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Dangerous Beans

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  1. Thanks iammiketoo, and i sincerely apologies for the over use of the words 'Tug' and 'Pop' These were pitched at someone on here who needed a little help. It is a very basic idea of stitching and leaves out a few of the complex moves often used. If it is helpful, i'll redo it with a bit more detail and include the whys and wherefores. Nigel
  2. on the right with the rosewood handles are Joseph Dixon tools, the awls, dividers and punches are CS Osborne and the trim knives are Tandy. The pliers are smooth dentist pliers which are perfect for stubborn back stitches.
  3. Hi Jarednem, I picked that pony up from Hoppers Saddlery about 20 years ago... it could do with replacing but it still work enough to be useful..
  4. From the album: Scabbards

    How many tools can you fit onto one Scabbard? I managed six... Machete, knife, multi-tool, fire stick and a Marlin Spike and Steel on the back!
  5. That's an interesting ask... I have always worked to avoid what your looking to achieve but I do like the idea, a lot. I have never done this but an idea that comes to mind is cutting the edge to a close approximation of the shape your after, then skive off as much as you can get away with. Then with a leather wrapped mallet, and using a rough rock as an anvil, so the back of the leather is against the rock, hammer the edges to distress it, this will loosen the fibres around the edge and give that fluffy worn look... Possibly... It's only a thought though, I've never tried it. Do let me know if it works though, I may give it a go. Nigel
  6. What a great bunch! Happy New Year to you all.

    1. Sylvia

      Sylvia

      And may you and yours have a prosperous 2013 too.

    2. H factor

      H factor

      HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

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