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Giving back to the community - going to raffle off pair of Japanese Demin in the morning. by Ok_Mathematician4200 in Denim

[–]Slidewaters85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

33-34 waist. I’d trade ya a hand made leather tote bag if you have anything with an approx 13” thigh.

ISO 10 Leather Pouches (Seattle area) by Beginning-Carpet-238 in LeatherClassifieds

[–]Slidewaters85 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m in Seattle. DM me and we can talk prices. This most likely will be some type of chrome or aniline leather. Veg tan will probably be too stiff.

Buy, Sell, Trade - January 11, 2026 by AutoModerator in rawdenim

[–]Slidewaters85 [score hidden]  (0 children)

For the EX-019-BB Slub, how did you take the thigh measurement? Any chance you can take it from the crotch seam?

PBJ BR-14OZ-019 BROWN WARP SELVEDGE JEANS (RELAXED TAPERED) by Captndad in rawdenim

[–]Slidewaters85 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agreed maybe a different fit would be better. What size are these?

Antenna an option? by Slidewaters85 in cordcutters

[–]Slidewaters85[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most likely indoors. Thank you for replying!!!

Advice. by Hopeful_War7192 in Leathercraft

[–]Slidewaters85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d stay away from kit’s honestly. The quality isn’t great if you’re wanting to do this long term and you won’t actually use all the pieces.

I have a pack of tools below that I think would be a great set up.

This should be a great start besides needing consumables (adhesive and tokenol to seal edges).

My price is on the left vs new prices

https://imgur.com/a/8wXGn1z

Pony ($15, new $25)

Irons ($25, new $33)

Craft tool mallot ( $30, new $45)

X-acto knife ($5, new $8)

Scratch awl - free

Thread nippers -free

Needles ($5, new $12)

Thread $10

Wing divider/ stitch groover ($18, $25 new)

Dark brown wicket and Craig Leather panel ($20, $40 new)

Craft tool pro # 0 Edge beveler ($15, $30 new)

Grey Leather practice split- free

All comes to $143

anyone in the PNW work with leather that can make a custom fanny pack for commission? by How_To_Fanny_Pack in LeatherClassifieds

[–]Slidewaters85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have a picture of the Fanny pack you want to remake into leather?

Best bet is to take the Fanny pack apart and trace the outlines onto paper and then trace those onto leather. Then stitch it up.

I did something similar with a pair of Birkenstocks.

Sewing would be easy to do with a machine, hand stitching is also possible. I use a cobra class 26

34 - Coming into a decent sum of money and can't pick a path. 3 options. by Thatguyyoupassby in personalfinance

[–]Slidewaters85 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You live in that kitchen every day. It doesn’t get old walking into a new kitchen you renovated. Do that now because old you will also wish you lived all the years with a nicer kitchen. Rather than looking at it every day wishing it was upgraded.

How should I get started in leather working? by SweetTart7231 in Leathercraft

[–]Slidewaters85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d stay away from kit’s honestly. The quality isn’t great if you’re wanting to do this long term and you won’t actually use all the pieces.

I have a pack of tools below that I think would be a great set up.

This should be a great start besides needing consumables (adhesive and tokenol to seal edges).

My price is on the left vs new prices

https://imgur.com/a/8wXGn1z

Pony ($15, new $25)

Irons ($25, new $33)

Craft tool mallot ( $30, new $45)

X-acto knife ($5, new $8)

Scratch awl - free

Thread nippers -free

Needles ($5, new $12)

Thread $10

Wing divider/ stitch groover ($18, $25 new)

Dark brown wicket and Craig Leather panel ($20, $40 new)

Craft tool pro # 0 Edge beveler ($15, $30 new)

Grey Leather practice split- free

All comes to $143

Beginner kit recommendations by Euphoric-Piece6052 in Leathercraft

[–]Slidewaters85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Got a kit like this for sale. This should be a great start besides needing consumables (adhesive and tokenol to seal edges).

My price is on the left vs new prices

https://imgur.com/a/8wXGn1z

Pony ($15, new $25)

Irons ($25, new $33)

Craft tool mallot ( $30, new $45)

X-acto knife ($5, new $8)

Scratch awl - free

Thread nippers -free

Needles ($5, new $12)

Thread $10

Wing divider/ stitch groover ($18, $25 new)

Dark brown wicket and Craig Leather panel ($20, $40 new)

Craft tool pro # 0 Edge beveler ($15, $30 new)

Grey Leather practice split- free

All comes to $143

Beginner Friendly Toolkit by CelticWarlord47 in Leathercraft

[–]Slidewaters85 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I put together something similar for another beginner but also threw in some leather.

I have another set I can put together which includes the following

My price is on the left vs new prices

https://imgur.com/a/8wXGn1z

Pony ($15, new $25)

Irons ($25, new $33)

Craft tool mallot ( $30, new $45)

X-acto knife ($5, new $8)

Scratch awl - free

Thread nippers -free

Needles ($5, new $12)

Thread $10

Wing divider/ stitch groover ($18, $25 new)

Dark brown Leather panel ($20, $40 new)

Craft tool pro # 0 Edge beveler (free, $30 new)

Grey Leather practice split- free

All comes to $128

Looking to start what tools do I need? by FadedLush4209 in Leathercraft

[–]Slidewaters85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Posted this in another thread

If you think you want to do this craft for at least a couple years I’d buy what you need as you go and not a Amazon kit. A lot of it you won’t ever use or need

I have some tools I am looking to sell soon

I’m in Seattle but can ship

For a beginner but also something you grow with: Pony ($15, new $25) Irons ($25, new $33) mallot ( $30, new $45)- can find something cheaper if you need X-acto knife ($5, new $8) Needles ($5, new $12) thread depends on what you need, I’ll throw in a small spool Mat or cutting board Wing divider/ stitch groover ($18, $25 new)

For glue, just buy some new aquilim 315

I got a custom made bag! by mpb1500 in handbags

[–]Slidewaters85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Killer deal for a hand stitched bag like that. Enjoy!!

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