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WalterF

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    Alabama
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    Leatherworking, RC cars, Photography, and cooking.

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  1. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Messing around with some scrap with Wildcat Hillbilly. Fun to do something whimsical.
  2. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Finished the deer sheath for a cousin, with the deer antler handle fits good.
  3. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Deer seasons comming up, fitting to start a deer themed sheath.
  4. WalterF

    The Alamo

    It does, it will happen in time. Thank you, just "a dog with a bone" my wife calls me one.
  5. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Thank you, got both of them in boxes somewhere from the move. Thank you, google can be a friend. Started on a Buck 119 sheath to go with the Bowie.
  6. WalterF

    The Alamo

    It would be fun, don't get off the farm much with a disabled daughter. She is a blessing to be entrusted with her. Thank you, shadows would help, need too see how it could be done. In photography the picture is made in the shadows. Finished the sheath
  7. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Thank you, the frame came from Walmart or Hobby Lobby. I would suggest having a little figure carving experience. Different stamps are used than in floral, mainly the bevelers designed completely different. My Bear and Son's Bowie knife came today, it needs a fitting sheat for it. The knife is made in Jacksonville, Alabama. My home state.
  8. No words
  9. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Thank you, the one with Billy Bob Thorton was real good too. Would love to see it in person. Wishing you peace beyond all understanding
  10. WalterF

    The Alamo

    Wanted to try a building, The Alamo seemed like a good project. It was more difficult than anticipated, larger size would make it easier. The size was 7.5 x 10, seemed big enough when printing the piece, plus it is hard to find a lot bigger piece on a belly. With the price of bellies it gives me more freedom to try and not be afraid of the cost of failure, just have to read the leather for proper moisture content.
  11. Thank you, hope so.
  12. It's raining today so no cutting shooting lanes. Started a new tooliing combining Al Stohlman's Cowboy, and Jim Linnell's corners. This will be a Chriistmas gift for a cousin who rode bulls and broke horses plus loves his revolvers. This is right up his alley, he's turning 76 so his rodeoing is long gone, but he loves his ginni, and mare.
  13. Working on improving my cuts with the swivel knife. Taking a class on ways to improve. I placed the pattern wrong and left off some of the tail. This looks like a crayon drawing compared to the instructors, a challenge to meet. Seeing our weaknesses can be our greatest strength.
  14. Thank you Thank you Thank you
  15. Very nice sheath, love the knife the scales are top notch.
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