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  1. Thornton
    My pleasure.
  2. Thornton
    http://springfieldleather.com/hermann-oak-b-back-78
  3. Thornton
    http://www.ebay.com/p/dog-head-concho-dipped-in-pure-silver-retriever-labrador-1-1-8-wide-screw-back/1948399605?_trksid=p2047675.l2644 Best I could find.
  4. Thornton
    Thought I had it found I was wrong. Still looking.
  5. Thornton
    How about riveting before the part is closed up?
  6. Thornton
    Was your first post not enough?
  7. Thornton
    Modeling clay that you can bake in the oven would only require your hands to shape. Mistakes would be easy to fix before baking. No sealer required after baking. Win win win.
  8. Thornton
    I've searched for days and can't find a supplier of bota or wine bottle badders. Can anyone help? Or is it hopeless?
  9. Thornton
    I like the color. Some people pay top dollar for an aged look like that.
  10. Thornton
    Baking soda or cat litter will help pull out some of the excess oil.
  11. Thornton
    But not braided like your first post led me to believe.
  12. Thornton
    Can you post a link to the braided poly-cord. I can't find it on their site.
  13. Thornton
    Click where it says Doctors bag patterns, in the post right above yours.
  14. Thornton
    If the leather is oil tanned it can interfere with some glues holding power and length of time they will hold.
  15. Thornton
    Weaver leather has them. http://www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/ItemCatalogListing/001/15 go to page 6 after clicking link.
  16. Thornton
    How thick is the metal on the roof rack?
  17. Thornton
    I guess I was wrong. I learned something new.
  18. Thornton
    Harness leather is usually stuffed with waxes and oils, so I would say no.
  19. Thornton
    Very nice. Love everything about it except the D ring. Do you use some sort of needle with the paracord?
  20. Thornton
    Getting them wet and pulling them around something round like a dowel held in a vice will remove most of the curl.
  21. Thornton
    Make sure you are pulling the handle down until it stops.
  22. Thornton
    Are you holding onto the ends of the thread for the first couple of stitches?
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  24. Thornton
    I tie the ends together in a square knot.
  25. Thornton
    I always try to knot my thread when possible.
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