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    Congratulations, and good luck. The shop and the inventory looks top notch.
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    I bet the last witch Hunter movie took some ques from that genre.
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    Drill presses are usually slower turning. I have a homemade bench set up. The motor is 1\2 HP and spins about 3450. I have a 2" burnisher on that. It hasn't given me any problems and the motor was free (some people say that is way too fast). I have another 3 speed motor from a down draft vent a hood I want to try next. Just food for thought.
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    That was a poor attempt at me trying to be funny. I knew you made a lot of cool things yourself.
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    That's way better than my suggestion. Thanks for sharing.
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    I think I have a fancy laser cut one I could give measurements off of. Would that help? Then you can make one of your fancy CNC milled templates. Haha
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    I have the heritage skiver\splitter from Weaver. I like it well enough. I don't think I would like one without a locking handle. Good luck.
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    Those are cool. Thanks for sharing.
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    I thought so. I didn't write it.
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    Black River Laser can cut custom templates for you. This is a great option, short of investing in clicker dies. I use their premade dies and I am pretty happy with them.
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    Great job. I'm curious as to why you didn't use the embossed leather for the cutter?
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    For the newbies out there, here is a well written sewing machine blog I discovered. It mentions this site for leather sewing information so I figured I would share it. http://vssmb.blogspot.com/2012/04/difference-between-domestic-industrial.html?m=1 Enjoy.
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    Try the for sale section. Go to the home page and scroll down. It's there it is just way down there.
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    Good informative video.
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    There is a guy in Texas looking to trade a Tippmann for one of these. Look in the machines for sale section.
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    Thanks for sharing.
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    The wood is red oak. Nice job. Tools that fit our hands is nice. I have an awl made by a forum member that fits my hand perfectly. It really relieves the strain.
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    There's a lot of guys in Tennessee and Kentucky on this forum as well. I wish I could find local leather guys to visit with.
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    Thanks for the info, Smyth.
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    I don't know that any of that is wrong.
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    I think (stress think) belting leather is for mechanical drive belts. Not necessarily quality leathers being used for that purpose.
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    I think the hexnhit sets are worth saving up for. Yes, they are expensive. But once you have them, easy lettering for the rest of your days. I think they are worth the money.
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    Oh. Maybe a croc tooth would be a better fit?
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    You could embedd the snap in the flap similar to the inlay. Then you wouldn't need the strap. Or you could do a piece of deer horn that goes thru a loop mounted on the body of the bag. I have seen that done a few times and it looks pretty cool. Nice looking bag too.
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    Great job.
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