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Gezzer

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  1. VERY VERY NICE !!!!! ? is that a seeder used for the border on the basket weave ?
  2. @tsunkasapa I am going to like this matting tool , Thank you Sir !!!! It's surprising how it lifts the image . This is the very first practice with it so a little time to get the hang of it and it will " up my game " as they say
  3. @PastorBob Many Thanks Sir !! ( 2 coats of oil , Fiebing's saddle tan , and Fiebing's medium brown yielded the colors ) @sbrownn Exactly what I was conveying . Thank you !
  4. Thank you for the kind words Chuck !!!!!! Well it is coaster size but if ya don't think me a mental patient pm me an address and I mail it to you and Thank you !!!!
  5. While I think figure carving in general is all about the details and I admire and even envy the talent of many , I will never reach that level . Think of this as " a cave painting on leather "
  6. If I can get leather cheap enough .... I'll eat yard-bird and more pig
  7. @JWheeler331 Thanks @doubleh I can see that , if we had very much wind here I might have to consider a cap myself . @chuck123wapati Thanks , the feather has been there a while and gotten a couple of comments ..... just from " normal folks " @JayEhl Looks like I am in good company with Fred
  8. While this is a kitchen knife it might could be modified to serve your use . The steel in this one will sharpen up nicely and holds an edge in " kitchen " use , I don't have a clue how well it would fair in leather . It is kind of round and bevel on one side other side flat ...... just a thought . Good luck on finding what you need .
  9. NICE real nice !! I like the use of the camouflage tool for a border
  10. @Bawarrior Thank you . @JayEhl Hadn't thought of the " secret Handshake " angle but I can see that now Thanks guys
  11. Thanks man !! I'll admit to having a little fun there . That is reasonable enough ! Thanks again !
  12. Ya'll got me to wondering , well I now know my maul weighs 11.5 oz according to my scale . @tsunkasapa I am with you on the framing hammers
  13. @sbrownn See .... I can't even find the link
  14. @Bert03241 and @Garyak Thanks fellows that is good to hear !!!! I may meet some local leathercrafters from this .
  15. I haven't a clue what is is but if in with leather working tools my bet is someone was using it as a creaser .
  16. Thank you PastorBob !
  17. That's great !
  18. You Sir are an optimist , I am computer illiterate for the most part . I will look at the Fusion program as the son-in-law is versed in computer speak and might be willing to take on the task of " teaching " me . Thanks
  19. @TomE That makes good sense , I haven't worked any goat but this might be trick to file away for down the road
  20. Help yourself Sir . As far as I know there is no guild or any organized group around here and I don't do face book , so I know just 2 people who leather work ( 1 of which who hasn't done any for years ) . We will see if this prompts any new acquaintances to be made ?
  21. They should be REAL happy with those !!!!!!
  22. Very nice !!! I admire anyone who does the 3D printing , I only wish I knew how ................. I would be DANGEROUS
  23. This might be really lame and if it is , say so . It occurred to me that I may come in contact with other folks that do leather work during my daily activities . Any way I am thinking most folks that work leather might recognize this and say something , I know I would . and I am always going to wear a hat so might as well have something on it
  24. I think they look real good !!!! Way better than I could do , paint and I do not get along .
  25. I hope you don't mind I don't want to see the Ole Witch crash These are great!!!!
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