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What is the average value of these machines?

Try this... http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/singer/47w11.html

Looks like I something I need to try myself.

Gotta start somewhere.

Here is South Dakota, its not hard at all to get a tax licence. Just do the tax paperwork twice a year. The licence doesn't cost anything here.

Great work, keep it coming....

Welcome! And for those of us that do not know(ME!!!!). What is a portmanteau?

Very nice. Is this worn like a bandolier?

I have a bolt in mine. Works ok, I think would be better with a drill press. Making your own would be good too. You can get a mandrell for an electric motor at the hardware store.

Great work everyone. Don't forget to stop into chat. say hi, and tell us about yourself.

He has the head listed separately now. http://cgi.ebay.com/Fantastic-Leather-Burnisher-HEAD-ONLY-NEW-Even-Better-/220721077173?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3364005bb5

I use the clear packing tape, no fibers. I have used the dollar store stuff with no issues, although a wallet has been my largest project.

Like the sheaths. Did you make the knives too?

They look great. I must disagree with Roo, though, I like the diag cut end.

Both look great. I especially like the feathers.

Look great Mark.

Looks great.

Has anyone adapted this pattern for use as a rifle sling?

Great tips, thanks guys.

You can get ideas in these threads. http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=21201&st=0&p=136530&hl=workbench&fromsearch=1entry136530 http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=1321&st=0&p=32042&hl=workbench&fromsearch=1entry32042 http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=826&st=0&p=28147&hl=workbench&fromsearch=1entry28147 http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=14826&st=0&p=92008&hl=workbenches&fromsearch=1entry92008

I will assume he only offers completed horses. I would love to have a set of plans to build my own though. Does he have a website?

I happened upon this thread today. I was born & raised in Eldorado, and my dad now lives in McLeansboro. Just spent the Memorial weekend in the area.

I've seen the butt stock wrapped before, but never the fore end. They look great.

Looks great Tim. Where did you get the spinning rack on the left, looks handy. I like the stamp rack too.