Leatherpownder
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Main thing is to get the hide fleshed good the as soon as it dries cut it up and split any leftover slime off the back.
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Local slaughter houses for good quality.
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I do cut all my own materials and my wife processes the hide, 32 this season but now it's to cold. I usually use a core but sometimes do a square braid.
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I do have a market, I'm about a year and a half out on orders.
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Sharpening A Splitter Blade - Am I Doing This Right?
Leatherpownder replied to rhinez0r's topic in Sharpen it!
If you have an Osborne 86 the best and easiest sharpener is a Roll-A-Sharp made by Steve at Lacemaster.com. -
leathercordusa.com
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Long gone, sorry. Give Steve a call at lace master and he can fix u up.
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8 x 12 plait.
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A headstall order for bit maker Kim Parkey. Kim made the buckles.
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Nice gear.
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Well done Buck.
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Looking forward to the finish product.
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They are cut down the center of the back from behind the ear to the flank, along the belly about elbow high. I lime the horse hide.
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Nice gear Buck.
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Nothing in particular Bruce just trying to get a little hide worked up for winter projects before the weather hits.