HaloJones

I only got it last month, but it uses standard razor type blades, the kind that are sharp on both sides. So you get two edges per blade, I got a box of spares I think they we £3 for 10,

For such small items have you considered a manual machine like a Scharffix Leather Skiving Paring Machine (German Made) ? I have one and it’s perfect for straps and the like, you can get cheaper copy versions but I liked the solid build of the original

Magical

Possibly more of a “hair cut” than carved?

That is impressive, I have the Prusa SL1, my only attempt at a thing for the leather hobby, on it so far is for a logo / name plate - which snapped as I took it off of the build plate - my fault for laying it flat for a quicker print, but i was able to repair & use it. And yes the water based resins are so much better to work with

Love it, great use of a base product did you glue the leather on, or just sew it to fit?

That is epic, but has left me in a quandary as which do I do first the coffin or the face hugger egg? !

Those butterfly coasters are very nice!

I think it will come down to how much space you have, in an ideal world I would like to store flat in stacks on a large table, currently they are rolled on top of a bookshelf

Merry Christmas to all x

And to you a merry Christmas to all x

Under my granite slab I have a 6mm rubber mat, that deadens some sounds

Good to know, thanks

Ohh thanks

I have brought a few of his patterns & they are great, but as I am not on FB!

They are very cute.

I think you are talking football, in which case wise words would be “in this game anything can happen” always dream !

Friends & family, with them anything else can be managed x

I have cut 1mm leather in the cricut maker, the machine is capable but you have to work within the restrictions of the software (design space) either use design space and build up your patterns using the shapes or if you have any other software Inkspace is free and a good example, you can draw in that & export to design space all digital cutting will require some learning on the software the below was fully cut out on the maker (copper engraving also done on maker) leather was 1.2mm veg tan lining up the holes for spiral binding was the tricky bit

Yes a resin printer would do that easy & get the details, more so than a filament printer. have you a local maker space in your area? I am the wrong side of the pond to help

Now that is a nice area

Impressive:)

It’s a win, but I would use a blue Or white thread on any stitching

Welcome to the addiction, if you have not already been, go and have a browse at JT Batchelor (N1)

Hello & welcome your English is fine, (much better than my French)