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About JD62

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Finger Lakes N.Y.
  • Interests
    hunting, fishing, camping, canoeing , leather working, buying tools

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    makeing a mess!! TOOL JUNKIE
  • Interested in learning about
    all aspects of leather work

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  1. JD62
    Cool! at first I thought W.T.F. but then my eyes came out of that blur I get on Monday mornings and realized it was a skeleton and it was much better
  2. JD62
    That's great! Congratulations on a job well done!
  3. JD62 started following Hod rod wallet...., Fireworks MX 2004, Homemade Clicker Press and Steel Rule Bender and and 5 others
  4. JD62
    Thanks for taking all the time to do this, it is very helpful and easy to follow!
  5. JD62
    great sheath for a nice knife!
  6. JD62
    try this https://www.springfieldleather.com/Hermann-Oak-2-Pre-Cut-2-3-oz-6-x-12 or give them a call 1-800-668-8518
  7. JD62
    That is really nice!
  8. JD62
    cool for sure!
  9. JD62
    Nice classic look, nice and neat too!
  10. JD62
    Yes they seem like very good people, they've always been very helpful. I have never used Barge but have used several other contact cements and they are pretty much the same , 20 or 30 minutes usually is ok. You do need to scuff the smooth surfaces quite a bit for good results, sometimes a second coating is helpful. Some people like olive oil instead of nfo. I don't think you need extra virgin, just the cheap stuff, but I'm not an expert on any of it, just my experience.
  11. JD62
    Hi, I'm guessing you went to the Syracuse Tandy, I have used their vegetan on a few projects and was a bit disappointed in the quality. The other leather and items I have gotten were all ok. I don't know if it is a storage problem or just Tandys source in general but I stopped getting my vegetan from them. Springfield has some good stuff and as @garypl stated you can get the amount you need so you are not stuck storing a big piece until your next project. If you have a lot left from this project I would give it a good even coat of NFO on the grain side before storage, give it time to soak in and distribute. See if it is any better after a day or two. If its better but not quite there another light coat should get you something usable.
  12. JD62
    Nice job on the wood grain too!
  13. JD62
    Yup you did it again!!
  14. JD62
    Ouch...ouch...ouch. coulda saved some shipping
  15. JD62
    Looks like fun! I'd like to see the rest of the build.
  16. JD62
    Yea O1should work really well for that. I hope it dose not put you off from Springfield they usually are pretty good to deal with. Good luck and have fun!
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