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terix

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  1. I use a piece of tree trunk about three feet long, place my leather on it and hammer along. The only sound comes from the tool. No vibrations in the floor. I also use a piece of foam rubber (about 2 inches thick) under a piece of hard wood (must be changed after a while). Also works well. And cheap. (Please excuse my English)
  2. Hi! Nice to read something from another Norwegian! I have learned a lot from this site. It's really great! I have leatherworking for a hobby. Even if I don't have artistic skills, I enjoy my hobby. - And: You really deserve the good weather up north; we've had summer for some time now in the southern parts. Go Norway (or is it: go nowhere?)
  3. From the album: Rustic products

    Watching TV on your smartphone? Here's a holder. Thanks for the idea, Katie Dubiel!
  4. From the album: Rustic products

    Canvas and leather. Pattern by Howling Dingo/Bushcraft USA. Tanks, HD!
  5. From the album: Rustic products

    Table snuffbox holder after Katie Dubiel's coaster holder pattern.
  6. Really decorative! Your idea can be used in many different items, thinking of knife sheats and pouches. Thanks for the idea, Canada
  7. From the album: Rustic products

    Backside with adjustable fastener - to suit every belt and body.
  8. From the album: Rustic products

    Simple smartphone pouch, consider it a prototype...
  9. terix

    Marine knife

    From the album: Rustic products

    Shaft by my friend Jens Gunne Johansen, Master of knots, a humble sheath by me. The signal is supposed to be "Splice the main brace!"
  10. Thank you! Interesting with oldtimers' instructions!
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    Downtowner

    From the album: Rustic products

    My third bag ever!
  12. Love your clean and sharp design! I like items that can be used!
  13. For a knot-tyer I just made 4 sheaths for marlinspikes and a double sheath for fids. His customers were more interested in the simple leatherwork than his intricate ropework. Gave me a laugh and self confidence...

  14. Thanks for sharing! New projects for me. Guess the first tries will end up in the bin, but eventually,,,,
  15. A friend asked me for a purse - you gave me the inspiration I need, even if I would not manage to make it as nice as this! Thank you!
  16. Thanks, I need some new ideas!
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