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    Very, very good.
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    Beautiful work.
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    Here's a pile of stuff -
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    Some of my work...
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    You're right, JLS. Most leather workers are bright enough to keep backgrounding to a minimum. Skeet
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    Thanks, compadres, for the kind comments. Skeet
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    Thanks, pards.
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    Thanks, pards. The three-part ranger buckle is from Tandy - item 1885-00.
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    Vegetable tanned leather with pigskin lining.
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    A couple of belts...
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    The original was made by J. R. Collins in the 1880s for Teddy Roosevelt who ranched in the Badlands. It is now in the Autry Museum. I have more work here:
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    Thanks, compadres. Much appreciated.
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    This is a copy of a cantina made by Main and Winchester in the percussion revolver era. (I have more work here: )
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    Great work, Henrik...
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    I'm delighted to have it critiqued. The more the merrier..... I would be happy to have it moved to the relevant section.
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    Thanks, Twin Oaks, for those perceptive comments. Yes, it's true I didn't use the usual serpentine technique. The Sheridan Style can look a little mechanical. I wanted it to be a little more free form. But that is a tough thing to get right....
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    Thanks, pards.
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    Yes, it's my pattern. I was trying to think of new motifs. I looked out at my back garden and there was a holly bush. So I thought I'd include a couple of leaves.....
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    Here's a new one I'm just finishing...
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    A good pal of mine has got stains on her suede coat.One is ball-point pen, the other is olive oil. Have pards any advice for her as to cleaning?
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    I've been asked to make a pair of sandals as accurately as possible of the type worn in Rome. Can anyone point me in the right direction - a pattern, a book that details authentic styles (not fancy dress stuff), or anything else that might help? If there is a better place to post this, please let me know.
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    Guys, I've never braided before. I'm making a pair of shotgun chaps which - as I see in oldtime photos - often had leather buttons that have a braided look. Can anyone advise me on how to go about making a pair, or point me to the relevant thread? Thanks in advance. Brushpopper
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    Esantoro - the make I use is Platignum. But the Wickes sounds fine if you can get it.
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    I apply a thin coat of multi-purpose PVA to holsters and let it dry. Then I apply a second coat and clamp together. It glues quickly and solidly. Now I've got the hang of PVA I prefer it to other types of glue.
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    Hi all - I'm having trouble burnishing the edges of holsters. I'm told it's possible to edge-burnish with beeswax. How is this done? For example, does the wax have to be softened beforehand? I'd be grateful for any tips, pards.
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