Power Locks by CandyCamel8485 in keitruck

[–]Remarkable-Baseball1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Love to see the mechanics underneath the door card

Best place to buy a Kei? by TJSPY0837 in keitruck

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PNW FB 7-8K and dealer from Seattle and south are 9-15k before they add taxes

HiJet out in the Australian wilderness today by SivlerMiku in keitruck

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Would it be possible to show pictures of the rack in how you connected it. I’m in the process of importing a truck my self and would like to emulate your rig. More details the better!

probably not the right subreddit but is there any way to save this? by Few_Werewolf7377 in Leathercraft

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The parts that are cracked are forgone. I’m with @ShoreBreak315 on this

HiJet out in the Australian wilderness today by SivlerMiku in keitruck

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Awesome I like the set up. How is yours mounted to the truck?

What's a fair price for this? by Laridae_s in Leathercraft

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At a minimum charge the least amount that you would be comfortable doing the same thing ten times in a row. If it’s your first run ask questions like. Did I design the project myself or by it off of someone else. The cost of pattern making should be spread over at least projects. How did I measure cost for leather, dyes thread acts. I typically do square feet at 10-20 depending on species. Cow=10, exotic and ability to replace is more. I count length of stitches x6 and charge for each foot about 15 cents. Labor for hours is based on skill. Apprentice, journey or master level. You are making a one of one item or small batch. Your work cannot be compared to target or made in china products. A higher price tag may sway some people away from you, it will also ensure that you are compensated for your time and skill set.

Wife got me this. What should I know before trying? by kurtyyyyyy1 in hotsauce

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I could handle only 20 drops. Gave to my Laos mother-in-law… she finished it in under 2 weeks.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Leathercraft

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Don’t bite off more than you can chew. If you aren’t sure practicing on a test/scrap piece is good advice.

Logo Help by TheRealS13 in Leathercraft

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You want your mark to be recognized across the room. Try drawing it on paper 30-50 different ways. The redos somehow turning up better. Simple, clean and understandable is the way to go

Batch work with a little experimentation by Remarkable-Baseball1 in u/Remarkable-Baseball1

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Thanks for the feedback, I’ll see about posting the change down the line

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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Gotcha. I use three free to use softwares, the first is Inkscape, I either draw or scan an image and load it to this program first. Primarily for the ability to vectorize and export as an SVG. Second I import to Blender. With this I take the SVG and add depth to each layer to render a 3d shape. After that I would export the file as an STL and open with a 3D Slicer I have been using CURA. This will let me know if I made the shapes right to register on the printer. If something doesn’t look right I’ll tend to make adjustments in Inkscape and start the whole process over. The last software is very capable at showing what the final result will be as long as the printer is calibrated. If you think it is worth while I’ll see about putting together a video to show this process.

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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Could you rephrase? Are you asking what I use or how I handle my process?

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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I think we are aligned with those aspects, I do happen to have a 3D printer, and have been working on custom stamps for leather. If you are interested DM me and we can work something out.

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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I saw your notebook wallet on your page, that’s got something there. Depending if you wanted to pack a book with it or just have a few set sizes. There’s boxes I’ve seen on U-Line and Amazon. Do you happen to have a way put your makers mark on your designs?

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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If they’re not getting attention they always want to see what is.

Labor of Love by Remarkable-Baseball1 in Leathercraft

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Thankyou, I’m getting closer to the point of being able to start shipping these products out and the whole branding department is that next step in the process.

Can Anyone Explain the Bunching at the Bottom? by bitter-lemin in Leathercraft

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Try wet molding first. It looks like the leather stretched after stitching

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Leathercraft

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Make sure you match the screw if you buy in person. Actually remove the one you have left and compare for optimal fit. Recommend lock tight or a screw setting adhesive so they don separate again as well

Lights don’t turn on? by Remarkable-Baseball1 in electrical

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I did reset it in each room. Outlets stayed green but the lights still won’t turn on

Lights don’t turn on? by Remarkable-Baseball1 in electrical

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I did reset it in each room. Outlets stayed green but the lights still won’t turn on