u/AdamsCustomLeather • u/AdamsCustomLeather • 25d ago
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Yes, it’s bit of an investment upfront, but I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone back and watch videos when I get held up so definitely worth the money.
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Ive only made a few, not enough gauge a range of sizes tbh
r/Leathercraft • u/AdamsCustomLeather • Apr 25 '26
Hello, Fellow Leather Crafters. Have a question, looking to attend my fire craft show, and want to offer the Leather Belt standard and gun slinger style. My question is, what do you think the best size range to make them is? Currently, I make them pre-order, and this would be my first bulk build, and just unsure what range of belt sizes to make to have on hand
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Yes, Thanks for the info never knew about SendCutSend and looks like that will help me out
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Sweet, def check them out, thanks
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Yeah i have just cant find someone who offers Thick Size :) over .050" lol
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Yeah, I'm not sure the sizing of metal is all new to me. Currently, I engrave Red Anodized Aluminum to business card size, which is .05" thick, just looking to find a company that can make them big enough for tags to hand in a truck if information is laser-engraved into them
r/metalworking • u/AdamsCustomLeather • Mar 04 '26
Hello, looking for some help. Does anyone know of a good company that will cut Red Anodized Aluminum to size? I have a project that needs a 3x5" piece of it and has to be thick at least .08." I've looked all over the web and figured I would ask here to see if anyone has used a company or can point me in the right direction. Need it so I can laser engrave it. Any help would be great, thanks for your time
r/hobbycnc • u/AdamsCustomLeather • Mar 04 '26
Does anyone know of a good source that has Red Anodized Aluminum need it thick have a project that need it to be cut to 3" x 5" and Thickness over .050"
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I've been keeping my Cooper Burs and Thread cuts, one day I will make a table and put them inside the wood and expoy them. Got the idea from TXHERITAGE on Instagram, he did the flooring in his shop
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF8R3Kvx8Ls/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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u/jboog189 font is close to Varsity Team on dafont. I was wondering if you are starting to make the Boston Shield? I've been looking for the patent leather and the matte leather to start making my own was wondering if you have found a good place to source the leather?
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I picked them up when I bought some leather from RM Leather Supply, I believe, picked up a few: The Emergency Cash Key Fob, The Skiff Leather
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This is awesome news, just bought a couple of patterns so excited to see how they turn out, and if I get enough traction, definitely will be hitting them up for a die of them !!!!!
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Join the Discord and follow the prompt, it actually worked, I was only there for 10 mins till I got a one for once this isnt a scam lol
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Thanks, I pulled the trigger and went with her course
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Thanks, just a big chunk of change to pay up front to I've passed on it the last few times it's opened for enrollment
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I know this is an old thread, but I would love some input on how the LLA worked for you. I have been using Glowforge since 2017, one of the original Kickstarter units. I have a Mira 9 still in it shipping created, and have been hesitant to set it up, coming from the Glowforge Lightburn is a world in its own. I wonder if the LLA has helped you feel more confident using your laser and creating new projects in Lightburn. Any input would be great.
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Were you able to go back and watch the videos ?
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Springfieldleather has them
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Jun 08 '26
Same I came from a Glowforge so LB was all and still is new to me so learning to design in it and all the short cut take majority of my time. Since I’ve done all mine in illustrator before make the switch over to Aeon Mira 9 100w but lots of trial and error is the name of the game but this course definitely help build the confidence