nrk
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they have a detailed description on their website. for belts, bends are the best. you won't get anything of grade A/standard (the best) grade. Even their B grade often far from B/second
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normally cementing/gluing works for linen threads. burning - for the synthetics
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awesome bunch of hides . need a companion/partner in the workshop?
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you can also check buckleguy - they have light weight buffalo skins
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who would buy this tool for 80 bucks?? i'm using one from SLC and it does the job for 27$ - https://www.springfieldleather.com/Strap-Cutter-All-Purpose
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what does 'company' include in its meaning? any brand? registered company?
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any pics?
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a like heavy ones and mustangs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft_horse
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+1 for PVC tubes
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what are your job goals?
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collars, handles etc
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nothing wrong with reducing costs unless the quality gets down
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sometimes it's not a sellers job to tell why and how - recommendations and personal touch will put the dots in place. some buyers rely on a feedback and some won't believe until use it and convince themselves that the item they have paid is worth the money.
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if the edges separate from each other then you're doing something wrong. edge paint will do the job, unless you want the edges looks good. but you have already stated 'not looking for perfection' - this confuses
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'it's cheapest from what I found' - this means he/she looks for cheap stuff
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why not using edge paint?
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what a crap
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europe is a big territory - don't you have tandy stores in there?
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are you doing edging by hand slicking?
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what's the problem? you can have a good deal - http://www.leathermachineco.com/product/cobra-class-14-leather-splitter/
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your time, your work and money - sometimes it's not worth it you can get many stamps for 6 bucks from SLC
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what's the 'vintage' on the briefcase?
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you'd better start from basics as you are asking questions already answered many times. get some leathercraft books - you will find them useful and those questions will be gone.
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I barely (almost none) face customers asking for the option of changing buckles. sewing is the strongest way to get layers hold together compared to rivets and chicago screws. Perforations has nothing to do with the weakness. stitches also aesthetically beautiful
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