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Yea i have stopped getting things out of China as much as i can, for some of the reasons already stated in fact the last Chinese thing i have had lately was a take away the other night and it was not to bad at all

He are a couple of videos showing how to use the single head and a round knife they maybe of interest to notice how easy it is to cut curves yes it does take some practice but worth it in the end. As you will also hear the round knife can do so much more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkEXU-RYrjg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUgZjMPw0AA He is a link to Aaron Martin they are in Canada. https://aaronmartin.com/product.php?cat_id=935&submit=View&catview=20&s=Harness Maker Tools & More&catview2=&catview3=&s2=&s3= This is a member on here selling a single head made by Vergez Blanchard, i know he says only shipping within America but might be wort giving him a shout after all he is your side of the pond. I can give you some links over here if you want but sounds like time is a factor, also the single head knife has an easier learning curve than the round knife but can do everything a round knife can do. Hope this helps JCUK

Yes i know but some do use them for them stitch marking there work, guilty as charged in my early days

I would say even the older better made Osborne ones would still give you give you a straight stitch mark which is the norm that side of the pound, where's this side of the pond we tend to use a angled stitch mark. Hope this helps JCUK

Maybe this might help Shakespeare 1925 priceless

Not sure if this is of any help to you. Contact them they maybe able to help you out. https://www.abbeyengland.com/chrome-butt-2997.html https://www.abbeyengland.com/chrome-half-back-2968.html Hope this helps JCUK

Tippmann Boss + Tools UK for anyone interested https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/96583-tippmann-boss-some-tools-for-uk/ Regards JCUK

I have a Tippmann Boss + a cobblers bench i had made also a Leather Accessory Pack, 2 half spools of back thread one 277 the other M13 which i believe is 207 also has a manual bobbin winder extra bobbins and needles. The picture with the Head Collar is the last thing i stitched with it. Most of the tools have had very little use if any, i brought these when my main tools were in storage, the 2 crew punches are pictured with them having been used on 5mm + stirrup butt. I am trying to sell as a job lot i know that maybe a big ask but thought i would post here before i post you know where. I am asking £1050 for the lot, willing to travel half way to meet on a day agreed by both parties. Take a look at the photos any questions ask away or PM me maybe be flexible on the job lot job thing for right offer. Have more pics if needed. Regards JCUK

They are make up sponges you can get them anywhere local supermarket should have them.

I have and do use these for dying and edge stain, great for applying Resolene. Not sure if its what you are looking for. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pack-Wedge-Make-Blenders-Sponges/dp/B005YBIXP4/ref=asc_df_B005YBIXP4/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=217982879167&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4162468120017455124&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006644&hvtargid=pla-421633120211&psc=1 Hope this helps JCUK

Here is a link thats shows the different types on knives, scroll down to page 12, some people including myself call the head knives single or double head knife, just to add to the confusion. Its an old Joseph Dixon catalog so i think they should know what they are talking about. https://www.boothandco.com/catalogue.pdf Hope this helps JCUK

I was looking at Le Prevo site in the UK clearance offers, i have heard of throwing the kitchen sink at it or packing the kitchen sink. Yes its a bargain grab it while you can. http://www.leprevo.co.uk/offers.htm JCUK

This maybe of help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haQSsoYZ3_I Hope this helps JCUK

Its why Farriers here still have to do a 5 year apprenticeship and i think it is only illegal in the UK. I have worked worked in a few different countries and have seen people shoeing horses that i think have only had some very basic training, horrible at times. I have worked in France Chantilly the most beautiful race track in the world for me. Any fresh wound needs to be monitored at regular intervals covering it up can cause more problems at times.

I am taking that you are past the stage of hot tubbing and Animalintex and you are just wrapping for protection, what we do here is soak some gamgee in a iodine based solution pack the cut away area with it this will also help harden the foot off, cut another piece of gamgee to fit your horses foot wrap with a comforming bandage and then vet wrap after that wrap the the sole of the foot using some Gaffer tape double up on it if you need to. Yes Vet wrap is expensive stuff but anything for the treatment of horses is, also you will have to change daily for awhile but at least you will be keeping an eye on the problem and flushing the foot clean with salted water (Epsom Salt if you have it) and letting the sole of the foot get some air to it. I have seen Farriers put pads under the shoe on some horses feet in some cases they have been know hide a lot of other problems if your Farrier or Vet are not around to monitor this, here in the UK only a Farrier and a Vet can shoe a horse and i have been around horses for a long and i am yet to see a Vet do this, yes you can take a shoe off if it is sprung, loose or moved but you cant put it back on it, illegal here. We have a saying no foot no horse. Hope this helps JCUK

Heres one i made earlier sorry could not resist

No worries i do sometimes look at things sideways on, my better half always says a lot of people don't know how to take me at times. JCUK

Lorinery. Ironically i was being ironic and i meant no offence. JCUK

Oh i thought it was this JCUK

Some pictures please and are you going to name the names, as this may help people to steer clear of these places if they don't accept it as a return or refund you. Hope this helps JCUK

Cricket has the same feeling to me.

The sound of leather on willow this side of the pond is the summer game here.

Not sure but a good chance they do. I can remember using Equus rubber reins grips that i think were made in India or Hong Kong when i was working out in the middle east they had a short life span as you know they can only be done a couple on times the life span of the reins were shorter than they should have been that was before Abbey took them over.

Have seen so things that made think something is not as it should be, a customer wanted some things made up i thought i had the buckles already i was wrong checked with Abbey they were out of stock also checked Le Prevo, no joy so went F Martin & Son who had what i needed. Also have noticed certain colours in the weight of leather i needed out of stock. I really hope they not in trouble its not only lorinery, leather it Equus rubber products amongst other companies they have saved which will hit hard it they are really hope they are not.

Maybe of interest to some here, i know i would if i needed one. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294233097150?hash=item4481a8c3be:g:qasAAOSwHZVgx3fk Hope this helps JCUK