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JohnLawrence

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About JohnLawrence

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  • Birthday 12/19/1972

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    Frankfort KY
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    Hunting, boating, shooting, leather work, old industrial sewing machines, computer - app developing- Church- watching my kids grow and have fun

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  1. I make all of my card slots the same size. I have an acrylic template that I use for the T slots. It makes cutting the slot a whole lot easier because you just cut around the template instead of tracing around another thinner pattern, and it also seems that the t slots are all the exact.same size. I generally will use somthing like a thinner piece of leather for the slots like sheepskin. When I first stated making wallets I had the same problem with the sizing being off. I found that my main issue was in gluing the slot material to the primary leather piece. I just learned (the hard way) to be very careful in where I put the glue. The other issue that I had was that I did not skive the bottom edges of the card slots and the thickness of the leather would throw off my width.
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