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Finished up another pocket sheath for some small pliers, he wanted the Indian head embossing, one that is pretty old and doubtful found any more, one that is also a favourite of mine too.
Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
This is the pliers that go into it;
Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
Dave, a TON of leather sir, you are one hard workin' fool buddy, really inspiring to see.
G2
bought myself one of those nifty Tandy strap cutters, and this is my first crack at making a strap. Around 9oz veg tan, deerskin padding and pigskin liner, all waxed up. Buckle and eyelet from an old halter
Beautiful, clean, sharp work as always! If I may, is there a stamp number on that Indian head?he wanted the Indian head embossing, one that is pretty old and doubtful found any more, one that is also a favourite of mine too.
Thank you, sir! Found it! Bought it! e-bay and paypal can be a good thing...Thanks, just checked and it is a discontinued Craft Tool 8236
G2
That strap cutter is a wonder ain't it?
Dave,
Awesome work as usual.
I really like the sharp corners on the water buffalo belt buckles. I have yet to find a source for something similar. Would you mind sharing where you get them from?
Have a nice weekend everybody.
Andreas
I'm still hung-up on the first buckles Horsewright posted the link for a while back https://www.weaverleathersupply.com...97/cp_/shop-now/hardware/buckles/belt-buckles and now I found the square ones too https://www.weaverleathersupply.com...99/cp_/shop-now/hardware/buckles/belt-buckles
Thanks Dave. It’s amazing how generous you are with educating people. This thread is a huge inspiration for me.
Thank you, sir! Found it! Bought it! e-bay and paypal can be a good thing...