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  1. Bert03241
    any pictures?
  2. Bert03241
    Hey Guys thanks for all the replies and Ideas. I've watched the video's and read your ways to do this. So now I have to giver it a try.
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    I don't have an air brush and not buying one LOL . Is there a manual way?
  4. Bert03241
    The prices they want for these simple little tools LOL I'll stick with the simple 50 grit sand paper and a rough nail file. I'm CHEAP!
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    I don't know what the process is called. I'm not talking about the edges that you burnish and kote. What I lookin to do is give the outer edge some darkening , whats it called and How do you do it.?
  6. Bert03241
    yup
  7. Bert03241
    Great work and nice Knives too
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    you can use a 3/4" wood dowel to wet form. their cheap and work great. I bought a 4' one from HD cut 4 8" pieces and now can make a 1,2,3 or 4 cigar case,
  9. Bert03241
    I don't know where you buy your cigar but every thing I read says I can get good cigars from $5 to 10 bucks
  10. Bert03241
    Didn't he say get on his case to finish them LOL , I was trying to be helpful with a gentle but firm push.
  11. Bert03241
    Looks good I've made several for my pans but the flame on my gas stove always comes up around the edges and burns the leather, so I gave up making them
  12. Bert03241
    Definitely a Sunday go to meeting Belt, just beautiful
  13. Bert03241
    Well thats good to know. I'm not a smoker ,but thinkin about tryin a cigar
  14. Bert03241
    Wow cedar huh. That has a strong odor, wouldn't transfer to the cigar's?
  15. Bert03241
    Thanks Dwight
  16. Bert03241
    You can buy veg tan belt straps and trim them to size they are smooth on one side and rough on the other. you should be able to find them in many widths and thicknesses . Just google vwg tan belt blanks.
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    I've done a lot of knife sheaths and a couple of holster that I've wet molded, they were laser engraved and wet molding doesn't bother the engraving. I'd like to stamp of try carving some, but wonder if wet molding will deform the stamp or carvings. Has anyone any experience with this?
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    https://www.quarterhorsenews.com/2019/01/the-history-of-chaps-part-one/
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    Never put veg tan in boiling water, warm water at best. theres several threads on here for making bullet loops. you don't need to wet mold them. Just search here for a thread and follow it. If you make the loop the correct size the shotgun shell will slide down into it and the rim of the shell will keep it from falling thru. resize your pictures. free program called fotosizer, download it easy to use its free addition and you'll beable to upload all your pic's
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    Great Show Sky King
  21. Bert03241
    Get your self a Business license so you can buy wholesale,and you don't have to pay sales tax till you make money selling your stuff.
  22. Bert03241
    Yea but I think we would like to see it.
  23. Bert03241
    AZ Its Imitation Snakeskin, not sure what snake, but its much more durable then real snake skin. Nice touch edging the skin with leather. Would look good on imitation as well as real. thanks for the idea.
  24. Bert03241
    I think I have it figured out. I have some scrap and am in the process of making one. Won't be pretty but if it comes out ok I'll ty to make a decent one.
  25. Bert03241
    Welcome and Thank You for Your Service
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