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Nice work! I do a lot of chest rigs, never thought about them being able to "break down". Nice looking as well.

Very nice Walter!

Welcome!

I have 2 now. A siphon and a gravity fed. Both inexpensive, and both doing alright. I use a moisture trap and always spray before I get to the project. I'm new to this but really like the shading I get.

Nice, clean, functional, and very pretty!

No help from me but, what a great find! I'm sure someone will have some advice for you.

I get my gloves from Costco. Much heavier than he ones I bring home from the hospital.

Very nice J!

I use one of those. The first one broke the frame where it meets the handle. The second one (replaced with no issues) has held up much better. Your's does look uneven. I'd try for a replacement. I put mine on the buffing wheel from time to time.

The thought of a therapeutic addiction is kinda funny. Welcome the club! Looking forward to seeing your work.

Very nice! On my list of things to do.

I tried the water based glues. Not as good for holsters. They seem to not hold very well when wet molding. I went back to weld wood contact cement. We also used the rubber cement on conveyor belts in industry. I'd use the Barge.. Do it outside if you have to.

Nice! Just getting started using colors.

I saw that video as well. Haven't tried it yet. Looks good! Yeah the stitches had an oops but at least it's on the back! Good job. That is the problem with large welts. Hard to keep the a alignment straight.

Yep, cool folks here.

Think you did great. Stitching all the way around would add to it I believe. But, cool either way.

Nice work. I also have the dg patterns.

Very clean

I think that looks pretty nice!

Sweet! Nice job.

I always oil after dyeing. And I always get some rub off with the usmc black.

Thanks, I believe i got this one from knifekits.com. no, haven't ever rented one out.

Very nice! Lots of mules running around on a small amount of real estate! Nice effect.

The customer wanted green. The Angelus green by itself looked like Christmas ornament green! Added a coat of fiebings lightbrown on top and this is the result. I like it. Hermann Oak 8/9 277 bonded nylon top and bottom (chestnut) Cobra class 3 Angelus green stain and fiebings light brown, fiebings dark brown for the front piece 50/50 resolene and water 1st, with 100% resolene 2nd

Welcome! I'm in Sequim. Used to live on that side of the sound..