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This maybe what you are looking for. https://www.abbeyengland.com/nulene-polycord-305m-roll-5969.html Hope this helps JCUK

Hi just to say Razzy contacted me with this job thinking i was base in Newmarket Ontario when in fact i am based in Newmarket UK, i said to him it would easier and cheaper to get soone the other side of the the pond to do the job for him. If no-one is willing to do the work i will take it on although never having made one before, but pretty sure i could do the work. But thought i give someone the chance of some work that is closer, and easier for everyone if it works out. Hope this helps JCUK

Sorry can't resist did it come with handy little knife with all the tools you need to restore it. Hope this helps JCUK

Oh sorry you want that model give Abbey or Le Prevo a ring Hope this helps JCUK

Thanks for the offer Matt i have too much leather to store in my workshop so have to store it in my living room wife not to happy about it. So having to work through what i already have. Cheers JCUK

Yes that's how i was taught to push the needle through would not want to do that wit nice fancy handle, even if i had one with nice handle just force of habit would make me do it still do it because saves time. Hope this helps JCUK

You sure just been to my account at Abbey added it to my basket nothing saying out of stock. JCUK

Here are some places https://www.abbeyengland.com/strap-cutter-10215.html http://www.leprevo.co.uk/photos/strap-cutter.html Hope this helps JCUK

You can email them for a price list that's how i got one from them, or phone or fax them yes, i did say fax them ! Yes have heard nothing but good things about their leather, I keep saying - may treat myself to some, but i have supplier about 40 minutes away where i can go and select the leather i need for myself. http://www.jfjbaker.co.uk/contact-us/ Hope this helps JCUK

I have never seen English bridle leather at 6.5mm the heaviest bridle butts/backs i have used have been 4mm to 5mm from various suppliers. I have never used Bakers leather myself but have checked their web site even there stirrup butts are 4.5mm to 5.5 mm, Harness backs are the same 4.5mm to 5.5mm 6.5mm bridle leather seems very strange to me also think it would be a bit of a pain to make an English bridle, pulling rubber rein grips over 6.5mm leather reins may take a bit of an effort. Also aesthetically it would look odd to maybe that's just me as i make a lot of English style bridles. I agree with Matt S contact Bakers to see what they have to say about it also they may shed some light on what you have been sent, again think Matt could been right about it being belting leather. Hope this helps JCUK

Not sure if this would be of any use to you being the other side of the pond https://www.abbeyengland.com/abbey-foundry/ Hope this helps JCUK

Hi this might be what you are looking for https://www.abbeyengland.com/cotton-15oz-canvas-0-9m-2984.html Hope this helps JCUK

You might want to have a look at a Plough Gauge as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWDYPytDVu4 You can get other makes such as old Dixons for sale on ebay, also you can buy new ones like Verez Blanchard and George Barnsley. I have also seen them on Bruce Johnson from time to time, you might want to read what he has said about them on his site. Hope this helps JCUK

Hi there Drop Abbey a email ask them about this leather its, what is used on English style saddle seats it may work for you, i know that you are the other side of the pond but you may have a supplier of Pittards leather or something similar that side of the pond. Have a look at the cruiser line that may work for you, i will say it that it will not be cheap. https://www.abbeyengland.com/pittards-panel-hides-7705.html Hope this helps JCUK

I rarely glue my work but have used double sided tape ( Tandys, when it was on offer ) you can get the same stuff from any craft shop. Found it worked ok. If you 're worried about it showing on the edges, cut it narrower- then your work should not be seen. Hope this helps JCUK

Do you have a pull through splitter? If you do, run it through it - but only take a slither off, stain or dye it, then burnish, treat the dyed or stain side with resolene or some other product to seal it. But i will say do a test piece first, to see if it works for you. Hope this helps JCUK

This kind of edge shave will give you more of a round profile but take a bit more to maintain. https://www.abbeyengland.com/economy-hollow-edge-shave-3005.html Hope this helps JCUK

Hello this buckle may help you. https://www.abbeyengland.com/conway-loop-2940.html Or you could try using a martingale turn on your straps like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEG9i_RSBG0 Hope this helps JCUK

He they are . http://www.aacrack.co.uk Hope this helps JCUK

Hello, Metropolitan natural tooling butts go up to 5mm which is between 12/13oz and the 3.5/4mm is about the weight you are looking for . https://www.tandyleather.com/en/leather-buying-guide.html Hope this helps JCUK

Have a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUV5-dOjVFA hope this helps JCUK

Take a look at this site. https://www.dictum.com/en/leatherworking-papercraft-tools-upholstery-bb Hope this helps JCUK

Probably of no use to you being the other side of the pond found on EBAY.co.uk but have a look at their site your of the pond you may get lucky. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-COBBLERS-SADDLERS-LEATHERWORK-ROLLERS-MADE-IN-GERMANY/223611571247?hash=item341049cc2f:g:AbQAAOSwQXpc2AE2 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-cobbler-saddler-leather-working-roller-Teutonia-LOTLWT0017/312694474225?hash=item48ce0b05f1:g:EcUAAOSwIbFdJiiv https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Cast-Iron-Copper-Mangle-Cobblers-Tools-Leather-Workers-Saddlers-Machine/133026806665?hash=item1ef903fb89:g:s9EAAOSwmlZcuOrp Hope they are the same machine. Hope this helps JCUK

Here is a couple of videos that may help too Just remember to keep your free hand behind the cutting edge, many experienced people have a healthy respect for this tool. .https://youtu.be/hbQZt_VduEI https://youtu.be/dej8BH1DFgs Hope this helps JCUK

Using Linen Thread in English style tack production is the more traditional way of making English saddlery. Both Leather and Linen Thread being natural products just seems right too. Only time i use Tiger Thread is when i am replacing Girth straps to the webbing which i feel would be more abrasive on Linen Thread than the Tiger Thread. Hope this helps JCUK