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  1. WScott
    Wow, still loving the stuff you are making !
  2. WScott
    Like to see some pics of your boxes Nothing in your gallery
  3. WScott
    He's cool Got a bit of attitude
  4. WScott
    Wet forming it in a press with a wood mold I have info on how to somewhere, will look when I get home Found this thread for starters http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=23446
  5. WScott
    Keep plugging away at it, I am still watching!
  6. WScott
    Great job! Sound work all around
  7. WScott
    Great idea! You can stabilize the wood and limit it from cracking Here is some stuff: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/404901822720397576/
  8. WScott
    There are a million ways to do something.....and everyone has the right way
  9. WScott
    Oh wow, that is excellent in every way
  10. WScott
    Yours have a better base design so the tools won't slip down and fall out when the leather stretches out. I might just do some similar myself
  11. WScott
    I like them both, but especially the numbered circles on the punches.
  12. WScott
    Jumped straight into the deep end! Nice job!
  13. WScott
    Yep, that made clicking on the post really worth it I am thinking I will try fishing line Great tip!!
  14. WScott
    Funny stuff Love the Far Side
  15. WScott
    Nice!
  16. WScott
    Beautiful tooling, nice stitching Really a great piece!
  17. WScott
    Totally agree, 0.6 Havana Cigar is a beautiful thread. I have ordered from here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/leatherwurx Cy in Calgary Alberta...really good guy.
  18. WScott
    A LED headlamp is a good auxiliary light source as well I wear one when I stitch or tool
  19. WScott
    How about these http://www.hidebound.co.uk/Products.htm
  20. WScott
    There you go, next project is leather sake cups!
  21. WScott
    Good for you It will get you tons of compliments from the restaurant patrons
  22. WScott

    Trying something new...sponsoring a bee hive in my garden. Have always wanted one but too chicken to play beekeeper on my own

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    2. cloverpatch

      cloverpatch

      Do you mean I could have bees without owning the hive? That sound interesting. Please tell me more, I am in Surrey. Thanks, Len

    3. WScott

      WScott

      Yep. A bit late for this year, but look up

      these guys in Langley

      http://www.3bhoneybee.ca/

    4. cloverpatch

      cloverpatch

      Thanks for the info.

  23. WScott
    Do a search on here for tiger thread, there are members selling it and it has been all over the website ...and it is that good IMHO
  24. WScott
    It is lovely The tooling and overall pattern is well executed and construction is solid Maybe stitch the shoulder strap to avoid stretching, but really well done!
  25. WScott
    Good luck in your business It takes guts to go out on your own and do this as a full time job
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