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It would be cheaper to buy whole sides in the oz. you want then getting a splitter to do anything that wide. You'll be in hundreds just for one that will do belt widths.
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Well I have to say that I'm having crow for dinner because when you wrote you ordered on Tuesday and you got them on Wed I thought you were fos. I placed my order at 3:00p.m. on Thursday and said the order should be here on Tue. Fair enough, got up today (Friday) and noticed tracks in driveway and looked on my steps and there sat my order from BK.
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How to keep leather/Patterns flat while cutting.
Burkhardt replied to Littlef's topic in How Do I Do That?
A really cheap and easy one to get is if you have somewhere near you that does stone countertops and get the cut outs from the holes for faucet and water handles. -
I finally have seen one of the don't ever use stamps part of the 20 you get online used and what a great look. Is that where you got yours from one of the 20 kits?
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It so strange when you think of something 5ft long that;s 10 degrees different is noticeable. But, when it's a 1/4in. you wouldn't think it would make much of a difference
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Have you ever used any 30 degree bevels before because I almost ordered a set from BK today? The reason, if you've ever watched Don Gonzales video he uses the 30 degree and had said don't get the extra steep ones. So I called him and talked about the pros and cons because I currently have and love a set of 40 degree (extra steep) checkered. I found out I had a 30 degree one (albeit smooth) and did a side by side and the width of the burnish and compression was noticeable. Had a nice gal from BK send me a picture of the 30 and there is such a tiny difference have you ever compared them?
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Looking for knowledge about old tannery
Burkhardt replied to Redbeeerd's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Off topic, whatever became of the stinky leather you had? Did the smell ever leave and were you able to use it? -
Rifle Scabbard with Scope
Burkhardt replied to bmedlin's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
https://shop.dgsaddlery.com/products/rifle-saddle-scabbard-pattern-pack-printed -
H. H. Schweitzer Saddles
Burkhardt replied to kitch2500's topic in Saddle Identification, Restoration & Repair
Don't be chasing away people from here for Facebook unless you're going to post everything here also.- 15 replies
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Pfaff 1245 Random Upper Thread Loops
Burkhardt replied to LordHoot's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Those 2 things can't happen at the same time. -
Pfaff 1245 Random Upper Thread Loops
Burkhardt replied to LordHoot's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Does the tension change on shorter stitch lengths? -
Archery Arm Guard - Pattern & Instructions (*pdf File)
Burkhardt replied to Sherkhan1962's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Look up about a inch from your last comment and click on the little spot where it says here. -
For each person just hit the quote reply and it will show as many as you hit in a comment.
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Still trying to learn carving.
Burkhardt replied to gregintenn's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
First things first whatever you're using on your pictures sucks because when you try to zoom in to see better they actually get smaller. The reason I asked for a picture of your beveler is because when I started yours look like master pieces compared to mine. Problem was my beveler. If you're using a real flat beveler your not going to be able to get any depth and smooth lines. Your carving on the one above is on point.