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Everything posted by tsunkasapa
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Very nice!
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Still useless, the SCRATCH awl will not work for stitching. Tandy 4-IN-1 Awl Haft & Blades #3209-00 98834320401 | eBay Cheaper? No. USABLE? Yes. C.S. Osborne Shoe Awl Haft #144 Made In USA 96685122229 | eBay Spending money on useless tools is NOT cheap.
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A waste of money.
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Never had that issue.
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Help! Rolled edges: Made a thing, not happy.
tsunkasapa replied to YinTx's topic in How Do I Do That?
I have a couple of projects to clear off my bench, but I think I'll make myself a new sporran this winter. -
I just use water. Rub the edge with a damp sponge or rag and rub away. If you want, rub a bit of beeswax and reburnish.
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Help! Rolled edges: Made a thing, not happy.
tsunkasapa replied to YinTx's topic in How Do I Do That?
Th gusset is very light chrome tan, soft and flexible. -
Help! Rolled edges: Made a thing, not happy.
tsunkasapa replied to YinTx's topic in How Do I Do That?
Here are more views of the sporran. -
Help! Rolled edges: Made a thing, not happy.
tsunkasapa replied to YinTx's topic in How Do I Do That?
After dinner I will post more pics. It is an inexpensive one that a friend bought to replace the one I lost in the fire. -
I concur, double loop.
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Help! Rolled edges: Made a thing, not happy.
tsunkasapa replied to YinTx's topic in How Do I Do That?
Here is a shot of my sporran. Not high end but it looks just like yours. -
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We're up to -1 after a low of -15.
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Looks great.
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In one of his books on coloring leather, Al Stohlman said to never use dye straight. Better to do several coats diluted. While I DO use them straight on occasion, usually I dilute 1part dye to whatever of 99% alcohol. 2 parts is normal, but I have diluted as much as 7-1. The color you want is there, you just have to find it.
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I did the same on this bag.
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Very nice!
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I carried a pocket watch for 45 years, finally gave it up when I started carrying a cell phone. Haven't carried a watch since. I hate anything around my wrists, won't even wear the wristband at the hospital. Third time I cut it off they figured out they were wasting their time.
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Two different hides will take dye differently, just like two different pieces of wood will take stain differently.
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The POINT is you don't need a round beveler to get a round edge.
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No, if you moisten the edge and use a round profile burnisher, you will get a round edge.
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And then I burnish the waxed thread with a piece of brown paper bag.