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Dinosaur leather would sell great as bags. It would have a great coolness factor (it would even work well for checked luggage, I doubt the airlines could damage it).

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If it's fossilized to stone, you might be able to use it for a ladies handbag. They wouldn't notice the weight difference that fossilization makes anyway.

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JREESER1 ...did you ripped me off brother ??? DoubleC seems to know what she is talking about. I will google it anyway just to make sure.

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I got to thinking about it and I want some. Loved the way it looked on the collars. How much you charging a sq. ft? CHERYL

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Quick update :

I just looked into this dinosaur leather and it's pretty much legit. The leather comes from a small , family owned dinosaur farm out of Arizona. and they have few distributors across US. I just got off the phone with one of the owners , Fred , which seems to be a very nice guy ....also very helpful and knowledgeable , and I was told that the dinosaurs are bred and raised executively for their hides as the meat tastes like chicken and nobody is interested

He also said that next year is planning on getting few dragons for the same purpose .

One of his distributors (Exotik Skins 'r us) also carries hair-on werewolf and gargoyle hides , unicorn shell cordovan and hopefully starting next month , he will stock mermaid skin tanned using pixie dust ...which should be great for card holders and such ...

So...yeah...so much for "dips" DoubleC...

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Ooooh I want some mermaid tanned with pixie dust. I need to make some pretty interiors. Did mr. Flintstone say when it would be ready? Does it come in colors? CHERYL

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I'm having issues with keeping my tools sharp! Stropping is all I've been doing for 3 days.

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I'm having issues with keeping my tools sharp! Stropping is all I've been doing for 3 days.

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I have found dinosaur is like alligator crust. It cuts better on the bandsaw when you get to the crunchier parts. Hard to sew too when you get to that part. I converted my sewing machine to spin the needle in instead of just trying to push it.
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If anyone knows were I can get some T Rex teeth for a knife handle to go with my Dino sheath, let me know.

JREESER1, you are using the wrong materials. Stone tools work best on Dino leather.

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