Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Cameroo on April 30, 2013, 11:24:06 pm
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I had the day off work so I spent a good chunk of the day working on leather. Going to be helping teach a bow tillering seminar in June and figured some of the students might be needing some gear to go with their new bows.
I've been wanting to use up some of the beaver tails I got from a coworker this winter, so I tried my hand at doing some inlay work. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, but wish I hadn't used such a big punch for the thread holes, the gaping holes that it left don't really do it for me... Now I know better for next time!
Anyway, I figured some of you guys might like a peek, so here it is. It's not quite done, but I just applied some neatsfoot oil and have to let that marinate overnight before I can seal it and finish it off.
(http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t253/cbergerman/640/beaver4.jpg)
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Wow, I would love an arm guard like that sometime. You do stellar work Cam.
Jon
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That's very nice work indeed.
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Now that there is an arm guard with style! Excellent work!
-Dan
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cam everytime I see one of your leather posts I gotta check it out, sweet work there, just like always, Bub
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Thanks for the kind words gentlemen! I do try to improve a little with every piece of leatherwork I do. Sometimes I go backwards, but those are the things I don't post ;)
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More good craftsmanship from you, Cam. Sweet colors on that one, for sure!! :)
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8) very nice!!!
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Great job!!
The beaver tail inlay looks really nice.
Kevin