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I wasn't planning on selling a product made from the design. It's a gift for my girlfriend. And I have all ready begun making my own pattern for it. Thanks for the tips.

Thanks bud. Your number one......

Anyone have a pattern for the Ralph Lauren double buckle belt?

Is there anyone that would be willing to draw a tracing pattern in the typical Sheraton floral style for a holster? I can't draw at all and would only be tooling certain odd shaped parts of it. So a random tracing pattern wouldn't work.

That's awesome.

Do you offer the manual digitally on your eBay store?

I know this is old.....but I've tried a really small pair shader for in between the teeth with decent results. But beveling the parts where the teeth meet the skull for me gives the teeth a chick let appearance. If i was tooling chickletts that would be great. When it's supposed to be teeth though not so much lol

I haven't gone through the entire thread but when ever I ran into this problem I would take a small very pointed paint brush and apply antique gel into the depression of the stamp. With a protective coat added as usual any over application is easily cleaned away with a q-tip. The q-tip allows me to get really close to the impression to clean any extra away with out removing the gel from the impression.

@Dwight is that an older model 111w155 or newer? I am still definitely a hobbyist, but I am absolutely looking for a much faster way to do the little sewing that I do. I just made a hairdressers holster for my girlfriend and I spent hours and hours sewing what it would have taken me about 10 min to sew with a machine. I just don't do enough sewing to justify spending 1500 bucks on a machine.

I am some what of an adult. I would like access to the adult area please.