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Hi Horrrk,

I'm sure you'll be able to make something like this in a few months time. I've only been leatherworking in my free time for about 11 months, so I am still a newbie=)

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Hi Bob.

Its bag kote and then a coat of golden mink oil paste. It is far from being waterproof, but it protects from accidental splashes.

Looking back I'd use a few coats of aussies instead.

Thanks! I'll going to be making my first wallet soon and I'm trying to learn what a good finish would be. I really like how your wallet turned out.

Bob

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great work, Chavez.

i keep meaning to make a burnisher to go on the dremel - your edges look great - so thats another project i have to fit in when time allows!

What thickness leather did you use for the inner parts?

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