HaloJones

So cool, I have got the pattern! that is going to be an epic level dice chest! as a question how sturdy is it? I have a lot of dice and am a little concerned about the base bowing, would it be worth putting a form of stiffner on the base?

As a totally random guess: for fixing the spurs to?

I really like them, not sure they would be big enough for my dice collection, been gaming for 30+ years & have amassed a fair number

As long as it suits your working ways should be fine. I am in a similar position, the space I have is 3x4m I plan on a long workbench along one length with storage behind me, under the bench will be a tool box on wheels to pull out as I need, and some form of leather storage what I am still trying to nail is the height of the bench, what did you opt for?

Very nice, what type of fastener is that?

Thanks Northmount & SamB

In which case I would call JT Batchelor in London, the don’t have a web site as such but they are really helpful chaps, a massive range in all prices i saw some nice brown veg tan when I was last there in lots of weights tel 02072542962

What part of the UK are you in / happy to travel to?

If it’s only a small area can you hand stitch using the existing holes?

You can get handbag inserts or handbag organisers, (search those terms on Amazon for examples) down side is it may not be the same size as the bag and the pockets may not be in the same place. upside you can just move the organiser to a new bag or different bag to suit.

Another option to busmuth could be diving ballast, I have used that to make paper weights, and is available in many sizes & quantities

If you are in the US then have a look at DG Leather Craft as he sells some material packs, as I am in the UK I have no experience of them but could be worth a look

One of these may help https://kemovancraft.com/products/leather-belt-punching-hole-positioning-ruler-assist-mark-hole-position-keep-all-the-holes-in-one-line

Maybe Cricut access it’s different in the US, OP will no doubt look into it

Yes you have to pay for their designs, no you don’t have to pay for the software & it can be run offline. you can do your own drawings on any free software, such as Inkscape and then import in to the Cricut software. I agree that a “must be online option” is a pain, which is why I don’t like the glowforge system but it’s not required for the Cricut