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kodiakthejuggler

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Midlothian, Texas, USA
  • Interests
    Leather (amazing, right?), Top Gear (the pokey motoring show), anything Geek-related

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    None as of yet
  • Interested in learning about
    Medieval leather pieces
  • How did you find leatherworker.net?
    The interwebs

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  1. I've purchased some from a forum member in Canada, and it's a joy to work with!
  2. Thanks, electrathon!
  3. Check out this awesome set of dividers I found at an Antique Mall in Mansfield, Texas! It's made by a company called Worth. I've never heard of that company before. Not sure just how old this tool is. It is about 8 inches long. It's in remarkably good condition and was only $7 bucks!! Does anyone have advice on how to preserve it? How to clean it up? It's not showing signs of rust, just a bit of pitting.
  4. I've been doing multimedia design since I got out of college in 2000. PowerPoint presentations, Photoshop design/retouching, some animation via After Effects, some on-screen graphics for live video broadcasts via Chyron Lyric 7.0, and other odd support jobs throughout.
  5. I've been thinking about making a sporran... Thanks for sharing!!
  6. Thanks, tkirwan!
  7. Just got the Weaver #1 English strap end punch in the mail today. It's beautiful! Works like a charm! Thanks so much for the prompt service. I look forward to building up my tool count. Thank you, sir!
  8. Got a bit of an issue with your link there, Bruce... And I especially liked the description for the straining fork #2787...
  9. This waist cincher is my first official leather project! The stock is 5/6 ounce single shoulder from Springfield Leather. Dye is two tone black and mahogany Fiebing's oil-based dye, and finished with Fiebing's Acrylic Resolene. Edges slicked down with a bit of gum tragacanth and water. Back slicked down by Fiebing's tan kote. 1/4 inch antique nickel plate eyelets from Tandy, and black kangaroo lace from Springfield Leather.
  10. Got the package recently and have finally done some sewing. Lemme tell ya, that Tiger Thread is the best!! No wonder everyone recommends it!! Thanks for sending it my way so quickly. I'll be ordering some more soon! Thanks, cloverpatch!!
  11. Ditto!!
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