Members ThisIsMyFirstRodeo Posted yesterday at 05:37 PM Members Report Posted yesterday at 05:37 PM Hey all! So I’ve read/watched a few sources saying to bevel the flesh side before the grain, but none have said WHY… Any help from the peanut gallery? thx, AZR Quote
Contributing Member fredk Posted yesterday at 05:48 PM Contributing Member Report Posted yesterday at 05:48 PM I rarely bevel the flesh side. I usually skive it thin and bevel the grain side after I've glued and/or sewn the project together Quote Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..
Members DJole Posted 17 hours ago Members Report Posted 17 hours ago I have only beveled the flesh side on very thick (think armor thick) pieces, which are one piece of leather. Two pieces of leather, sewn together, are sewn flesh to flesh, so only the grain side needs bevelling. Quote \D. Jole \ --> <http://djole.altervista.org/djole/Publications/Leather/Lindex.htm>
Members Handstitched Posted 13 hours ago Members Report Posted 13 hours ago I rarely bevel the flesh side unless it's heavy leather like 5mm harness vt. I regularly bevel the grain side on most projects ,and fancy belts, but i dont bevel the plain belts as there are so many . HS Quote ' I have a very gweat friend in Wome called Biggus Dickus, He has a wife you know, do you know whats she's called? Incontinentia.......Incontinentia Buttocks '
Members Cumberland Highpower Posted 7 hours ago Members Report Posted 7 hours ago (edited) Really probably not a big deal either way? I'd maybe guess it has something to do with marring the leather edge on the grain side? Especially if you're edging damp leather. Edited 7 hours ago by Cumberland Highpower Quote
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