork journey in 2009 and love it, in fact its taken over some of my other hobbies. Good luck with your projects.
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