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  1. you can post the things you have here or I know of 2 sites on face book that people post on one is leather tools and patterns for sale or trade and the other is leather tools for sale are you very knowledgeable on what things are called
  2. I remember seeing it and not seeing. what type and weight. and how much per side you talking skirting ,bridle, oak tan lining ??? sheep 1/2 nap think you need to list what you have
  3. that's true I never ordered from shamrockarts . the other place SLS are not to be trusted . now I'm gun shy from ever ordering a set of lasts in my size. every place I talked with either order a full run or they don't have what I want. and it was a stock item if I can or could believe them. you know anyone looking for a 111w155 w/table @ clutch motor might deliver in the Midwest for a fee but like a friend says its not eating anything. as for lasts and there type. I wear size 11 d width want a round toe and 3/8 or 1/2 heel like a roper heel would like it hinged and with a heel plate I think a moccasin last I what I asked for could of been the fisherman last I waited 2 months before I got most of my money back. WTF never again
  4. this just a thought. with s/s you can torch it and it will change color blue if you know what your doing . and you might know some one who does electro platting I think the stain glass workers have stuff that applied to brass turns it black. not sure how permeate it is.
  5. 6 week finely got my money back had to keep asking over a 3 week period they were this close [ . ] to calling them thieves
  6. is anyone still looking for a finisher I have a S500 and extra's might deliver
  7. what I can tell. the top pc put together and then the round side is made. then the two are 45 degree stitched only about 1/2 way around
  8. bigger stuff I would use my leg and apply the 2 pcs being glued together around the curvature
  9. when I built braces for the leg . when I made the leather cuffs. I would cut a leather strap that was the size I needed to go around the persons leg + considered padding if needed. in other words circumference + over lap + 1/2 to 3/4 then take a pc of lining leather and tack it to the table after I stretch it out. glue both pc's when you cut away the lining the whole thing will coil
  10. if all you want to do is glue the body so it has the curve to it. the inside leather can be stretched but only if you can get a descent stretch out of it meaning 1/2 inch at least then just glue the 2 pc together. this is done laid out flat . or you can drape the inside leather over the beer can and roll the 2 glued pc together the inside leather is smaller than the outside don't know if you can under stand what I just said or not its no big deal
  11. Does anyone know of anyone in the siox falls SD area the repairs singer industrial machines I picked up a 111W155 machine and table just want it checked out to see how it works. And what else it might need.
  12. I've ordered once. like the lining leather
  13. Stohlman museum is located at the king museum in Sheridan WY its behind the king rope .
  14. yes I've since spoke with them. I've had a terrible experience with some else and after near 3 weeks I'm getting a message saying they might refund my money. they are reluctant on getting back with me so I'm still out the 75 plus the money exchange. and still don't know wtf . from my experience will never order from SLS ever again and just hope I get my money back. I'm starting to get really pissed and all I ever wanted was to try my hand on making me a set of shoes
  15. is there any thing out there with a horizontal draw I have the one pattern looking for a different harness setup
  16. thunter9

    shoe finisher

    I thought I saw a posting of some one looking for a shoe finisher in the Midwest S 500
  17. Montana leather billings montana 800 527 0227 McPherson Seattle same company brothers
  18. thunter9

    buckle catch

    when I'm trying to find it I can't. I've seen these over the years but when I want to find one I can't. they usually were on the end of a web and maybe leather 1" strap . they were all metal with a hole in the middle and a spring catch the other was a pin with a slight ball on the end. that was pushed on over the catch. problem is I don't know what the are called ,so I'm not sure how to look them up. I know I've seen them used on hard case music cases . my luck is the army quit using these after the war. hold it we're always at war BIG QUESTION do they make these any more. or is it a lost cause
  19. if one were wanting to try their hand at trying this what would he or she need to get started other than hand tools. always wanted to try my hand at this. just not sure how to construct the uppers. so they fit the way they should . any pointers to help an old man on how it is done.
  20. I think your mistaken I've been in the orthopedic business for 35 + years that had a custom boot maker in the shop. they make a cork and rubber mix that you heat and you can mold it just about any where you want you never waist any . just keep it an it sticks to its self. its called thermo cork missed you pnone number call back'
  21. liquid latex it sets up fast
  22. here you go http://www.corkspirit.com/en/arts-and-crafts/natural-cork-grain-cork-powder-45
  23. if your talking about granular type cork as in powdered. I'd look to where latex is sold they use to use it in making arch supports only company that use to sell it 15-20 years ago was sold off to several different places and some of those were sold. knit-rite in KC you can get both old rubberized cork that comes in 1/4 " or sheeting as thin as 1/8 the rubber type add some masters to the top surface heat it in a toaster oven keep your eye one it about 250-275 it will puff up and git gets like a rag and stick it in where you want it and let it cool check with fillauer tenn i'll see what I can find not sure where ,,, I'd bet it still out there now the mask makers are using latex
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