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Akers

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  1. Thanks, Retswerb. I used Fiebings pro dye. 50/50 mahagony / saddle tan
  2. I use 5-6 oz leather that is pretty soft. When I unroll it, I roll it the opposite direction then back again and it lays flat. I'm not sure about using heavier or stiffer leather. Mark
  3. Looks very good Chuck, thanks for showing! Forgot, I really like the atlers for checkers.
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    Thanks, Tugadude, Awlshucks
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    Oxbo, this is the only other photo that I took. Hope to get better at the photography, lol.
  6. Thanks, I'm still a rookie, I need to learn how to make my beveling look good so it'll make my objects stand out more. When friends ask me to make something, my confidence isn't high enough yet to try it on theirs.
  7. Here's a notebook I made for a Co worker. I'll post again with the second one, it won't let me post both together.
  8. Thanks Chuck, hang in there you'll get it.I'm pretty new at leather work, I started last July. I timmed my self on this last one, it took me just over 10 hours from start to finish. Making the checkers and stiching is what took me so long. Lol. The checkers is two 5 to 6 oz pieces glued together.
  9. Yes it's just pine shelving board with golden pecan stain
  10. Hi I'm Mark from Floyd,Va. I'm a ups truck driver by trade, leather work as a hobby. I started doing leather work about 8 months ago because I eventually want to make handmade knives and want to he able to make my own knife sheaths. I made some Christmas presents for family members ( to practice on) Lol! I've posted a few below.
  11. Thanks, sorry for the late response, I've haven't been on here for a while. here is another one, a little different that I made for a friend's wedding present, since my last post.
  12. I know this is a long time since the original post, but I've only been doing leather work for about 6 months and just found this web site. Here are a couple of the first things that I made for my daughters as a Christmas gift.
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