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Very nice indeed! perfect spacing on the edges i can never get that right.

Awesome!! You have a great technique figured out for sure and it does show on your work. Thank you for the answer to my questions! I may have to ask Mrs. Clause for one now.

so basically you are just using it to put the thread through pre-punched holes and not really using it for the whole process? Can you explain why or is it because it doesn't do a good enough job? "Nobodies paying hard cash for something with shoddy looking stitches." I'm not knocking your process your work is awesome but if it wont actually do a good job of sewing the whole process just like the expensive ones can do then folks should know what this machine can really do.

Thank you, much appreciated!

outstanding!!!! start a thread and share your secrets on fine tuning this thing! you seem to be the exception to the rule. lol

give Hunter a call.

you may try vinegar but do a test sample i've never tried it on leather. Vinegar kills most molds and is used on dried meats, cheeses and such to kill the molds.

i use those heavy paper clothes/cookie boxes we get at Christmas time. I trace around them so they never wear out and dont bring any more plastic garbage into the world.

Those are nice indeed!

thats alot o basket weave but its straight as a string and beautiful indeed. It'll look great in your Jeep and you could make a strap for those slits and use it to carry over your shoulder. I made one semi similar for a BP rifle and use it as the native Americans did over the shoulder quiver style.

that is outstanding work and beautiful leather to boot.

that is "badass"!

very nice!!!! what type of leather?

I love it, dont know quite why lol.

man he's fighting a big one!

Heck no if it works, looks like the stuff we use for laminating tabletops and such its darn good for that. I am interested if it stays pliable, did you try it on something bendy too?

welcome!

got mine at tandy looks just like all the others probably made in the same shop just re branded

that is sweet!!

yea pretty much three pieces of wood and a blade.

it seems it was made by slc same as the tandy one looks like to me.

yes haven't you watched elmer fudd hunting wabbits. you have to be very very quiet. Seriously Your best bet would be to go to a hunters safety class and join it and learn about it from experts. Yes ethical hunters always try to make it fast and painless.

outstanding!!!

they make a variable speed control for routers, they are cheap and may help out in slowing it down enough to use. Just google i think they are about 30 bucks or so. you could have any body with a wood lathe make you a burnishing wheel to fit it or you could make a wheel with your router also.

they look wore out to me.