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Amazon? https://www.amazon.com/Combination-Aluminum-Die-Casting-Carpenter-Zinc-Alloy/dp/B09ST7JH73/ref=sxin_17_pa_sp_search_thematic_sspa?content-id=amzn1.sym.749943ff-94bd-4679-8f03-3b5488f65fae%3Aamzn1.sym.749943ff-94bd-4679-8f03-3b5488f65fae&crid=3QFTPGDEUT3EJ&cv_ct_cx=combination+square&keywords=combination+square&pd_rd_i=B09ST7JH73&pd_rd_r=a841d05e-d2b2-4b78-98a4-beb3668d1e69&pd_rd_w=03qEC&pd_rd_wg=ZDikM&pf_rd_p=749943ff-94bd-4679-8f03-3b5488f65fae&pf_rd_r=A7GEB13EAXHXS0KWBK58&qid=1687009754&sprefix=combination+square%2Caps%2C183&sr=1-2-2b34d040-5c83-4b7f-ba01-15975dfb8828-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9zZWFyY2hfdGhlbWF0aWM&psc=1

I say throw it out and start over. Speaking from experience, it is likely that in one of your attempts to force the tablet into the case you will break the tablet.

It is just some plastic fabric to reduce the bulk of the wallet. Maker's Leather Supply uses, and sells, Tyvek for this purpose.

I purchased the leather from Maverick Leather, but they no longer sell what I purchased. It was a Golden Rod Dearborn which is described as Glovey/Soft. They currently have four different colors of Dearborn with black the thickest at 6oz. I would consider the other three to be too thin, but you might like it if you think the thicker leather might be too heavy.

The completed apron is only about 2.5 lbs so not heavy at all. I use it primarily when dying, but I wanted something thick enough that it would provide some protection when doing something a bit more intense.

I made my first apron with vegetable tanned leather. I found this to be too stiff and uncomfortable. Every time I bent or sat down, the leather did not want to do the same. I thought it would break in in time, but it never did. I made a second apron with the same pattern, but this time I used a soft 6/7 oz chrome tanned leather for the body. This one is comfortable, bends with me, and I wear it exclusively over the vegetable tanned.

3:10 to Yuma. Worn by Russell Crowe in the film. And the pattern is by Will Ghormley.

I was a bit curious about this so I checked with FedEx Office. For an A0 print (approx. 3'x4') their price is $9.

Wow, you are right! I used to buy Angelus dye until they stopped selling it in pints. Just checked and they no longer ship to California.

The problem is the VOC level. This is limited by the California Air Resources Board (CARB). Fiebing's Pro dye is a definite no no. For the Leather Dye, some online vendors will sell it, others will not. There is a similar problem with the Fiebing's Antique Paste. Some vendors will sell it, others will not.

I use Fusion 360. While it is not designed for this purpose, there are videos on YouTube that explain how it can be used to make leather patterns. As long as you are not a professional and do this only as a hobby, Fusion 360 is free. If you are a professional, look elsewhere.

I received the M&P Shield blue gun today. Looks great. Thanks for a good deal.

Interested in the S&W M&P Shield. Message sent.

Yes.

I put a thumb loop on my shotgun sling and I like it. It allows me to hook my thumb in the loop and relax my hand and arm while stabilizing the sling and preventing the shotgun from sliding back.

I was in the same boat. I wanted to make a portfolio but needed a primer as to how it goes together. I purchased portfolio 9B from Holly at https://www.leatherdiystudio.com/product-page/portfolio-no-9. Once I made one from her pattern, I was able to design my own with a different interior layout.

I purchased Don Gonzales's Introduction to Leather Floral Design eBook for $20. While it is not bad, he has a YouTube video that covers the exact same information.

I line the back of the sling with suede. It provides grip and a padding for the shoulder.

If you have a 3D printer you can just print your own for a lot cheaper than someone else's acrylic set.

I use a wooden paint stirrer. It is free, light, and when working in a narrow area, can be used on its side.

It can't be too bad if you can recognize it. Great tutorials for both the pancake and avenger. Thank you for making them available.

While I printed several guns and made holsters, I only reality tested the Glock 17. Here is a holster I made from the printed model with a real Glock 17 in it. I assume the others are as accurate.

If you have a 3D printer you can download the stl files for both from thingiverse.com.

Once I sewed a belt using one length of thread. It is nice to know that I can do it, but I will never do it again. Now, I sew like tsunkasapa describes, only I start out with two fathoms of thread. Unless I really look for it I do not notice where the threads overlap.

I also made one of those. It seems to be a convenient size for general purpose. I am sure he will appreciate it.