thefanninator

Looks great Danne!

Thanks for the info Ed!

Hi Ed, Do you have a strap cutting machine? I make it up to the Metroplex on occasion, I would happily pay for the service if you have a machine.

Hi. I'm looking for a business or individual who can cut 2 Wickett & Craig English bridle backs into belt straps. I don't trust my manual strap cutter to to do this quickly or accurately. Preferably in the Austin area. Thanks.

Yeah... I don't know why people keep bringing this post back up... mods can delete it as far as I'm concerned.

I didn't suggest Mop & Glow, wizard of tragacanth mentioned that some use it. I've never used it.

Bruce Johnson - https://brucejohnsonleather.com Knip Knives - http://www.knipknives.com/leather.php - Long wait Barry King tools - http://www.barrykingtools.com Ron's Tools - https://ronstools.com District Leather Supply - https://districtleathersupply.com Rocky Mountain Leather Supply - https://www.rmleathersupply.com

I'm not really interested in trades... I guess it depends on what you've got... A few things I'm interested in: Knipschield knives KS Blade punch watch strap punch Amy Roke clamp

I'd suggest Tan Kote by Fiebing's. Others use Resolene. https://www.springfieldleather.com/Finish-Tan-Kote-4oz

Looks like you stamped while the leather was too wet. Let it dry until it's about back to it's natural color. In a few places you used too much pressure when burnishing especially the bottom. Did you use a finish?

Very nice work.

Yes, they're still available. Price is the same as my last post, includes shipping in the US.

What would you do different?

I've seen a backpack made from Pueblo, it looked awesome. I've made wallets with Minerva Box (also Badalassi Carlo) and it's one of my favorites. It'd be fine for totes, just figure out what weight you want.

Nice work!