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    Good job and on another note, cool logo.
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    It should be fine. Maverick carries 1st runs and seconds. But from what I have bought, I have had a good experience with them. I haven't tried calf leather either. Lots of people use it for wallets and wallet interiors. I have also wanted to try some, but haven't yet. I have 5 or 6 sides of stuff I can't seem to get around to working already.
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    Wiha has some really well made screw driver sets. Top quality stuff.
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    Awesomeness
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    That is really cool. I'm glad to hear it's saving time and your hands. Mine hurt all the time. And it's auto feed. Do you still have to punch a hole?
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    Stunning work.
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    It looks good. I like the asymmetrical look of it. Keep it up.
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    What do you mean better??!? Haha I still want an awl handle.
  9. bikermutt07
    That is a really awesome belt.
  10. bikermutt07
    Really great job.
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    What Brian said. Yeah it will cost a little for the press and dies. But after that your options really open up for future repeatable projects. Dang, think I just convinced myself to get one...
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    Fiebings pro dye. And to avoid confusion the "pro oil" and pro dye are the same formula. As per an email I received from fiebings, they are discontinuing the "pro oil" moniker due to confusion. Cheers.
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    Dangit, I need a shop that's full of tools.
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    I haven't done this but here goes nothing. First use the pro dye. Give the piece a coat of pure neatsfoot oil. Wait 24 hours. Starting with lightest splotches first, apply 1st color. Stop. Wait 24 hours. Buff with clean rag or old t shirt. Apply 2nd color. Stop. Wait 24 hours. Buff with clean rag or old t shirt. Apply each color this way. After last buff apply a light coat of Aussie. Wait 24 hours. Buff with a clean rag or t shirt. Mix the resolene 50\50 with water. Apply very thin coats with ample drying time in between. Time is so often our culprit. Hope this helps.
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    I like it. I have a question though...... Will the nonparrellel belt slots cause a belt problem?
  16. bikermutt07
    Very unique and cool.
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    You can post as many as you like. It's nice to see somebody having the time to spend at the bench. Looks great. I, for one, like the two tone.
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    What little I have used my head knife, it's been spot on and a pleasure to cut with. Did I have to have it? Probably not. But I like it. You can sure zip around corners with it.
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    Just offer the pattern for free with a kit purchase. Easy Peasey.
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    No problems. You can get cheap chisels on Amazon. I have some 4mm that are great @ less than 20 bucks a set. You can always upgrade later.
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    Stray away from the water based stuff. Aussie may be enough, if not thin coats of resolene. No expert here, just trying to help.
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    Ooooh crossdraw!!! I like it.
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    Sorry for your loss. Your tribute exudes class and looks very professional. The beaded trim on the frame really accents your border stamp. The frame was worth it. Great Job.
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    For large fixed blade sheaths I would use 5mm irons or chisels and 1mm thread. I'm liking the tiger thread. Anything smaller I would use 4mm and .08 thread. But, I'm no expert.
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    Great job.
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