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About Chris B
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- Birthday 06/12/1984
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Leatherworking, and tools, I'm a tool hoarder.
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Chris B started following Anyone Know The Brand Of This Stamp? I've Never Seen One., A Few New Wallets (Experimental Leathers), Italian Tannery Video. and and 5 others
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I was surfing around You Tube and found this video. I thought it was interesting, it might of been posted before, so if it has I apologize. Its a tannery in Tuscany Italy. Chris
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Thats good!!!! Glad to hear it!!!! Now I learned my lesson, to read every post!!!! Chris
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Any updates Ferg? Thanks, Chris
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Ok I will admit right off the bat, I know NOTHING of sewing machines. But on phase conversion, a subject I know a little about. I built a rotary phase converter to run my 12" Clausing lathe. I will tell you with an rpc, it sure likes it electricity! If I had to do it over again, I would go with a static converter. You have to buy one for each machine, but they will let you run 3 phase off of single phase 220. http://www.phase-a-matic.com/StaticDescription.htm Travers tools has them http://www.travers.com/regular-heavy-duty-static-phase-converters?Category=electrical%20equipment%20%26%20supplies:298251||converters:298257||static%20phase%20converters:298265||UserSearch=block%20id%2034363%20and%20class%20level3%20id%20298265 I know alot of guys run their lathes and mills off of them. I should of done that lol. Chris
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http://springfieldleather.com/34306/Side%2CHermannOak%2CBlack%2C8-10oz/ They can cut out what you would like and I do believe they will split it to the thickness you would like.
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Veg-tan is the process of tanning it. I haven't seen any that has been pre-dyed. I am probably wrong with that though. Chris
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Lets us know what you find out!!!!! Chris
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Another Wallet Off The Bench
Chris B replied to jayjay's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Another good one Jayjay. Whats the overall dimensions on that? Thanks, Chris -
Good luck with the auction. As to the powered way, I figure its either treadle power or line shaft powered. I really doubt it is electric powered, although it may be, it depends on the region on Amish. Lets us know how it goes. Thanks, Chris
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I got it! Had to use Internet Explorer instead of Google Chrome. Thanks, Chris
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Thank you!!! I'm going to put this on my wish list! Chris
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Anyone Know The Brand Of This Stamp? I've Never Seen One.
Chris B replied to jmkjmk2's topic in Leather Tools
Its neat looking thats for sure! It almost looks like it would be a back ground tool/matting tool, but I'm not too too sure. Chris -
Thanks Jack. Im going to have to figure whats going on with my puter.... Thanks, Chris
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Thank you for that! Im interested in your book. Do you have a website that you offer it from? Thanks, Chris