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Indeed thank you! look like an excellent template to use. I have my first order for one of these in the celtic/ Green man image! I am looking forward to this!!

Wrong country dude try not to be toooooooooo Ignorant we have some great Pakistani LW's on this site. AND the hardware is really amazing, sound quality worthy of a pro construction pouch.

Hello! I would suggest read read read!!! Many of the great leather working books were printed int he 70"s all had visual step by step aids to aid you in the project your making. then Post online here for feedback. Ask as many questions as possible as this leather trade there is so much one needs to know in order to make a decent product. Your in Italy man one of the leading best leather machine makers of the world!! so if you ever need machiner your in the right country! I have some extra books I no longer need, I bought them for my apprentice but she have some already.

Cleran and tight, that's the way to make a sheath man!! great finishing touches too. Nice colour and the sheath looks different!!!!

DUDE you have totally out done yourself!!! Truely amazing work. I have watched your skills improve over the years well done!!

Nice one mate you did really well on this Sporran! Hope it wears well!

I have noe listed it on EBAY 180588898410

I have listed in on Ebay now 180588904537, This would be a cool stocking stuffer!!

To answer your question You mount the tool unto a table and pull the leather through which skives it down. The top screw wil adjust the thickness to skive up or down C.S Osborne had a model just like this one but there is no maker mark on the tool. I hope this answers your question. It will do the edges of strap or the hide. to help with fold overs and such.

I have a very nice example of a leather Skiver. This tool was used to thin the edges of Skirting leather. Simply adjust the height of the blade, mount unto a table and run the leather through. Very rare and hard to find , Our business is moving up and into more industrial machinery so we do not need it.I am asking for 400.00 Paypal ONLY but open to serious offers. I also have a leather plough on offer here. I will offer a discount on both vintage tools! Shipping is through Canadapost and tracking number is included! I will ship anywhere in the world! Please contact me directly. Stpehen 647-637-5229 sales@greenmanleather.ca

J. Dixon leather plough!!! 350.00 USD payment through PAYPAL This is a vintage tool made by J. Dixon, it will cut leather strips and is fully adjustable cutting up to 5 inch wide strips. The Blade is in fab condition and needs sharpening. Pitting on the upper blade which does not go near the leather. Small hairline mark on the Hardwood wooden handle. We simply do not need this tool anymore and offering it to you! Shipping will be with www.canadapost.ca or a private courier at your expense. We will pack this item up very securely and offer shipping insurance. I will get an exact price once I have your shipping details. Local pick up is an option as well. I will ship anywhere on this planet Please email DIRECTLY as I am on the road a lot sales@greenmanleather.ca 647-637-5229 untitled.bmp

What I did was buy the leather then used the clicker dies to cut up all the leather then store in a box or shelf. This way you are not having loads of leather laying around. As for waste.... I tried to keep it then saw I did not use it so I keep it in the car for that oh so fresh cut leather smell! Think about higher storage units. Your cutting table could be on the floor to reduce space or a fold away table.. One mate had a two bedroom apt as with each project more materials and tools were bought.. Best of luck!

I wanted to open up a new topic on Leather machinery makers and who to buy from. For years Green Man leather has been scooping up leather machinery to make its empire strong and with fast production. We have enjoyed using Adler, B.U.S.M , Italian equipement and American. Over the years I have seen a lot of newer leather machinery companies pop up and start selling China or Taiwan made machinery. I wanted to know how folks are finding their off shore machinery and if there are any issues with quality of the machines they use? Money is tight to buy my double and single edge paintng machines for belts and other product lines. We saw Italian prices of 3400.00 brand new. I have been speaking to a Chinese supplier for the past weeks. He sells leather machinery at cheaper prices. I am enticed by the price 900 for the dbl edge painter and 650 for the single edge painter. Which is shipped via UPS and price INCL shipping. Alot of the machiney appears to be a direct copy of Bibo or other Italian models. Ji, has been very knowledgeable with his product lines and appears to have a decent backround in our industry. I am wanting to buy from him but have not purchased Chinese made machinery in the past so worried about this. The sale would go through Aliaba and payment is secured via Escrow.. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated and please be very factual on your experiences. Thanks very much!

Thank for the tip. We found a supplier in Pakistan who made everything we needed, tape clips with our logo on it and the tape chain. Its so hard playing with the big boys in securing hardweare for our products. we hoped to keep the order in North America but it is what it is!

I would appreciate any leads on a Double Edge Painting Machine for belts. Used is preferred as new would cost a spleen! pls let me know! Stephen

No being listed on Ebay!! 180574794741

Well done BOB! great choice of colour and evens makes the Dawg stand out even more! What did you sew with?

Abuse of power is a grrreat topic. Cops do love to beat in authority, BUT not every Cop has this demeanor. Yall be happy to know my Jacks Saps empower the common man and woman and help level the odds. We can also be found on www.youtube.com look under impact weapons or Green Man Leather's channel. 15% off with mention of the LW forum!

Very very rare to find, I had to buy mine at Weaver b4 the price shot up to 2250! I will keep my eye open though for you!

Wow I understand and yet my Jack Saps sell a lot in the states regardless of the laws. Lead shot and steel shot to me are same. still the same weight as well. thank for your reply.

Really great looking belt!! But come on really? Hand stitched? Must have taken you a very long time to complete as well a couple blisters! You bought a Pearson and Junker, How come you did not use one of them? I have a straight edge and roller guide made for my pearson. It really helped me out.

I thought to ask folks if they are against impact weapsons? Perhaps I should post on another site. Just thought there would be an interest as we constantly see leather gun holsters and other related weapon gear...

Good work Dragon! Did you hand sew or machine? Been meaning to make a Leatherman sheath too to hold the screw driver attachments..