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    Welcome to the forum. David
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    Good job, really sharp looking. David
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    Welcome to the forum. David
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    Looks nice and matches the saddle. Good job David
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    Very nice looking work, thanks for posting it. David
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    Welcome to the forum. David
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    Very nice, I like the color and lacing on this one. Good craftsmanship. David
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    Looks nice David
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    Welcome to the forum. David
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    Nice Joe, bet that was fun to stitch up. David
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    Very nice looking work. David
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    Good video Nigel, thanks for taking the time to post it. David
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    Good looking strap. David
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    I use the roller knife also just make sure the ruler has cork or something on the bottom to keep it from sliding around. For tight curves I cut it first with a swivel knife and then follow that with an razor knife. For wide curves I usually use leather shears then clean it up if needed on a sander. David
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    I like this one with the strap better I think. Both are good looking. Good work on them. David
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    Congrats on the award. David
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    Looks nice David
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    Welcome to the forum. David
  19. David8386
    Very nice work. David
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    I took mine to a knife guy, best 15 dollars I have spent in a long time. Took about 10 minutes to fix what I had done to it. David
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    Good tutorial, thanks for posting it Frank. David
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    I done some rubber cemented to plexiglass. Usually on belts and such I use packing tape. David
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    Very nice work, good design and great tooling. David
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    Welcome to the forum. David
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    To strop just get some rouge on the edge of a piece of thin cardboard like the back of a note pad and drag the edger down the rouged edge on the cutting edge. David
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