Members cowboysaddlemaker Posted November 23, 2008 Members Report Posted November 23, 2008 How big of pieces do you need? How much ? Alan Quote
Ambassador pete Posted November 23, 2008 Author Ambassador Report Posted November 23, 2008 How big of pieces do you need? How much ? Alan I think that 4 to 5 sq ft would last me quite awhile. I use a lot but they are almost all 2-3" squares for buffing, antique-ing,etc. pete Quote
Ambassador pete Posted November 24, 2008 Author Ambassador Report Posted November 24, 2008 thank you all for the information.Now- does anyone want to sell/send me some scraps! kowboyboots- thanks for the ebay information but I can't see paying $10.00 shipping on a pound of scraps even though the bid was $1.99 when I last looked. Luke- you are close by- want to sell some scrap and send it ground? or maybe someone in Arkansas (Harrison, hint hint?) Quote
Members Go2Tex Posted November 24, 2008 Members Report Posted November 24, 2008 thank you all for the information.Now- does anyone want to sell/send me some scraps!kowboyboots- thanks for the ebay information but I can't see paying $10.00 shipping on a pound of scraps even though the bid was $1.99 when I last looked. Luke- you are close by- want to sell some scrap and send it ground? or maybe someone in Arkansas (Harrison, hint hint?) You're gonna pay at least $6 shipping no matter where you buy it unless you go pick it up yourself. Quote Brent Tubre email: BCL@ziplinkmail.com
Moderator bruce johnson Posted November 25, 2008 Moderator Report Posted November 25, 2008 Pete, For what it is worth, I packed a leaf bag full down into a box pretty tight. It weighed 13# with the box and shipped Priority for about $24.00. It was only about $1.50 less to ship Parcel Post. I am officially out of scraps for now. Quote Bruce Johnson Malachi 4:2 "the windshield's bigger than the mirror, somewhere west of Laramie" - Dave Stamey Vintage Refurbished And Selected New Leather Tools For Sale - www.brucejohnsonleather.com
Members Rayban Posted November 25, 2008 Members Report Posted November 25, 2008 Would sheepskin be good for lining knife sheaths? If so, I could use a boat load of 6" square size. THANKS!! Quote Raybanwww.rgleather.net
Members Go2Tex Posted November 25, 2008 Members Report Posted November 25, 2008 Would sheepskin be good for lining knife sheaths? If so, I could use a boat load of 6" square size.THANKS!! I should think it would add substantial bulk. The stuff I use is close to an inch thick pile. The skin is about 1/16 plus thick, maybe twice that in places and fairly firm. Of course, you could soften it up and cut the wool down with shears. But the idea is an interesting one. It is used to line rifle scabbards, of course. It does compact down with use on a saddle, and being wool, it wicks moisture so that might be a good thing to line a knife sheath with. Quote Brent Tubre email: BCL@ziplinkmail.com
Ambassador Luke Hatley Posted November 25, 2008 Ambassador Report Posted November 25, 2008 thank you all for the information.Now- does anyone want to sell/send me some scraps!kowboyboots- thanks for the ebay information but I can't see paying $10.00 shipping on a pound of scraps even though the bid was $1.99 when I last looked. Luke- you are close by- want to sell some scrap and send it ground? or maybe someone in Arkansas (Harrison, hint hint?) PETE all of mine are gone. give the Tandy in Memphis a Call they have them. Quote Luke
Members Driver12 Posted March 18, 2020 Members Report Posted March 18, 2020 I am also looking for some sheepskin scraps for leather work. Cant find any. Maybe a pound or two. Any one help ? Quote
Members TonySFLDLTHR Posted April 1, 2020 Members Report Posted April 1, 2020 Here is some we have.https://www.springfieldleather.com/Wool-Shearling-Pads-8pk_2 Quote
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