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  1. Bert03241
    a Master Piece
  2. Bert03241
    awesome work, beautiful tooling and colors , great job.
  3. Bert03241
    Yea very nice sheaths and knives great work
  4. Bert03241
    nevr mine
  5. Bert03241
    Knee Boarding and water skiing on the rivers was my thing way back , these days I do granpa kayaking on lazy rivers and ponds
  6. Bert03241
    So please come back and tell us how it went, don't be a 1 post wonder, theres lots of people here willing to help and maybe you can help some of us. Come on back be a contributing member, by helping or being helped. Hope you got the help you needed on wet molding.
  7. Bert03241
    don't forget to reverse the image if doing this method
  8. Bert03241
    Hey you old leatherneck hope you have a great family reunion and then get back here and show us the finised product
  9. Bert03241
    If your looking to cut and engrave 7 to 8oz veg tan leather you want at least a 60 and better yet an 80 watt co2, but don't go over 80 watts if your going to do a lot of engraving as its harder to dial down the power for good engravings . 60 to 80 watts is good all around.
  10. Bert03241
    This is not a co2 laser and will not do what a true 60 watt co2 laser can do. I would not recommend this type of laser for leather work. You will be very dissapointed.
  11. Bert03241
    Wow you did an excellent job, nice work.
  12. Bert03241
    You probably dont have a vac pump , soak the leather and work it by hand, keep going over and over it till its molded to the gun and has sharp lines. watch this
  13. Bert03241
    what materials do you work with a laser can cut and engrave a multitude of materials, Leather, wood, paper , fabric the list goes on and on . for you if you just want to mark the material a diode might be ok , if you want to get in to cutting heavier stuff then you might want a co2 laser.
  14. Bert03241
    me either
  15. Bert03241
    I would have to ASSUME! that if the Buckleguy sold it as leather then its leather. He's a pretty reputable guy JMHO
  16. Bert03241
    how much LOL
  17. Bert03241
    nice save you grumpy old jarhead
  18. Bert03241
    awesome work I cant wait to see the finished product
  19. Bert03241
    good one Chuck LOL Nice butt stock cove Tequila
  20. Bert03241
    Wow thanks for that in depth tutorial. I didn't understand it all , but got th jest of it. Now I guess I have to print this out and try some laser carving.
  21. Bert03241
    Welcome to the forum. Very nice start in leather working
  22. Bert03241
    I know nothing about bridles but I do know perfect leather work when I see itI can't imagine the hours you have into this, hand sewn woe beautiful work.
  23. Bert03241
    you do very nice work, wish I had your talent.
  24. Bert03241
    Welcome to the forum can you show us some of your work
  25. Bert03241
    Nice looking container very nice work
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