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That's a great machine good luck!

Wow That looks like a lot of work ! beautiful job, how long did that take, you folks that do that kind of work are amazing really nice work.

You are right Christopher go for it .

Hello and welcome ! I to am from Mass and have lost all sense, well it starts with the time. only know one other member from MA .

Businesses are a money eating machine,it will take a lot of money making machines to feed it , its a very difficult circle! . sorry but its all about the money IMHO.

Welcome Andrew thank you for keeping us safe. You will find everything you ever need to know about leather right here.

Very Nice Clean Job!

looks good !

I will i'll have to do it when my son comes over i have no idea how to put pic on the computer lucky i can turn this thing on ,but there is a lot of very nice tools thanks for the suggestion. YinTx

Very nice job!!! now on the pressure part NEVER allow that, it's a bag not a heart pump!. that is of course unless you like the pressure , then that's a different thing . looks great nice stitching and design .

Nice tool use it and when you do say hello to an old friend . its funny almost every tool i use i say hello, sometimes ill sit in the shop and look at the tools i have in the thousands .one guy gave me his great grandfathers saddle makers tools in unbelievable good condition, when i ask him for a price he said just use them some of them i have know idea what thy even are, thy came in trunks with hand written letters from 1890 and leather samples. buckles i cant name it all here lets just say a lot funny part i don't even know this man my son told his new doc i do leather work and the doc said would your farther like some old leather working tools and wow . Thanks for showing it that's very cool.

Nice Job !

JLSleather Thank you for your comments , it sounds heavy but it seams not to be, this holster is three years old the man wears it every day the 2 layer bonded and compressed hold like iron.

In the sun it's a very dark olive. Yes use the finest steel wool you can find, ad a whole ream of it to one gallon white vinegar let it sit for three weeks or so , it is nasty stuff, have fun.

Roon is good but not really black ,this is a gun belt i did in roon it's a lot of time and work to get this stuff made and to work right ,but that's just my opinion .

At my wife's daycare i do a tool class for the 4 year old's . One day i did a class on hammers one of the mothers said to me how many hammers dose a man need, then told me how mad she would be if her husband had more than one hammer.So i showed her the hammers i used for the class around 20 of them with explanations for all of them, she said i never knew that, while looking each one of them over again and again . this was just one story i like to tell if someone brings up hammers . Northmounts explanation is all you should need it's right on .

Very nice!

once i was stitching a bass bag for my friend bag slipped on to the go peddle that was a close one never thought i would get hurt on a sewing machine .

Really it was just 8, stitches to be truthful it didn't bother me. but that could be due to the fact i felt like an ass.

i was giving a band saw safety demo in Jr high, teacher talked to me just for a second . you know the rest of the story teach was very upset .

WOW ! that basket weave looks real, Nice work Rohn.

The best penetrating oil i have ever used is a mix of 1/2 Break fluid 1/2 acetone very slight tap's very tiny hammer .

Hi and sorry for the time it took me to get back to you . Yes you understand how the prosthetic work's the molding materials used i got from" Reynolds advanced materials" Boston Mass . I used Alja Safe to get the molds for her hand's then used a very fast setting epoxy i'm not sure but i think it was a 3000 set's like a rock in seconds . hope this helps and thanks for the question .

Nice job!

Nice job ! feels good to help people with things we make bet this guy loves it .