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superchute

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  1. welcome to leather worker hope youhad a good time in sheridan i was there in friday

  2. welcome to leather worker

    Russ

  3. Here Welder this is not guite what your looking for but should help. This is the site where I found this http://www.brettunsvillage.com/leather/conversions.html . As a general rule, each ounce of thickness is roughly equal to 1/64 of an inch in thickness. As an example, 8 oz leather is 8/64" thick, which is the same as 1/8". Some simple examples of thickness based on US coins: A dime = 3 oz A penny = 3.5 oz A quarter = 4 oz A nickel = 4.25 oz So, dig this: 6 oz leather is like two dimes stacked one atop the other. 8 oz is two quarters stacked together. 12 oz is three quarters stacked together. i know this is not what size to use on what but shere helps you thinks of how thick the leather is. Russ ps all so look around the site thay nice pirce on some punces if you need them
  4. those chaps are looking great. might give you a call first of may im going to be in bismark Russ
  5. You can fly in to Rapid City SD and drive about 280 to sheridan with a stop by Deadwood . Billings MT is like 90 miles from sheridan Russ
  6. welcome to the leatherworker

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  8. welcome to leather worker hope we can help you

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  10. fit great Mark thanks for the help Russ
  11. with the help of Mark and his dvd. I think thay truned out ok. thank you all for looking most of all thanks Mark Russ
  12. here are some pics of the newst chinks dark bison and diamotan leather and here i a pic of my slicker 1/4 horse motor and plasic slicker on it thank for looking Russ
  13. welcome to leather worker hope we can help you

  14. welcome to Leather worker hope you find some thing you. drop by chat if you have time

  15. welcome to leather work hope you enjoy

  16. howdy welcome to leather work we all love to help fokes here

  17. welcome to leather worker it is a great place and glad to have you

  18. welcome and hope you enjoy the site here

  19. welcome to the club hope you enjoy what is here

  20. howdy welcome to the leather worker hope you enjoy it . stop by chat some time

    Russ

  21. for a starter set at a fair price look at these Ellis Barnes Gomph-Hackbarth Tools (The Belt Company) 10754 Martineau Rd N Elfrida, AZ 85610 Phone: 520-642-3891 have a nice set and thay make nice print if you get from seigel of cal thay ship free 145 for 15 tools you will love them Russ
  22. here is my first two trys at a fly hook . let me know what you think of the top one Russ
  23. well one time in the summer i used a not to high presher washer on and cleaned lot off fast then let dry for about 3 hours. Then I went back and oiled it good not shere if was the right thing to but did work and saddle is still ok. But if you do this not use a big powered one and hit at angle not a strait blast that might dig to hard in to the leather. Russ
  24. great job looks vary nice Russ
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