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So I am not a lefty, but am curious. I learned to shoot pool from a lefty, and can't play right handed. I hold my stamping tools, including the bevlers and shaders with my left hand. I use the maul with the right. Is that how right handed people usually do it?

Drygulch Leatherworks- Baldwin City, Kansas

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I'm a Lefty, Though i'm Right Eye Dominant and shoot Longarms like a righty would, I can shoot pistols with either hand but it takes longer to line up the sights and thumb back a hammer in the left. i can Use Groovers/edge Bevelers/rotary punches in either hand, yet i can't cut straight with a knife in my right hand. Or I Could just say i'm Strange!

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I'm left handed. I hold my stamping tools with my right hand and my maul in my left. That's just what's comfortable for me.

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Lefty here too. I'm fairly ambidextrous with most things though, I can swing a hammer with either hand, shoot either way, with tooling? Mallet in the left, tool in the right.

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Lefty here as well, I've yet to find a comfortable way of holding my Dixon plough gauge and have swapped to the free hand stitch groover. I use a computer mouse in my right hand though which comes in handy when I'm drawing with a wacom tablet, I can bring up any menus with the mouse and continue drawing with the pen.

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another lefty. i only eat and write with my left hand though. all sports are done right handed, tool in left, mallet in right. i think being forced to adapt so much, it's just natural now to dig right into new ventures with the right hand, kinda sad, i am really proud of being left handed! i like being out of "the norm" i knew that when the other kids were teasing me, it was because they were jelous dance.gif

haha, just noticed..the dancing dude in my previous post....starts off with his left hand!

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I'm a lefty too. I write and eat with my left but throw and bat righthanded. I guess I'm ambidextrous. But my right arm is stronger, probably from pulling the flywheel on my Landis 3. As far as stitch grovers, I've got a Bob Douglas and you can set it up left handed. Chris

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Here's another good ol' southpaw here. While I don't suffer from tendinitis, I do have arthritis in all my major joints and it's starting to go into my hands (and I'm only 35!).

Right now the only tool I have some difficulty with is my stitch groover.

Damon

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