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Google Joseph Dixon Tools. I believe you can order one from them.

Welcome to the forum! Don't worry, we have all made mistakes such as these. Nothing new. Come here and learn as much as you can. Good luck

Welcome to the forum. We all speak the same language here............leather!

Adam: Got a friend in Austin who has one for sale. Send me a message on here with your email address and I will hook you both up. Good luck.

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Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum. Look around and get comfortable. You will not be a newbie for long!

Welcome to the forum and greetings from Central Texas, USA!

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If you get a chance....take a look at the "Leather Manual" by Al Stohlman regarding the use of the swivel knife. It might help you out a bit.

I have to agree with Sylvia. I ordered a very simple but handy tool from them. It is a leather gauge to determine what ounce you are handling. For $5 bucks, it is worth the bench resource tool. Joyce is very nice to talk and it seems that she was a leathercrafter before some health issues got the better of her. I am considering some other templates from them. Consider them in them in the future for some great resource tools.

Nice work Chris!

Wow......what an opportunity!

I would suggest contacting a member on here by the name of Bob Park who I believe worked for Porters. You can also try Richard Sherer, he has a website, but I am not sure of the location. He is on Facebook. He also worked at Porters. Good luck.

Welcome back!

Here is a little inlay practice piece that I did for my blog. The address below will be the beginning, but just click on 'newer' post to see the rest of the threads for the inlay project. I hope it helps you understand how it works. http://kingsxcustomleatherworks.blogspot.com/2012/01/practicing-applique-work.html Good luck

Welcome to the forum.....nice work!

Welcome to the forum Mark!

Check out a product at Sheridan Outfitter's called "Quik Slik." It works very well, I was surprised when I tried it.

Welcome to the forum......and have fun learning leathercraft!

Have you considered making your own? I meant cost of the product plus shipping to NH? I have a friend who built his own and he has cut many shapes and hides on it. It is manual, but it works for his small shop. He has also allowed me to use it. It does give you a work out, but you will save some money. The main machine can be picked up at Habor Frieght or other outlets. Good luck in your search. Hydraulic_Cutting_Press_ShoeSchool.pdf

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Welcome to the forum.....nice work!

That is cool......now to hunt for a few more swivel knives for the collection.

Troop.....you out did yourself again brother! Way to go!