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    This is a helpful place. Every time I see anyone on any forum tell someone to use the search I want to poke them in the eye with a sharp stick.
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    It is so that the lace will pull in with less stretch and less wear on it. If you pull it in un-lubricated it can look tattered by the time you get the lacing done.
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    I am interested. Snake or ostrich would be awesome. Pics would help a lot. Interested in wallet sized pieces. Price? Aaron
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    I like the pully. I made one very similar a few weeks ago for my Pfaff. I did not have the 3 groves, just two. I was going for as much reduction as possible.
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    First you will need a monster trap... talk to a kid on how to make one. Once you catch the monster you will need to skin and tan it... It gets messy. I am guessing they used some embossing, filled the back with a plug (leather filler) and just hand formed it into shape. It looks cool. Aaron
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    I use beeswax on thread for hand sewing. I use paraffin on lace. They do not interchange well for the two, one is sticky, one is slippery. Aaron
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    Hello to you and welcome! Aaron
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    Mike, Is the video a different price than the interactive class? Bob Beard and Paul Zalesak are two of my favorite leather guys. I have learned a lot from both, they are a great choice for teachers. Aaron
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    http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/en-usd/home/infoandservices/leathercraft--classes/leathercraft-classes.aspx#Portland-OR I will be gone for the next few weeks, but there should be someone running the group.
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    Every second Saturday we meet at Tandy. The opposing Saturdays there are other direct classes, sometimes by me, sometimes by others. This is the big one: Bob Beard will be teaching a notebook class in Portland in September. Cleaning up some final details and then I will post more. Aaron
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    Hello to both of you. As much as there is in Portland of an organized group I sort of lead it. We meet at Tandy every other week and work on projects (I also do some of the classes too). Contact me if you have questions. Aaron
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    Hello an welcome. You will learn a lot here. It does look like you are off to a great start. I am troubled with what a toilet bag is though.... If you could send me a piece of elephant I would happily send you money. Aaron
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    A kangaroo with 10 feet is just silly. Think about how would it bounce around. It would look more like a cross between a lizard and a centipede.
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    You have it. A ruler, pressed down very snug, pull the knife along it.
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    The cards in the slot in front of it would stop any impression from transferring through. The pattern I have been using lately is very similar to this design, it works well to keep the bulk down in the wallet.
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    With the shape of the building it would look good with an old town sherif theme on the outside. Looks like a good space.
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    Barry,A couple questions. Are the blades diamond shaped or rounded on the sides? Also, are they hardened? If so, how hard are they? They look good. Aaron
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    Simple, nice and well done.
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    Correct
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    You can easily use a nail. Snip it where it sticks through and a rivet set can be made from a small rod with s divot drilled into the end.
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    If this is a costume I would try spray paint. Fast and easy, but likely not overly durable.
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    It looks like just a basic rivet. Think of a piece of wire with both ends smashed. Or a nail with the sharp end smashed.
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    Use a sharpie
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    Nice. Very feminine and pretty.
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    Interesting. I would have never suspected it to still be damp after a couple days. Aaron
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