WillyCamaro wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 2:35 pm
TPK wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 7:57 am
That's awesome Q!

He does outstanding work!

Thanks for sharing that with us!
Lot of talented and knowledgeable people here!

I'm often impressed by all the skillful members around here.
I'm hoping some of that talent will rub off on me but it could take years.
I've learned how to make paracord lanyards & patriotic knife slips though!
Never too early, or too late, to learn a new skill mate. Actually, leather working ain't that difficult; just have to have a good eye, steady hand, and the most important stuff, patience (which I'm sorely in need of right now,

).
Bro gets all his stuff from Tandy Leather, as do many leatherworkers.
https://tandyleather.com/
Very impressive site Willy! I could spend an hour or more just looking around there. I'm sure that would be a wonderful Hobby!
Unfortunately, I don't really have any kind of a work shop or even a work bench anywhere so the small stuff I can do is restrickted to being done at the kichen table, garden table, heating room (mini small) or on the couch. No place like a work bench where I could really hammer

on stuff or anything like that.

But thanks for the Info and link anyways.

I wouldn't mind making some real leather knife slips from some sort of thin leather though.

Think I'll give that site another look.
