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How to Line Boxes & Drawers
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pe2dave
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Just noticed how old this thread is
I'll use this stitched to the box/drawer technique again, it turned out very well and had a better overall look more I think in keeping. Should it become stained or filthy, you undo the knot, pull the thread out and replace with new if you cant clean it.
I'll use this stitched to the box/drawer technique again, it turned out very well and had a better overall look more I think in keeping. Should it become stained or filthy, you undo the knot, pull the thread out and replace with new if you cant clean it.
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For box lining, I bought a whole skin of pig suede from GH Leathers. Cost £25 plus £9 delivery (delivery charge is a bit steep, but it's quite large parcel as it comes rolled on a card board tube and is around 3' long. I'll be able to get a few box lining out of that.
pe2dave
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I used this product 5 sq ft Blue Suede leather reenactments scout, crafts 0.6mm thick pig skin | eBay
0.6mm pig skin.
I actually used this specific seller. LEATHER HIDES SKINS & SUEDE N0 855 A FINE PIG SKIN | eBay
0.6mm pig skin.
I actually used this specific seller. LEATHER HIDES SKINS & SUEDE N0 855 A FINE PIG SKIN | eBay
pe2dave
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I like the way it is marked as "used"
Do you think that strong enough to stand up as a strop please?
No sorry, cross purposes.
It is good for linings if boxes which is what I used it for. For a strop, I would use an old belt. Whilst you wait to get one you could use a piece of MDF.
It might be ok as a strop- Phil used old sofa leather in a previous post, but is too expensive for that purpose and I would expect a bit soft.
It is good for linings if boxes which is what I used it for. For a strop, I would use an old belt. Whilst you wait to get one you could use a piece of MDF.
It might be ok as a strop- Phil used old sofa leather in a previous post, but is too expensive for that purpose and I would expect a bit soft.
pe2dave
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Agreed Marcos. I'm using sleeve from an old jacket and yes, too thin for serious stropping.
It would be too thin for a strop in my view.I like the way it is marked as "used"
Do you think that strong enough to stand up as a strop please?
Bogwot
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Guys try leprevo.co.uk good range of leathers,suede and strop material. They are based in the North East of UK.
JonG
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This is so perfectly timed. I am just coming to the end of a jewellery box build and I was wondering what to do with with the inside. Thank you.
Skingdom
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Yeah, I know these guys they are really great
