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jrdunn

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About jrdunn

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    Cashion, OK, USA
  • Interests
    Leatherwork, welding, anything mechanical, livestock

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Dabbling. Is that a word?
  • Interested in learning about
    As much as I can
  • How did you find leatherworker.net?
    Searches about sewing machines

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  1. Kaylee, I'm not positive but I believe that most if not all of Gerry's chaps are made from top grain (I think that is the right term) leather. It still has the smooth side on it. They just "turn" it roughout. In fact, I think most of the ones on the "Teskey's" page use roughout on the main leggings and use the same leather smooth out on yokes and decorations for contrast. All I know is this is how I'd do it as well as most of the people I know who make them. JM2C, Jim
  2. @MariaMS, I always enjoy seeing the fruits of your passion, although I'm saddened that it's a museum instead of a working shop. Just an old man's thoughts. Jim
  3. I had trouble downloading it too. Google Chrome has some sort of hiccup in it(for me at least). Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I was able to download it with MS Edge. I would send it to you but I would need your email. Probably easier to use Edge. JM2C, Jim
  4. I don't think I've ever seen a leather fishing lure.
  5. @Yukonrookie, Yeah, sorry that I'm no help. I have really only used a couple products from Fiebings and wouldn't say that I frequently meet with success. I don't really like the looks of antique and usually only use it when someone "just has to have it". It could just be my lack of experience or I'm not using the right product. JM2C, Jim
  6. You may be on to something. I certainly have a hard time finding dyes that are supposed to emulate the natural darkening of veg tan leather without an excessive amount of red in the dye (to my thinking). I'm using less and less dye and whenever feasible just NFO and sunshine. This is of course, JM2C. Jim OBTW, Nice wallet @RascalLeather
  7. Well, if you're not making them anyway. . . Why not put a hand warmer pockets on it? While I don't have any experience flying open cockpits, I have a lot of time on a motorcycle in freezing temperatures and welcome any chance to warm my freezing paws. JM2C, Jim
  8. Just my opinion but when I saw the title I wondered "why?" Again, JM2C. Jim
  9. Jonas, AGREED! A vendor like that is a wonderful find. I have found some like that in the past and as they get bigger they seem to outgrow their good service. I know it's a balance of profit versus service and good help is hard to find. JM2C. Jim
  10. OK, we're closing on "happily ever after". I was able to download the file with Edge. I obviously have a problem with "Chrome". Thank you everyone! Jim PS. Also, thanks for posting the manual.
  11. Thanks guys! I rebooted and still can't seem to get a download. I'm not sure why. I've never had this problem before. Hmm. Maybe I'll try the Microsoft browser.
  12. @1hp, I tried to download the engineers manual. It incremented the download count but I didn't get anything. I didn't know where the problem was. Jim
  13. I don't know either. Just take it as a compliment. It is a NICE wallet! JM2C, Jim
  14. I can't speak for everyone but I know that I'm a "work in progress". Keep trying to improve. JM2C, Jim
  15. About two years ago I ordered a CB4500 with a table attachment. The table is still in the cardboard, so I don't think I'm much help. I do like my CB4500, though. JM2C, Jim
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