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JRLeather2

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  1. I bought direct from Herman Oak , "A" grade sides and they were terrible, sent the whole roll back.
  2. Oxcylic Acid will remove the stains after.
  3. I use a spray bottle unless I am wet molding...I also keep a hair dryer plugged in by my bench If it takes to long to get where I want it...
  4. https://www.fasnap.com/index.html
  5. I wrapped it around a piece of veg-tan 8-10 oz, I hope the picture makes sense...
  6. That is a piece of milled leather, veg tanned and very flexible, but also toolable if needed.
  7. My best guess would be a large plate stamp, the type you use in a press....
  8. The T series are no longer made by Tandy. They are Turnbacks. I will post some examples of how they are used when I get to the shop.
  9. Not deer hide, but something close. I did this one today, based on the really old one.
  10. Thanks for the kind words. I should also point out that was done with no swivel knife cuts and a single pass with the beveler. I also lean the beveler back to get the other line.
  11. This one was several years earlier than to first... I think the flash on my camera washed them out a little bit.
  12. JRLeather2

    Eagle

    16x20" tooled and painted did this in 1995.
  13. I use an edge beveler to trim, put it against the thread apply a little pressure and pull the thread into it.
  14. 8-10 oz Wickett & Craig leather. Properly cased and beveled with a Tandy B803. Only tooled on the top.
  15. Thank you all for the kind words!
  16. Not completely done still need to put some finishing touches on this before I deliver it. 36X40"
  17. Thanks. I don't know how or why the word got out but it has been blowing up. Yeah I have been doing the belt thing since September of 2013.
  18. I stand corrected! I don't have much to do with that part of the business. I just tool leather. They leave my shop looking like the one on the top. And then after Andrew is done they look like the one on the bottom.
  19. I have run my burnishers in my cheap drill press for years with no problems...
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