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DOUBLETAP

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Fire Helmet Shields, Business Card holders, leather patches, wallets, misc requests
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    machine stitching, holsters, handbags and belts
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    That turned out awesome! Fantastic job. Do use dyes for your coloring or do you use paints?
  2. The slots turned out really clean...nice job
  3. Fantastic! How did you get the wings to look 3D? Is it 2 pieces or painted shadow? Either way, outstanding work...
  4. Beautiful work...
  5. Great work all around.
  6. Niiiice
  7. Thank you JAZZMAN and LuckyRabbitsFootLeather.
  8. I am interested in buying an Adler 105-64, preferably with a Servo. If anyone knows of refurb companies that may have one in stock, I would appreciate the information. Stay safe!
  9. LOL I didn't even think to check the date on it before I posted, but thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Fantastic information, to be honest a bit overwhelming. I don't think I'll need something as big as the 4500...would the same principles/steps apply if I were to get a smaller one, i.e. 3200, 3500..(?). I think the smart thing to do would be to see who and where the 'local' dealer is and make contact to see what machine I need to buy...that 4500 looks beautiful but it's rather big for my workspace and wallet hahaha I really appreciate y'all...and I will most likely hit you up when I do in fact bite the bullet and buy my machine...it won't be long at all.
  10. Great info here.....I am quickly discovering new things and I'd like a versatile machine that can do wallets, belts and holsters. Will these machines work good on thin leather for wallets as well? i'd hate to have to buy two machines if the lighter leather is too 'light'.
  11. Thanks guys!
  12. Wow amuckart thanks for the information! I have no intention of doing this on a regular basis as I stated it's a little out of my normal course of projects. I was approached by someone who has been going at their genealogy for some time now, and I was asked to duplicate something they already had...onto leather. I am not selling anything, merely inquiring how much a project like this could fetch given time and material...Matt T. answered my question in that regard. That is really good information to have though, I had no idea the Coat of Arms belonged to individuals...and that it is granted or legitimately passed down. Again, thanks for the heads up!
  13. Thanks MonicaJacobson. Any input on what this can go for?
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