BDAZ

As a former nationally competitive archer, if you are looking to make an amrguard for go and not for show, think minimalist. All one needs is a very thin strip of leather, possibly stitched with a s,mall rod in the center and held by elastics and velcro. The guard shown would be very uncomfortable, after shootng all day in the hot sun. If, however, you are looking for a guard to go with your horned Viking helmet, the pattern is perfect! Cya! Bob

Brilliant cem! I am in the wide format priting business and it never occured to me that a vinyl cutter could cut diretly to leather. Although we don't have an vinyl cutters we do have a Mimaki kiss cutter which should work. But I may look at one of the small cutters for my workshop. BTW I believe the latest update to Photoshop CC does produce 3D printer ready files. Do you think it's possible to create a transfer sheet? Thanks!

We have an Old Time Jam twice a month. Cya! Bob

CW..play any music? Cya! Bob

I have some designs I want to use commerically and hand transfer is too time consuming. It would seem that a 3D printer would be the fastest way to go from Photoshop to leather? Has anyone tried this process? Thanks! Bob

Is working in the AZ humidity an issue? Thanks! Bob