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Thanks so much for the tips. I will try this.
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@fredk, I will look into the repair gel. How does this work? Do you fill in the scratch, and then polish it?
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Yes, they were expensive. I'm not a boot maker or anything, I just make a few projects here and there, and was asked if these could be fixed? I figured it would be tough to try to get the scracth out, but thought I'd take a chance and ask. Thanks for the reply.
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Hello everyone, I need to know if a boot like this can be repaired? It's a large scratch and I'm not sure how to go about getting it fixed. I was thinking of sanding around the scratch, then trying to buff with either saddle soap or an oil? Any ideas??? Thanks
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Removing mold from stone-oiled leather
toolleather replied to toolleather's topic in How Do I Do That?
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Free wallet pattern made of 6-7 oz veg tan
toolleather replied to mariuspirvu's topic in Patterns and Templates
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Hello, I have purchased some hides that are now showing signs of mold on them. How can I remove the mold and make sure it doesn't return. Thanks
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Thanks alot. I did go ahead and attach the other slide and yes it made a big difference, its working like it should now. I just couldn't figure out how I would get it to hold up, without me having to hold it when I slid it out, and your advice solved my problem. Thanks again..
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No offense taken, and any critique helps. Yes its already too heavy with that folder in it. So you are saying I should use two slides for the drawer and that will keep it from sagging?
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After reevaluating my needs for a tool holder, I went all out and built a rolling cart, and here is the end product. I have 2 slide out shelves and 1 slide out side box. Its my first woodworking project, so I think it came out okay, for what I need.
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Thanks alot, just the finishes I'm looking for as well and the prices look reasonable.
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Thank you, that one is nice, but I would like to have some of my tools hanging, but I may be able to incorporate that type of design on a hanging rack of some sort.
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Yes, I've looked at ohio travel bag, but I don't have a wholesale account and their affiliate has it, but its pricey, and as I said I don't want to pay an arm and a leg for it at this time.
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Does anyone have a similar rack that they've made themselves similar to this, that will stand on a table. Is there a woodworking plan I could use? My tools have taken over my table, and I need one like this that I can make, I just need some other ideas on how to add drawers being that I've not worked with wood all that much. Thanks
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Hello everyone, I'm trying to locate a suppluer that carries these type of latches, but won't charge an arm and a leg for shipping them to Texas.