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yea that's what I'm thinking and i do lol, I'm thinking a longer main shaft and a third pillow block though with multiple contrivances, maybe a burnishing wheel on one end and a buffing wheel, on the other the sharpening stuff. Going to be making some new wood chisels and knives this winter, the store bought are sure pricey, and i will need this

Man he will love that Nice, tight and clean job!!! It gives me inspiration to be nicer to my kids lol.

Check this out looks pretty cool. Just found it while looking at chisels. https://www.chippingaway.com/cat/ultimate-sharpening-honer-machines/chipping-away-ultimate-power-honer/

sell it to someone on the forum or use it for something else.

K.I.S.S. LOL

i use a belt sander and a block of wood once your patterns are cut out sand them down, or maybe call the company and see if they will take it back and trade you for thinner stuff.

Those are fantastic and will make wonderful gifts! carved letters are hard alot of work there !

A 1000 grit sharpen is mighty polished but that's a good idea I'll be making two belts then lol. after the holidays

Bourbon an gars mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Nice work too!!!

i love beer too and Christmas and helping folks and warm weather God Bless to all and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Its cold here 34 f today , with 60 mph gusts but its going to quit blowing and start snowing today for a very white Christmas day.

i use a 4 x 36 belt sander. with it i can make leather tools and knives, woodworking tools etc, sharpen anything under the sun i use a 1000 grit belt oiled to hone my stuff, and i can also make very awesomely flat and smooth edges on my leather projects all with just a change of a belt in seconds. Probably the most versatile tool in my shop. i have belts from 60 to 1000 grit and for wood, leather and iron. Plus ima thinking i can make a cotton canvas belt for burnishing, got some planning and a holiday to get through first. and it cost less, than one of those wheels that do only one thing.

i understand completely. If you cant find one pm me and i'll help you make one of your own.

You can find the msds sheets online as well . you can probably find the instructions on the soleaway site too.

yup but the good side is they will be cheaper, the right color and you wont be tied to just one size or shape.

thank you and have a very MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

wooo wee that is nice!!! he sure will like that i'll bet.

your on the right track, shoot a picture and folks can help out more with suggestions.

if your interested in learning about everything why not learn to make your own patterns, its part of the process? This one would be easy peasy and you have spent a day looking for a pattern that would take less than an hour to make.

that is nice i have a tiny gun i pocket a lot i may have to make one of these. I call it my bear gun.

fantastic bag your dad is gonna love it!!!

Looks pretty simple to make your own, all you need is a radio or wooden copy to size it.. It appears to be only three pieces of leather the strap in back is doubled for a belt loop maybe and is also the bottom of the holster riveted in the front the sides are one strap wrapped around the radio and sewn to the back strap, a leather strap for the snap set and your good to go.

The ballad of Ed Cantrell, A new song that is about the county next door lol I remember this happening.

Merry Christmas!!!! Nice work small is hard.

yup, stamp it then cut it out

that pretty cool indeed !!