chuck123wapati

On all three, no two snakes are alike; they naturally don't have the same color or pattern.

looks like Python to me.

sheepskin parchment is what you want, it has been used for thousands of years. Google it, still being made.

I tested Darwin's theory in kayaks. Man, I love those little boats in a class four rapid. Then, I bought an old town when the wife and kids got tired of sitting on the bank, lol.

much more diplomatic than calling us Domestic violent extremists like the last Alleged president did.

What is it you're shooting for? A woman's handbag, a Black powder possibles bag, or some other usage? It's hard for me to comment on just an assumption.

lol so do I among other weird things not necessarily leather related.

Maybe you need a better butter knife lol. looks like thin leather and a lot of practice.

Finish as you would any other, the leather will darken naturally over time! faster if left in the sun.

its funny it's the only title that they won't tell you what it actually means. It makes me feel special LOL.

Not only the proper type of glue but the correct application of the glue is also critical to a good bond. Glueing and sewing in leather work is the same concept as gluing and nailing in woodwork; they work together to make a better and longer-lasting product.

I like it!

the Burb

I get mine from the thread exchange

I just had to repair a dog leash I made four years ago. It has been used hard on a daily basis. The Weldwood I used on it was still flexible and strong enough that the leather tore before the glue gave way. Glue is only as strong as the leather is, no matter the price you pay for it.