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Try searching under " nests foot oil".

Most of the troops landing on Normandy beach would have been seeing combat for the first time, so in my opinion, no need to age the holster.

Looks like a squid.

http://springfieldleather.com/Cement-Contact-Latex-8oz See if this works for you.

What it comes down to is you had no reason or right questioning what he wants to charge for something. It is absolutely none of your business and you should have never posted anything.

I hear a backup beeper.

Grumpyold, why don't you post what you charge for your products and let us tell you they cost to much.

The ad clearly states small pieces.

Great for small projects. Take responsibility for your half of the sale, doing your research. Today's society seems to feel that if they yell loud enough they will get exactly what they want at the price they want and if not they complain long and hard claiming bad customer service. Only about 2% of the complaints I see on this message board have any merit in my opinion, and they are only marginal at best.

Are you looking for a flat tool type roll that lays flat on a counter top? Or a construction type that you wear around your waist? A google image search will find great examples of both.

Yeah, I don't suppose they take a picture of every scrap bag they sell. Just a representitve sample.

The discription says nothing of size. Shows the bad edges on the leather. And says great for small items. So what's the big deal?

Use veg tan and oil or wax it when done.

Springfield leather sells much of its leather by the foot.

A google search on how to tan reptile hides is where I would start.

Look at the examples in the link. See how the legs of the stamp are touching the next one. And the overlap from inside of pattern to outside of pattern is greater than yours. Adjusting both of those should help with your blob problem.

You will have to reach down inside to do the stiching if that is what you are asking.

Click on the blue title above.

Getting rid of the bounce in your stamping surface will help out your stamping.

What kind of material are you looking for? Foam, neoprene, bubble wrap.

Looks like upholstery leather to me. It should be chrome tanned.

Beautiful. I like the double loops on the handle. It lets it stand out from the many made with d rings.

I go by color of leather. Black leather gets aluminum, Browns and reds get brass. Just my preference.

Do a search in the pattern forum for coin purse. Look for the thread titled pinwheel coin purse.

http://springfieldleather.com/Frame-Purse-Squeeze-Coin