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  1. @GreyMatter From your IP address, I see you are in the Youngstown, Ohio, 44509 area. Would be a good idea to add your location to your profile so people/vendors in your area can comment and assist. Tom
  2. @Melross Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more responses here. Tom
  3. @True Partner Saddlery You should add your location to your profile so people know where to refer you to suppliers. Check out http://www.longviewleather.com/search.php?search_query=beveled+rings&Search= But I see from your IP address you are in the Alpharetta, Georgia, 30004 area, so would probably like something closer to you. Longview gets some of their hardware from Weaver. Tom
  4. @JRWSADDLES moved your post to marketplace. Please read https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/ and comply. Add photos, etc. If your photos are too large, shrink the files so they will fit. 800 x 600 pixel resolution is adequate and will let you post maybe 100 photos in one post. Tom
  5. Fixed it for you! Tom
  6. Each piece once dry or mostly dry would have to go back in exactly the same order and orientation otherwise there would be gaps in the stack. I don't think disassembly is a good idea unless you were going to start over, soaking the rawhide, etc. Tom
  7. No experience here, but ... I would try baking it at a moderate temperature as that would dry it out and harden the rawhide like it does leather. I would also keep tightening it up as the moisture dissipates so the stack stays compressed as it dries. Tom
  8. OP is located in Calgary Alberta. Tom
  9. Too much oil or wax before applying acrylic or lacquer finishes from adhering, especially acrylic. Apply the waxes after applying a finish. Tom
  10. https://len-browns-innovations.myshopify.com/ Tom
  11. @Britmastersaddler I notice you have several ads/posts recently selling stuff in the Marketplace forum. Please review the requirements at https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/ and comply. You need photos or very good descriptions, price, shipping information, location of goods, condition of goods, etc. Tom
  12. Northmount

    Relacing

    According to the IP address, gecko (Virgil Williams) is from the Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55104 area. Tom
  13. @dtklunk Moved your post to leather Sewing Machines. You'll get more responses here. I see from your IP address that you are located in or near Hanover, Pennsylvania, 17331. It is a good idea to add your location to your profile so members can refer you to suppliers that are closer to you. Tom
  14. Resize your photos to 800x600 pixels and you can post a hundred photos in a single post. Some helps are located here Got to the 2nd page and scroll down a few posts and you will find some current information and help. For some reason I can't link to the particular post, but you will be able to find one by me and another by wizcrafts Tom
  15. @beyondcomfort Moved your post to Marketplace since you are selling. Please add additional information including shipping, pricing and pictures to your post as per marketplace requirements. See https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/ Tom
  16. @WinstonD Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You will probably get more response here. Tom
  17. For general information about power mallets, posts found on leatherworker.net see https://www.google.com/search?q=power+mallet+site%3Aleatherworker.net&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 Tom Edit: There is a Facebook page for support. I see people have been selling or asking to buy. "Power Mallet Leather Carvers"
  18. That's a lot of overkill for tooling leather or setting rivets or snaps! More suitable for a blacksmith shop. Tom
  19. The PDF of the catalog is 69 MB. So a little on the large side to email or post. Tempting to post it here but Tandy may not approve! If Jeff from Tandy wants to provide their approvals, I can post it here. Tom
  20. Iron reacts with tannin in the vegtan leather to produce blue/black stains. Check out vinegaroon for more information on how the stain occurs. The stain can be removed by cleaning with oxalic acid. Have to keep vegtan and iron separated and dry to prevent it. Tom
  21. I'd go back to the seller for support. Talk to @Techsew Ron Tom
  22. Here you go! Tom
  23. @Mark59 moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more responses here. Tom
  24. @kbarker Moved your post to leather sewing machines. Tom
  25. Some pictures may help us be able to see and visualize what is happening. Tom
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