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Hello been a few hrs since I been on here. Life is busy. I’m looking for any info on pool cue case construction. Not finding to much info anywhere on it. Just wondering if anyone had any potential leads. Thanks for your time.
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Thanks for the feed back, she absolutely loves it. She got her garden ladies wanting some to, lol
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Thining about doing a tutorial since im getting so many people asking me how I do these, I sell alot and I have a pretty simple way. Let me know if you all would like to see it.
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Hey man send me a message any time. I make about 10 of these a week, I have plenty of tips to make it easier for you. I learned the hard way. How I make mine you dont need a bottom. Looks good.
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This is awesome. Thank you very much
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Spice rack bottles I found at garage sale, worked out , they all sold quickly.
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You know what they say........happy wife , happy life, lol
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Posted 11 July 2014 - 11:24 PM
When doing this style of slot here is what I do.
I made a slot cutter out of box cutter blades and spacers. Bolted them together. I lay the clicker on the leather and put it in my book press. Press it down. The two close mounted blades leave a thin strip of leather. I use a straight edge to align a punch and cut a round hole at the end of the slot, leaving a clean area for the cards to slide through.
This sample is just a quick example on a scrap. With a little time you can get perfect slots every time with this setup.
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Awesome idea, but my question is how do you do the lining in it to keep cards seperated?
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I get $75 to $100 for the wallets I make. People actually see, feel and smell them when picked up. They instantly take their old wallet outand compare how hefty mine is , how solid, well made......they always snort the thing like its heaven or something. A few have told me they would pay $200 if I actually charged that.....but im not a theif. They work hard for their money as do we all. I make it worth my time....sometimes....sometimes I just get carried away as the one I just posted. Lol
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tried something new for a customer and it came out awesome i think, what about all of you. it's on 8 oz - 9oz herman oak tooling side from springfield leather, cut in out line with swivel knife and beveled it. used acrylic paint , and beveled the detail with out cutting leather. black feibings dye in background. took about 4 hrs all together. making it a koozy. -
hey jayjay nice wallet man, i was wondering where i could get this design/pattern. i've looked and cant seem tofind it. great work man.
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never made a holster , not yet. i love the cleanliness, smooth lines, simple to the point design. awesome work.
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same idea im working on, only thing is i figured in a sog folding knife into mine. why a pocket knife to? because in the bush....2 is 1 and 1 is none!!!
love the set you got, love the coloring. very nice job brother.
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id the same thing to cans man, i find it fun and not your everyday run of the mill project.
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Bottle Cooler
in Art
i sell alot of these as well as can coolies people eat them up. i cant make enough of them. i've posted a bunch of pics of some i done, pretty simple they are a great starter piece when first starting out in leather ....i think.
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looks really good. i do agree with smokecigars, the edges could uses cleaning up. i still like it nice job.
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hey man check out my pics on profile gallery, might give ya some ideas for your cozy's, looks good to man.
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now this is what i do, maybe not the right way.......dob the edge with lil water, burnish lightly, then i apply edge kote from tandy leather supply, burnish till its uniform. then buff till it shines, shines, shines. then i'll rub the edge on my beeswax blosk and buff forever till it absorbs. gives you a nice clean slick edge thats waterproof from sweat and whatever it may be submerged in. hope this helps buddy and have fun with it.
Pool cue case
in How Do I Do That?
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I thought about just buying a case and redoing the leather myself. Just looking for info on tips from someone who has done it. But thanks for the replies fellas.