JWGlover
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thanks for the info, nice to see another South Texan on here. Just wonderin where Mendoza is? Close to the border?
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Y'all are all funny and full of info I'll give it a shot and see what I can make. Bearman, I'll see what I got that will work for you.
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I live in South Texas where we have plenty of Mesquite trees, I was wondering if it could be used to make burnishers? What do ya'll think?
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I've Never Seen This Before
JWGlover replied to iwannabeacowboy's topic in Motorcycles and Biker Gear
I saw this in an email a couple of months ago, I thought it was the neatest thing since sliced bread. I wonder if anyone on this site built it? -
I still dont have all the stamps I need so I had to improvise. I dont think it turned out that bad.
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From the album: 2nd horse head carving
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I have always heard that everyone is born left handed but the intelligent ones overcame it.
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Adult area on Leatherworker.net
JWGlover replied to Johanna's topic in Announcements and Administrivia
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From the album: Ruger Flat Top Combination
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From the album: Ruger Flat Top Combination
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From the album: Ruger Flat Top Combination
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From the album: Ruger Flat Top Combination
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From the album: Ruger Flat Top Combination
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From the album: 44/45 Belt Slide
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From the album: 44/45 Belt Slide
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I use mine for sanding the edges as well and I also use it for burnishing and punching holes. I just chuck an awl point in it and use it for making stitching holes being careful not to go too deep. I know, I know, I am a cheater.
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I was gonna try my hand at using sinew for hand stitching but don't know how to tie the sinew to the needle. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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I'll have to see if my wife took more pics because I only took the one. -
first holster made for my brother-in-law, 8 oz leather made for crossdraw or left hand carry
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8 oz leather, hand stitched, for left hand or cross draw carry
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From the album: first holster
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