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  1. JRP430
    I’ve started working with crazy horse leather and am seriously impressed. It is a fantastic leather to work with. ive used it to make a shoulder holster rig and as lining (expensive) on my cross draw holster, my questions all revolve around edge treatment. On the shoulder rig I folded t...
  2. Natas78
    Hello everyone, First post on the forum for me, been lurking for a while now and decided to register. I'm mainly a watchmaker that enjoys making vintage timepieces with matching straps. Lately I've put my strapmaking on hold due to limited time and too much work. But I do miss it very mu...
  3. monicaileana
    Hello all, Firstly, I would like to say what an invaluable resource this forum is! Now, onto the topic. I have been hand carving soles out of sole bend by hand for the better part of the year. I was using Stanley knife, wetting the leather and then rasping, glassing and soaping the edge...
  4. cicftaiwan
    This is a simple technique I use to trace patterns onto my moistened leather. Instead of tracing the patterns to trace paper 1st why not trace it directly onto the leather from the printed pattern. 1st place a piece of food wrap over the moistened leather to prevent the printout from getting wet. 2n...
  5. goldenstonebazaar
    There is a soft, pliable and draping undyed vegtan leather available: milled leather, with pronounced pebble grain, coming in thicknesses 3-4 oz and 5-6 oz. How the techniques of work with it are different from normal tooling vegtan? 1. Will it strech and change shape with use? 2. Does it have to...
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