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Was very happy with how this turned out.
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This was a fun project that turned out pretty good.
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Where did you get the stamps?
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I sent him a text, he said something about trading for my first born.
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Fredk, that is exactly what I am looking for. How did you pattern that?
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I searched the forum but have been unable to locate any patterns for a simple 6 panel hat. Something similar to a Russ hat. Anyone with any input?
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I wasn't super happy with how it dished and would have to add lames. With the thickness of the kydex it just does not do complex curves very well. I am going to give it one more shot and change my molding process. If that does not produce the result I am looking for I am going to try sewing in three kydex bracers into the leather similar to the picture below. That way I can get a good shape and still have the protection and rigid kydex structure.
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A few more works in progress. The elbows were my first try at a Kydex leather hybrid. I think next time I will use 3 Kydex inserts in the elbow to allow for better forming. Two "triangular" pieces on the sides of the elbow and a strip running down the center. On the gorget I have sewn through the Kydex and leather on the Cobra class 4. I like this. Gives the look of leather but the back side is ready for padding. It also acts as a sweat barrier. This gorget is going to be set up so I can sew a coif onto it.
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Actually this kydex .093 I was able to just use a standard hole punch, but I have also drilled it. I can also use the Cobra class 4 and stitch through the leather and kydex.
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Made a Gorget yesterday. I laminated a piece of Kydex inside each piece to add strength and rigidity. Its strong light and I put an Antique finish for a nice look.
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First try at a portrait. Got some great advice about my carving and cant wait to start my next one. Started studying the masters and how they carved in stone for some inspiration.
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Ever wonder how a Nun keeps stuff without any pockets. My wife is a teacher at a Catholic school and I had the opportunity to make a pocket for one of her co-workers. Simple belt loop pocket for keeping pencils and such.
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A few Fun recent projects
Crispin replied to Crispin's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Thats what it is.