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So does anyone think a leather braid or wrap would be worth doing, or just go with some type of rubber or plastic?

Drygulch Leatherworks- Baldwin City, Kansas

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Az, . . . if you are truly dedicated to doing it in leather, . . . my best suggestion would be to cut a piece of suede the length of the tool handle, . . . wrap it around the tool several times to figure the depth (or thickness) you wanted, . . . cut it at that point.

Then, . . . perhaps contact cement the thing to the handle, . . . using your hand held skiving tool to bevel the leading and trailing edges down to nothing. That way the "bump" would be minimized.

I personally find that the shrink tubing and/or the rubber hose are both quick fixes, inexpensive to replace, and work very well.

May God bless,

Dwight

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