Tinkerton

That's pretty awesome. Perfect for the carpenter/woodworker in your life

It's not the shipping that'll cost you, it's the customs fees. That's probably why they're directing you to a canadian distributer.

Tandy is having a closeout sale on their professional cutting boards. Anybody here have one and are they a worthwhile investment? Cheers Tinkerton

Started off training as a pilot. Couldn't find work, so I took a job in a resin recycling plant for a while. After I was laid off from that job, a now very dear friend of mine gave me a tip that Nav Canada was waiving the fee for one of their aptitude testing sessions. I figured it was worth a shot and at least in the same industry as my training, so I went. I've been an air traffic services specialist for nearly eight years now and couldn't be happier. I was introduced to leatherworking at FanExpo Toronto last year while getting into the whole steampunk movement. My regular job can get pretty stressful, and I've found hitting leather with a mallot very theraputic. :-P

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Gloves/ Here's an instructable I found on gloves. I haven't tried it yet, but looks like a good starting point. Cheers Tinkerton

The curiosity is killing this cat. Can I get in? Cheers

Thanks! I'll give it a shot and post the results

Hey all, I inherited what I'm pretty sure are two rolled unfinished sole bends. They are 30+ years old and very stiff and dry, but as far as I can tell, there aren't any cracks in them. Is there any way of restoring them to a useable condition without effecting how well they'll dye, or are they lost? Cheers Tinkerton

It was a pocket slip for a friend of mine. Wasn't terribly pretty, and a lot of glaring errors, but he was happy with it. Am beginning my third project now.

How are their prices?