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@nstarleather I think those that mention a minor discrepancy like that would quickly go on the I am to busy to make your item list. Hand made items will vary in dimensions, they need to relax a little. Todd

@Cumberland HighpowerI use it and it is no odor. The only negative I have had is sometimes it leaves a rubber cement like compound that balls up when you are trying to slick the edges. I have not yet found a fix for that so I don't use it as often as I would like to because of the no odor. Todd

I agree 100% with @Dwight. The first time I saw this I thought it was down for maintenance or something, then it just stayed. Todd

Thank you, I looked and missed that category. Todd

I was wondering how you guys do your final finish when you have antiqued? I use resolene cut 50:50 with water and when I brush it on with a sponge brush it seems to pull the antique out with it, I have tried letting the antique set longer and longer before the top coat but it doesn't seem to change. I looked at airbrushing but after all of the warnings to only do it outside I am not sure that is the answer for me, we have a pretty short window for doing thinks like that outside here in WY. Any tips or advice is appreciated. Happy New Year, Todd

I know this is an old thread but I just got a 3D printer and this bobbin revolver was just what I needed to organize around my sewing machine. Many Thanks for posting it. In the event I am able to design and print something I think might help others I will share it on this forum. Merry Christmas Todd

When you copy it use a clear overhead transparency then you don’t have to trace it again, just straight onto the leather

Major factor with the Boss is to make sure you mount it securely. I fought mine for several months thinking I could just clamp it down and it would be fine. It wasn't but once I mounted it solid I was able to get everything dialed in. Todd

I have a Barry King double blade and I put it in one of the Tandy Economy black rubber barrel swivel knife's with no issues. Todd oops- I didn't read @bruce johnson's post that Barry King also makes 7/32" diameter blade shanks before posting.

I bought a yard of the Tandy artificial sheep skin, I haven't gotten to use it yet but it seems like it will work well and the nice part is, its a nice rectangle shape so there should be minimal waste.

@CreativeNamesometimes Harbor Freight tools are disposable but a lot of time they do just what you need for a good price.

I am with @BigBore on this one. I would wait until you are done with the stamping to dye.

If you don't sell them, why are you promoting them on this forum? I too am confused. Todd

I use the cheapest one from Joanns fabric, they have a limited lifespan and it hurts less to toss the cheap ones. I can't tell you if there is a difference in the compounds but I have never seen anyone on here point out a difference in cutting board material. Todd

If you have a paper pattern you like, there are several place online to upload drawings to and get acrylic templates made. I am in the process of doing it for a couple of sling patterns I have developed. Todd