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Cameroo:
Stephen - It sure didn't smell tasty! More like burnt hair :)

Art - good to see you here :) But if you call that fun, maybe I'll send it your way and let you enjoy yourself :) Good advice though. I've been using the girlfriend's blow dryer a lot for my leather tooling, don't know why I didn't think of using it to melt the wax in.

razorbak:
yep Im gonna start coming here more often again...little more open minded here...yep blow dyer is awesome and send any stitching my way...can do it for you...actually enjoy it...can stitch with my eyes close ;D

Cameroo:

--- Quote from: razorbak on April 30, 2011, 12:51:39 am ---yep Im gonna start coming here more often again...little more open minded here...yep blow dyer is awesome and send any stitching my way...can do it for you...actually enjoy it...can stitch with my eyes close ;D

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You enjoy it hey. I gotta say you're a strange fellow... ;)

I just finished stitching the top piece on, took another hour or so. Am I that slow or does it take you that long? The bottom piece will have to wait till my significant other is away, she's not too keen on the noise from punching holes. But my eyes were starting to go squirrelly anyway. Hopefully I'll have some progress pics by tomorrow or Sunday.

razorbak:
everyone is different when stitching is concern...takes me about 15minutes or so to do about a 300 holes stitch...did use to do like you from your pics..stitch some...punch holes but now days I either make all stitch holes first or I use a stitch wheel and premark my holes and I punch and stitch at the same time....either way bud..your gonna do awesome ;)

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