latest tooled leather possibles bag

Tooling on the flap done - Now to finish the strap and the edges, then a Needsfoot oil finish.....

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

Nice work! t up

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Doug
Christian Outdoor Leadership Training
Pathfinder Adventures

One page of history is worth more than a book of logic

more progress -

This bag completes the kit for the flintlocks on the wall.

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

That is sweet! Thanks for posting.

damn nice work! I really like that flat design, a real nice dress up design.

Awesome tooling hawkthrower. :rtup

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p.s. I once punched a leather wallet in high school shop for my class project. Cool

craft.

Thank you all for your kind words - This project is still not complete I will be adding a "fringe" of spent rimfire cartridge "beads" with horse hair tassels to the flap. will post a photo when Ive got the edge work done.

Oh and here is another bit of the kit -

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

A few more photos of the bag construction - thought it might be of interest

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

Beautiful work!

The double-edge dagger hiding in the case got my attention hawkthrower. Who manufactured it?

Nice work!
What are the dimensions of the bag?
Ron

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RonC

Outside of a Dog, a Book is Man’s Best Friend. Inside of a Dog, It’s Too Dark to Read. Groucho Marx (or possibly someone earlier)

Marty, The dagger is one I found "on-line" - I'm not certain of it's providence but I think the blade might be Pakistani, It has no markings, but it is hand ground from good steel. The pommel,grip, and guard look to be parts that can be easily had and assembled.... I wish I could say "I made it" but not this one.. Oh and it's 6" blade 11" overall.....Nice size - not too big or too small.

Ron, the bag is 8-1/2"x8-1/2"x3" at the bottom tapered to 1-1/2" at the top. It is not as large as several I have but is big enough for the essentials. the strap I added is 1" wide and unadorned. It has two brass buckles so the bag can be adjusted easily to ride at a comfortable height. The buckles are set so I can remove the strap and throw the bag over the pommel of my horse's saddle. Wink

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

Thank you, Hawkthrower.
Ron

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RonC

Outside of a Dog, a Book is Man’s Best Friend. Inside of a Dog, It’s Too Dark to Read. Groucho Marx (or possibly someone earlier)

Marty, Here's what that blade looks like......

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

Is that what's called a "dirk"?

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Bob

"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government." -Thomas Jefferson

Bob,

This pointy thing is a dagger - a dirk is a dagger of sorts, but the shape is a bit different,
this knife might, maybe, just pass in a pinch. But I think its a bit short

Generally a dirk is a longer single or double edged blade very wide compared to length -
meant as a side arm, almost a short sword . It is too long to be a Dubh or boot knife - well more like a Scottish stocking knife Smile

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"Never utter these words! 'I do not know this—therefore it is false.'
One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge."
The apothegm of Narada,
an ancient east Indian philosopher

Thanks for the clarification.

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Bob

"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government." -Thomas Jefferson