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    Having dealt with hair-on elk, I would discourage it. They will shed terribly and end up with bald spots.
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    I buy these chopping mats at the Dollar store (which is a $1.25 store these days) and use them to protect my bench top when dying or using cement. They wipe clean with alcohol.
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    Same here, but my son pulled mine out of a pile they were using for fill on a construction site.
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    Hello

    tsunkasapa replied to lorienrm's topic in Member Gallery

    Welcome! Lots of knowledge and advice to be found here.
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    Nicely done.
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    No, the ones I've seen are just the goatskin lined with the fabric.
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    No, just on the front. 'Woolies' are frequently made as batwings and are lined with canvas.
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    I use it making/repairing buckskins for rendezvous.
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    Fabulous!
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    Thank you.
  12. tsunkasapa
    Looking GOOD! I've been wanting to make a pair of angora chaps.
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    And I would recommend NOT using latigo as it will cause corrosion on your cases.
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    Thanks. Did not use a stiffener. The two layers are quite stiff. I thought about some plastic cutting mats that I use when I dye, but really didn't want to use that much cement. Thanks.
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    Welcome!
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    Thanks.
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    Beautiful!
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    Thanks guys. The dark brown is Horween chrome tan, the main body is a mystery side I got at the Pendelton show a few years ago and the inside is chrome tan goat. The billet end is 7/8 veg tan, as it should hold up better than chrome.
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    My son wanted a three ring to keep is proofs, and this is what I came up with. There are a couple of things I will change if I do another one, but I'm pretty happy with it.
  20. tsunkasapa
    What is a 'chaffer'?
  21. tsunkasapa
    I'm not sure I understand your point. The only threads I use are linen and sometimes hemp. I refuse to us synthetic threads for my handmade leather goods. Just my personal choice, but I don't use paint or varnish on my wood projects either.
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    Very nice! Let us know how they hold up.
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    Waaay cool!
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    Nicely done.
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    Very nice work.
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