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  1. Brandon

    Byzantium girl 2

    I'm speechless!!!!!!
  2. Brandon

    prophetess

    me say something!!!!!
  3. Bravo! Thank you for sharing! Brandon
  4. A waist pouch? Roughly translated to Chinese " yeow tie pao-pao "? Beautiful! B.
  5. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ! From Singapore!
  6. I bot mine from Hidecrafter, not sure if they still have it now. It was 2-Shews who introduced me to the world of 'leather' friends. Thank you Billy!
  7. Sandwiched them between two pieces of leather and you have an Ostrich skin. I was told that's how they do it in Thailand.
  8. Took this pic off a customer of my friend's shop. I've also seen handles for purses.
  9. Good to see a Malaysian here! From JB? If you happen to be in Singapore, PM me. B
  10. All the very best to your new 'home'! I heard the 2008 Al Stohlman Award winner is an Australian!
  11. Congrats! 9th is also my Wife's birthday.
  12. There is one in LC&SJ May/Jun 2000. Quick Draw Knife Sheath by J.R. Richardson I've seen a few postings on these. Was it here before the crash? Brandon
  13. There is one in LC&SJ, 'Tournament Quiver' by Art Vincent Nov/Dec '93
  14. Wolve, Someone did mentioned LDPE: Low Density Polyethelene the last time but I don't have that. I tried on an x-ray film this afternoon, it didn't rise high enough to give you a good impression on the leather. Then I used a piece of plastic that someone from NC gave me, it did pop up a little better and produce quite a visible impression. As this is my first time trying it out ( not a pattern ), this is what I can say; if you'll to trace directly onto the plastic, you need a very fine marker pen as the engraver (mine) is pin pointed. After tracing, you turn the plastic the other way so that you're engraving a 'mirror' image. Later I found that it maybe better if I'll to trace it on a tracing paper then turn the paper around and place the plastic over it for engraving. It's almost midnight over here, too noisy to try it. If I find the time tomorrow, I'll tell you more. At the meantime, maybe our friend whom he received a piece from Verlane can tell us how he did it - Brandon
  15. I used to cut but am not good at it, worst for letterings. When I saw my friend did a key fob with his initial on it, I asked how he did it....... Apply more pressure on your craftaid or on the tracing paper. Better still if you use a thick marker pen to write it on a paper then trace that onto the tracing paper. With that deep enough outline on your leather just go over it with the beveler of your choice. Am very sure that I'm not the only one out here that does it this way- Brandon
  16. Cut nothing, just bevel -
  17. That's the legendary Wu Song killing the tiger with his bare hands! Thank you for sharing, John. Brandon
  18. Use a template! Anything that is round you find in your house. Cups,glasses, lids, the last chip that you kept from the casino, DVD,VCD etc..................
  19. David, Tell us more about your trip to Thailand.
  20. Someone sent me a bottle of Corn Huskers Lotion, burnished well and smells good too. I still prefer water.Lazy I guess.
  21. I don't know much about stingray but I've been sitting on my wallet for years and have not seen the pearls been flattened like in your pic. Infact, I can still used it to make a buckle when the wallet's interior was worn off. I was in a stingray shop in Bankok where they told me that there're different grades and that the lower grade's preals will drop off but they didn't mention that they be flattened. While there I saw a lady sitting at a corner gluing the pearls back on some projects using a pair of pincers and Loctite.
  22. Great job! Now if those fungi are 'Linzhi' you will be rich!
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