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Binding? Ok Thanks

I just started doing this to dress up the edges of chrome tan Lay a2” wide piece on the edge finish side to finish side sew along the edge ffold the piece over and under sew along the top edge of the fold to secure if you make the fold over wider it can be used as your gusset also

I do not know if I am using the tool correctly but I use the smaller hole to push the burr/washer down as far as it will go Onto my work

This was entered into one of those contests the artist gifted it to me. I find it stunning

Lol. I am not going to say snytjing but you left this wide open for a bunch of yuk yuks

This is a breakfast sammich that is on a roach coach in Austin Texas it is called Jefe 2- slices French toast made from 2 peices a as of Texas toast 4 slices bacon 2- sausage Pattie’s 2- fried eggs with yoke broke

Same stamp rotated 3 times see the point in the center?

you see it now? Same stamp rotated

I found an interesting stamp today while I was f—- up lol.

Agree, pay others instead of doing it your self just so you know I cleared my land and built my house by myself I saved a couple of hundred thousand dollars doing so. Working for yourself is well worth the effort if you have skills if you lack skills then you pay others bills I have no idea where that meme came from

All BS aside little itty bitty purses. 4” x 4” Like shown below are popular with woman because if “woman’s stuff”

now what? spray a piece of leather yellow turn the leather on its edge and spray the edge black allow the black to overspray into the yellow also experiment with different colors mix equal parts mahogany and medium brown the lighter you spray the more tan it looks the heavier the more mahogany

Some washing machine motors have a shaft that sticks out on both ends Fun fun fun use an old singer bobbin winding assembly as a clutch pulley when you engage the pulley like you were going to thread a bobbin, the belt tightens on the second shaft

It received a makeover from the local beauty salon the roots are still green minevus also 1750 rpm. I like your spindle Hags, going to see if I can come up with a different design on mine that is closer to what yours looks like

You are correct on the thickness. It takes a lot of patience to remove that amount of metal and keep it cool the blade on the left is the best cutter

Lol. Now you have to eat corn dogs to get the sticks

Did you get the whole thing? Wire harness ? frame with motor mounts?

I love the round knife Are you familiar with a hand wood plane? can you shape a mini round knife using a 2” wide blade from the plane

Mom What is the going price for an electric burnishing. Machine? This one has an out of pocket of zero!!

English: With speeds topping out around 85 MPH, Locomotive #2542 - a Mountain type locomotive - served as a work horse for Illinois Central Railroad in both passenger and freight service during the middle years of the 20th century. #2542 is one of only two surviving 2500 class Paducah Rebuilds (named for the square "Paducah" steam dome atop the boiler) with a sister locomotive, #2500, residing in Centralia, Illinois. These were the largest steam engines in the ICRR fleet. The wheel arrangement for this locomotive was reconfigured in 1942 from a 2-10-2 to a 4-8-2 arrangement; beginning her life as locomotive #2906 in Lima, Ohio Locomotive Works in 1921. Owned by the City of McComb City, Locomotive #2542 was acquired in 1962 largely through the efforts of the late Oliver Emmerich (then editor of the McComb Enterprise Journal), the McComb Junior Auxiliary and other local civic groups. Her home was in Edgewood Park until relocated to this spot on June 21, 2000. Photo taken from The Northbound Amtrak City of New Orleans

22 lr makes for good rivets just be careful how you set them

With out getting political where as I would be talking bad about another countries ethics as to quality watch out where the product originated from. Their is reason you can go on Ala baba and buy a zillion rivets for $100 crap material and slave labor equals a high cash return to the owner of the company

IF , these are for horses then they will get wet with sweat and rain every day i am not a saddle tack leather worker but I have ridden and have been around a few barns in my day. They need to be sealed Water protectant. My go to would be to toss them into a bucket of neets floor, olive oil is a substitute others that are knowledgeable on horse tack may have better ideas

That bench gets every thing worked on it yesterday it was a electric motor tear down and rebuild

All I had to do was set a snap on one end the. other end already had a snap