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@SkipAriHunter if you should need some brown chrome tan upholstery leather contact me. I might be able to let you have some, FOC

I find thin deer easily rips, Goat is much tougher

I have an update to do. Later

A follow up; I went to an angling shop and the chap there helped me search out a reel. We found a few. But I can't afford to buy it for about 7 days, when I get some pay in

A follow up; I bought a small fixed spool reel and the idea would work, but the reel's line section has to match the bobbin thread section. I went to an angling shop and the chap there helped me search out a reel. We found a few. But I can't afford to buy it for about 7 days, when I get some pay in Continued on

Try it on a curve. The pieces probably match when you try it on a curve, such as your waist.

Are they 3D printed?

I would use upholstery grade chrome tan leather. Mainly because I have tons of it. The upholstery leather is very flexible and would fall nicely. Mine is about 1.5 mm thick so it would be heat resistant. In fact I made a part-time blacksmith a waist length apron out of it and it served him well

Why are you home so late? A guy down the pub lost a $100 note Were you helping him look for it? No, I was standing on it

You can reduce the tack of any tape by putting in on your jeans first then pulling it off. The more times you do this the tack gets weaker each time

Double sided sticky tape or rubber glue?

Not me I couldn't fit it in one photo. Not that its large but the different areas

and Dusty covered Downtown

On a different thread about tools wanted I said I wanted a tool to wind Boss bobbins. I started to think as I wrote. A fixed spool fishing reel could/might be adapted I bought a small fishing reel It will work but, a big but, the fishing reel spool has to match the Boss bobbin. On this one its only half size so would only wind the thread in the middle of the Boss bobbin When I get the chance I'll search out a larger reel. A lot of fishing/angling shops have closed up here recently. Some only sell on-line now

Saved, in case of need

Excellent

I'm kinda busy the next few days but I'll devote time to it later in the week

I got rid of all my Dusty Springfield CDs Now I just don't know what to do with my shelf I just might go Downtown

Your PJ is different to my vaseline. The leather absorbed the vaseline I'll do some more tests later

PJM1 is looking promising What oil?

Yes and use plenty. Tie one end of the thread to something and, holding the other end, pull it tight, run your wax up and down the thread

So for a hat measure round the crown on the inside

Simple as can be; measure, in cm, around the head. just about 1 to 1.5 cm above the ears and eyebrows. For a small head this will be about 54 to 56 cm, for a medium head about 56 to 57 cm and for a large nut about 58 to 60 cm Here is a conversion chart to go back to the old hat sizes https://www.hatsandcaps.co.uk/pages/hat-size-guide

Could you not finish it and sell it?