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Don55

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About Don55

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    North Carolina
  • Interests
    Photography, cooking, repairing small engines, retirement!

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    Leather working, tools, marketing
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  1. WOW! Thanks to each one of you for taking your time and sharing your opinions and expertise!! I will take a look at each one of them and see which best fits my needs and (more importantly!), my budget! Thanks again.... -DON-
  2. Greetings. I am new to serious Leathercraft, first time posting and still have a lot to learn (given that I am 65 doesn’t leave me a LOT of time to learn it!!) But I am having a devil of a time locating a piece of hardware for attaching rivets and chicago screws to in the tops of leather purses and briefcases. The piece I’m referring to is a thin metal strip about an inch wide and probably about 10 inches long. It gets sandwiched between the inner and outside layers of leather when attaching the handle to not only provide a secure means of attachment for the screws/riveting, but also stiffens and reinforces the top of the bag or case. They exist, because I’ve seen them used, especially in high-end bags and cases. Bu I cannot locate a source for them anywhere!! I have googled every term I can think of and some my wife dreamed up, but no luck. I have called a couple of baggage parts suppliers and they don’t seem to have a clue as to what I’m talking about. If anyone knows the proper name for these little guys and a source (preferably in the US if possible) you will have my eternal gratitude!! Thanks a bunch for your help.
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