GUESS WHAT........THERE IS NOTHING AUTOMATIC ABOUT THEM.
THEY ARE MANUAL.
tbe best investment for you would be to buy the Al Stolhman Book
"THE ART OF HAND SEWING"....
"Very Carefully"..........after stamping the letters. Seal all of the area with two coats of
super sheen finish. make sure the finish is completly dry.
use a small paint brush and apply white Acrilic Craft paint to the recessed areas.
then with a damp paper towel wipe off the excess white.
EXPERIMENT A LITTLE YOU WILL GET IT.
thanks Ray, I have not seen Don 101 here in a while but he is the only other person that has an
embossing wheel like the one i have. Contack him , he might know where an extra is.
Thanks Ray.......a long time ago i did a strap for my son, he said that he would be using a "strap lock"
on it and this" punch is the size to use". I marked it with Blue Tape.............
so it is the one with Blue Tape on it.....
WELL I GUEES YOU HAVE MADE ME WANT TO DO SOMETHING FOR MY SELF.
i'll have to do one for my Remington Rollin Block .45-70.
THE CARTRIDGE BELT LOOKS GREAT ESPECIALLY THE BRADING, THAT REALLY SETS
THE BELT OFF.
I worked in Grocery stores for over 45 years and was a Meat cutter and Meat Dept Manager
for more years than i care to remember>
i was able to Retire Early and i have not looked back.
Now the Leather work...... keeps me (off the streets & out of the Bars)
ART WORK LOOKS GREAT.....one thing you might want to try is to
let the leather dry a little more before you start to Bevel .
( TOM and I was posting at the same time.....Great minds think alike )
JOSH.........like Ray said......YOU HAVE REALLY CAME A LONG WAY IN YOUR
LEATHERCRAFTING, EVER ITEM YOU DO, IS BETTER THAN THE PREVIOUS ONE
KEEP EM COMMING.
the lacing adds a special touch to the belt.