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vicond

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  • Birthday 11/22/1979

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  1. Thank you. Yes, my country is at war. I do my best to keep my family safe.
  2. J&E Sedgwick & Co. men's belt in vegetable tanned English leather. Ltd bridle butt 4-4.5 mm black. The brass buckle (Solid brass) is decorated with leather. Personalization of the belt with the owner's monogram. Hand sewing with a saddle stitch linen waxing thread MeiSi linen.
  3. Restoration project for a 19th century furniture set. (4 chairs and 2 armchairs) Restoration of original leather parts for further careful storage. Production of new elements (outwardly as close as possible to the original), for further use for its intended purpose. One of the tasks, the restoration of old original parts. Trials of local touch-up do not solve the main problem with lost abraded and peeled skin fragments. The best Mender product I know from Fenice. This paste is well suited for repairing finishes and hiding imperfections such as scratches, cracks and abrasions. Further local and general tinting, followed by a finish. Now it is difficult to say exactly how the original leather elements were made and what tool and technique the master used. In the details you can see that similar elements differ in the smallest details. There is no machine perfection in small lines and forms. Translation of the key elements into a PHOTO vector gave too poor a result. After several unsuccessful attempts, I remembered my youthful experience in redrawing pictures. A blank sheet of paper, a 0.05 mm liner and perseverance brought the first results. Further editing and cloning of key elements in graphic editors and translation into a vector. Initially, it was clear that the project with chairs would not be easy. The idea with 3D models, embossing (matrix, countermatrix) to push the entire plane at a time was discarded due to lack of experience, equipment and remoteness of specialists ... The price when using only 2-4 prints will tend to the cost of an original antique chair in good condition . This method is good for mass production. In this case, it is important to draw the desired result with the possibilities. This turned out to be the most difficult. Because every step has its limitations. As a material, it was decided to use vegetable tanned leather 0.6-1 mm (pr. Italy). Opoek - the skin of a calf that has not switched to plant foods; has primary (not shedding) wool. The calf leather is durable, with a smooth front surface. The size of a whole skin is on average 0.9-1 sq.m. There are 3 parts in the chair. 1 piece = 1 skin. To give more volume (under the key figures), it was decided to use all the same leather elements. Originally planned to make punches for their cutting. But alas, multiple restrictions in the manufacture of punches made its use impossible. Laser cutting does not have these limitations. You just need to get the equipment right. Tests and experiments gave excellent results. Embossing, gluing a layer to add volume, landing on glue to a cardboard base of 1.5 mm with background sagging. A very crucial moment in filling the entire area with stamps. I underestimated the difficulty with positioning initially. Multiple layouts, breakpoints. One mistake is enough to send the blank to marriage. Not everything went as planned. It was supposed to do without the use of "half" stamps for impressions around the perimeter. But alas, no way to get around this moment did not lead to a good result. The closer to completion, the higher the cost of a mistake. Painting in 2 layers over the entire area. Toning of the central part with the effect of patination. Perimeter painted black. It is desirable to paint so that the brown color of the base breaks through in places. We get a vintage look. After drying, two coats of finishing agent. Decent protection of both the skin from impacts and the wearer's clothes from paint is needed.
  4. Thank you for your interest in my work.
  5. ... The strap to the PANDORA hours of crocodile skin color with an interesting distressed gold ... Used plastic insert for tight abutment to the clock. The basis of vegetable tanned leather. Hand sewing saddle stitch waxed thread.
  6. Edge processing and selection of thread finished work on the strap to the Adriatica watches leather ostrich legs. The final photo.
  7. .. Complicated and more interesting on the project of manufacturing the strap to the watch Adriatica ... The most difficult to make a replacement rubber strap having complex forms of contiguity to the clock. It was decided to produce a polyurethane portion of the insert. The rest of the construction was made of leather. Base - leather vegetable tanned. Face layer - leather legs ostrich.
  8. ... Creative searches and experiments in the creation of wash bags for pipe and accessories ... Prototyping, and the search for the best option braided leather cord. Compartment filters. Braided leather cord. On one edge consumption cord 115 cm Clasp -. Neodymium magnet. Neodymium magnets are built into the rear wall of the pockets. Lighter and cleaning tool primagnichivaetsya and will not fall out, hang out. There is no need for additional fastener.
  9. Contrary to popular belief, I'm only doing straps for watches, I love and periodically works with embossing (engraved). My recent work on the bag. Design layout Процесс
  10. Strap for classic men's watches LONGINES made of alligator skin laterally with a characteristic pattern. The small round scales give its noble origin. A perfect complement cardholders are calculated on a plastic card and a bank card. Depending on the style of use of high-quality leather alligator gets its own unique patina, and will for a long time to give pleasure to its owner. design, manufacture hour from caiman strap for watches Baume et Mercier Classima Executives ... I can not but mention beautiful (not the original) watch strap, which will have to make a substitution. Perhaps one of the most interesting and high-quality belts that have ever seen. As the padding used all the same caiman (sides). An interesting solution in the form of synthetic ribbons to hold the sliding ringlet-trenchika decided to repeat A new strap will be from the cervical region (chin). The basis of hypoallergenic vegetable tanned leather with an element thickening.
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