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chuck123wapati

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  1. Caffeine isn't harmful in the amount your talking about.
  2. i was going to dye a piece of leather with roon but this is better . My roon dried out lol all that is left is the iron oxide i took a pinch smashed it between my fingers and sprinkled it on a piece of leather then just a spray of water dyed the leather instantly. Its just the reaction between the iron and the tannic acid already in the leather.
  3. ok i see, they are dying the leather as they tan it, previously tanned leather doesn't need a tannic acid bath.
  4. veg tan leather already has tannic acid in it that's what tans it, you don't need a tea bath. I do use it for staining wood with vinegaroon but even then i wouldn't worry about it in the slightest.
  5. that's nice looking leather you will have a great looking belt. Is it for reenactments?
  6. I've always lived on the fringe, nothing quite like it.
  7. that is fantastic work! I love the sound of sleigh bells.
  8. When i do a tooling pattern, i usually do some practice on scrap first then if it looks good I'll make it into a key fob and send it along too. i guess a guy could do the same with their logo.
  9. I'm gonna have to get me that book some day. Nope not me, it would be about 5/6 oz doubled i don't see why it wouldn't hold cartridge's. and a few silver dollars or even a pistol and knife. Maybe they were made thin so they were comfortable while riding a horse. Plus I don't think using them for a 100 years crossed their minds at all. I will add that is just one example of a cartridge money belt out of thousands made by different folks, they made things the way they wanted to just like us so leather choice was just that , personal choice, so make yours with whatever leather you want it wont be wrong. however folding thick leather like they were made will be a chore. As i understand it they were one piece folded at the bottom and sewn at the top.
  10. wowzers that is really clean and nice looking tooling there.
  11. there is a video here somewhere of a guy using one to make shoes.. i didn't know what they were either until then, but i did have one someone gave me its not a speedy stitcher but sucks just as bad IMO. i couldnt get mine sharp enough to use, guy in the video used it like an awl but i couldn't get mine sharp enough to push through leather. it makes the same stitch a sewing machine makes.
  12. how did that get by me ? Nice work there indeed Pastor what weight leather did you use?
  13. Thanks Pastor!
  14. chuck123wapati

    Vests

    you might be surprised.
  15. i knew i was celebrating for someone just didn't know who hope you had a great birthday friend!!
  16. that is beautiful!!!
  17. thanks it was a great re learn on binding, I've only done one other journal years ago but i still had my how to book.
  18. Thanks Words and letters are my kryptonite lol. I never could have cut them with a swivel knife.
  19. Thanks Tugadude
  20. It takes a few days to get it working right, figuring out how it works and deciding what thread and needle you want. I had a lot of pointers to help me from the guys on here and THANKS to each of you for the help.
  21. thanks Dwight no swivel knife i used my skrimshaw needle and a steel scrib i made for transfering patterns.
  22. Thank you , not a lot of mods really but more of clean up and tweaking, making it run like it should.
  23. chuck123wapati

    Vests

    i dint do it.
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