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    Me too, dumby over this way....
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    Some people have been known to turn a roller skate or pallet jack wheel into a mallet head. That, a bolt, a nut, a washer, and a few pieces of stacked could make a pretty nice mallet.
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    Great job. First time I have seen a bicycle chain utilized in leather work.
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    Yep, looks like you have been really busy. That all looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
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    For what you are making there is no need to change. The side shouldn't be priced that much higher unless it is a better quality tannage. Also, a shoulder is part of a whole side. In a side you have the shoulder, belly, and back. The back is going to be the strongest due to the straighter grain.
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    Sounds like champagne problems to me.... Sorry, I don't have much advice on this, but a laser bouncing around in a trailer sounds bad. You may want to keep it dedicated to the permanent shop.
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    Thanks for looking out for the newer folks.
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    These are super fantastic, Brian. Your shop always makes the most impressive looking stuff. If you are going to show it in a later post, don't worry about replying, but I'm curious about the "bumpers" you put on the bottom of the bags. How did you attach them?
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    That looks great for an early effort. Love the color too.
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    Yep, there are some really talented folks here. Your color combination is fabulous.
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    I understand.
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    Now I just want to come up there and roll around in it.
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    Nothing wrong with self promotion. You gotta stay in front people or they forget about you. Plus, we love seeing that beautiful flat top.
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    I found this website from Tim Skyrme http://www.shoemakingbook.com/index.htm This looks like it could be the most put together book. I don't know if it covers making a last or not? Finding lasts in small quantities may prove to be the hardest part.
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    Looking good, Doc.
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    Welcome aboard. Those look nice.
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    Well, that is pretty exciting.
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    Just think, when you get even better, she will already be loaded down with the old stuff. Great job.
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    Looks really great.
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    Welcome back, Phil.
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    @billybopp, it was Tim who's name I couldn't remember. Thanks. His stuff is great.
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    You can always try and sell it here. Most people sell by the pound + shipping. Some people even give it away to newbies.
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    You could leave it, or try and blend it. I would try.
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    She has a DVD set. It retails for $800.00, I believe. And she is an advertiser here. She is very well known and sought after. I think her base cowboy boots start @ $5,000.00.
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