Ferryman
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Hampshire United Kingdom
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Leatherwork, Photography, Vintage Farm Machinery.
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Just pulled an old wallets (10 year old) out of the draw and when I opened it there was a white powdery deposit on the surfaces. I managed to clean it all off using some car leather upholstery cleaner, but just wondered what caused the white deposit. (it was dry stored in the house)
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Did you ever sit down and do the plans etc KWAK
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That looks great. I personally would buy one if they were available commercially.
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Thank you folks for all your help. I have ordered some of the leather lace fredk recomended
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Absolutely beautiful and amazing skill.
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Thanks Zuludog. You came up with the same results I did. I was hoping our American cousins might have been able to throw some light on it. I was hoping to get a red thread to contrast with the black.
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Hi folks. I am working on the project and the instruction refer to “Lacing Twine” try as a might I cannot find any of the regular suppliers here in UK listing it. Any help greatly appreciated.
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Hi Guys Can anyone tell me if the Tandy 4 in 1 hole punch is a 4 to the inch tool All the info I can find refers to 3/32 or 2mm hole. TIA
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I look forward to seeing the finished article
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Hi Guys and Gals Is there anyway to date a a C.S.Osborne round knife ? mine is stamped HarrisonNJ.
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Sorry. It was to make a Dragons Tail Whip
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Hi Guys Is there anywhere in the UK that would sell a piece of 3 - 5oz veg tan leather approx 48" X 10" Thanks
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Not sure if this is the right place but here goes anyway. Does anyone know where I can buy a piece of 3-5oz veg tan leather approx 48" X 8" I do not want to buy a whole hide. O h and I am in the UK
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You are not wrong Hardrada
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Well No1 essential item when sharpening tools is a First Aid Kit. I was polishing out some marks on my round knife and yes you guessed it, I-managed to slice the back of my index finger. Dont ask how cause I do not know what happened but glad I had first aid kit to hand.