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very nicely done what does the inside look like are there pockets how is it finnished on the inside did you line it with some light weight leather? so many questions. very very nice the patterns flow Like to reiterate WOW!!!!

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That is so nice. Great work.

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That is so nice. Great work.

Very nice bag. Would you be willing to share the plans? Whoever own that bag will be the envy for a long time to come!!

Nice work.

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Like WOW i love it, all the above and more, more pics of the inside and handle please, Don

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Very nice indeed!! I would very much like to make somehting like that!

Thanks for the great pics. :cowboy:

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SUPERB workmanship!!

That is definately one that anyone should be proud to carry!

I bow to your basketweave, mine always ends up wavy!!

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I showed this to my wife. She said it looks like my work.

Yeah, right.

That is a beautiful briefcase! You are extremely talented!

Brian

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Thanks, for the complements from everyone.

I've been gone most of the day, so I have not had time to take any more pictures of the insides and handle but I will try to do that this weekend.

The gussset is 2/3 oz vegtan, which I also used to line the inside with. I have one divider in the center that goes down to an inch and a half from the bottom. I'm not sure I'll do it that way on the next one. The gusset is not lined.

I just drew up some plans on butcher paper. I'm sure most of you could too. The bag is 16" wide, 12" high, 7" flap, allow 3" for top. The gusset is 4" wide, but the cutting width is

5 1/2" to allow for 3/8" to sew on each side and 3/4" in the center to fold around the center divider.

The carving patern I also drew up myself. I'm kind of new to drawing my own carving patterns. I learn something every time and see where I can make improvements.

like they say, practice, practice, practice.

Doug

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