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Posts posted by khoiphan92
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Heres what im wearing tommorow too
and the day after that im wearing
and after that...................................
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oh whoops! forgot sorry
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hi my camera broke
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i pmed you
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hi quick bump
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bump. no more spam please.
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ig ues i can help you out and sell you some? how much do youw ant and how much ?
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something like that. but 12 isnt that much
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yeah i made a new thread cause i didnt like the old one
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Hi guys here is a wallet I made. Right now i have two for sale but within the next few days I'll have plenty.
Measurements:
Length: 6"
Width: 3.5"
Rise: 1"
I am selling them for $115 USD + shipping
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no ther isnt but i can easily make one
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buy it online. but usually online you have to buy alot
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are those patched with girly pants?
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wow.... goodj ob
if that was to me thanks
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bump!!!!!!
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thanks as for the inside i updated it. these pictures are from when they were done before. i cant use my camera right now
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Hi guys here is a wallet I made.
Length: 6"
Width: 3.5"
Rise: 1"
I currently have two for sale and will be making alot more within the next few days.
I am selling them for $115 USD + shipping
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its a few pages up
ill fix that snap thingy
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what do you mean??
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Well done Kho! You can bevel and burnish the edges to give it a cleaner more finished look. I recommend reducing the weight of the leather to something more like 3-4oz, that leather looks a little thick and makes it harder to work with. If you have the money to spring for some higher quality leather than do it; I just bought a whole side of this Royal Meadow Oak and the leather is practically flawless (no range/tick/branding marks, with minimal wrinkles/veins, it is gorgeous stuff).
I actually like the look of using a rotary punch for the stitching holes, did you opt to do so because of the leather thickness? In one pic it looks like youre going through 4 layers of 5-6oz or 6-7oz stuff. It looks like you reinforced the bending areas by doubling up the stitching, if so, nice attention and forethought to functionality/detail. Great job man, I can't wait to finish some things I've been working on myself.
Thanks for your advice Optima. I am using 4oz leather it just looks that way because i used two sheets of leather for the outside so that it stays together more and makes it a bit harder. This leather is pretty much what i was looking for i like the look of it.
I've seen your stuff also great work
I am also making a few more as we speak. So if anyone wants one feel free to message me and ill probably get back to you within minutes. Its a free day for me today so ill probably be working on the wallets and checking my sufu every few minutes.
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Well heres the finished results:
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Thanks man!
I finished last night but i was tired so i took pictures this morning
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Thanks corter it means alot coming from a professional
It's almost finished so ill post pictures then
thanks too 4oz sorry lol i didnt see your post
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Evolution of Leather Goods: Before and After Pictures
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makes me want to get a leather belt