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Everything posted by chuck123wapati
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we have ones like that but much bigger out here in the west. They are for carrying post holes while building fences.
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its a question puller. works good too.
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Hand grips for my bike. Step by step.
chuck123wapati replied to pzarkov's topic in Motorcycles and Biker Gear
BADASS!!! tell us how you did that texture please. -
"when I was a young man my neighbor lost his testicles because of a loose apron." What???? Was there a hole in his wifes apron pocket sounds like the beginning of a Rodney Dangerfield joke lol.
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thanks for posting those they are beautiful. I have always loved beadwork, never was good at it lol i did a couple little pieces on my possible bag. God bless you i needed some good feeling today.
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that is good beadwork!
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those came out really nice indeed. I'm more of a plain dresser myself. I love those dogs, i have had four labs in my day they will always be in my heart.
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Two Brownings
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thanks I feel the same as you, i love working with antler and brass, they are my favorites for handles and what i use most often. hopefully i can get some time for more knife making, holsters have been keeping me busy. -
Two Brownings
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thanks thanks the pattern is becoming pretty successful for me for sure Thank you. Yes they do almost as much as a large frame revolver. -
Two Brownings
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thank you I made this awhile back Its Elk antler I made it to skive but it works just as well as my round knife for cutting patterns. -
My original 1911 pattern is getting tweeked alot but seems like it can take it. Two Browning .22 autos. I have made about six different patterns from it, these were the hardest by far.
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I'm gonna drink a beer in your name tonite!!
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Head/quartermoon knife restoration
chuck123wapati replied to BerkanaLeatherGoods's topic in Leather Tools
that will make a wonderful tool heck yea pretty it up with some nice wood or antler if you have access and a new brass or copper ferrule. You need the ferrule because it fits tightly on the wood, the blade shank is slightly larger than the hole in the handle, as its forced in the hole it expands the wood and tightens the ferrule and shank together. the ferule keeps the handle from splitting instead of tightening. -
Finishing Edges: Veg Tan vs Chrome Tan?
chuck123wapati replied to MtlBiker's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
i use it. Works fine for me and what i make. -
getting old sucks sometimes.
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Has anyone else lost the spell check function on this site?
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LOL you eat that crap? I boycoted eating garbage years ago. I boycot now anything and anyone pro vax mandate. Dont really care about the smoke screen we caused.
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converting a ball pein to a cobblers hammer
chuck123wapati replied to dans79's topic in Leather Tools
very nice hammer indeed I have a cobblers hammer but it has a zigzag type pattern on the face, doesn't mar the leather though. I always wondered why. -
thats where i get mine lol. some tools are pretty hard to replicate at home but most aren't If you have time search through the threads on leather tools there are alot of homemade ideas.
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Nope you can wrap it in plastic wrap to keep it moistened.
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Dang you make about everything lol. Nice work.
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That is awesome work indeed.
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way to nice to sit on!!! LOL that rocks!!!!
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work on the very tip of your awl out to the widest part it should slide through that, and your thumb, without much pressure at all. Plus some wax beeswax is best on your chisels will help with pulling them out. i used to chisel all the way through, still do sometimes but i also just chisel the first layer before glueing and use my awl to finish if its to thick of a project. I also just use an awl sometimes. Another method i use is to chisel the first layer, glue the welt on then chisel through that. Then lay the third layer in place and mark the top chisel hole take it apart and chisel the whole stitchj line on the third layer use some small brads or nails about every inch to line up all the chiseled holes then glue the third layer down to the welt. I dont use this much anymore as its faster to just glue the third layer to the chiseled two layers and push through with the awl. Also get that cork the leather wont bend then makes it much easier!!