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Gonna post a few collections of what i have made this year over rhe next few days. It has been my first year seriously working on learher and so far it has been super enjoyable and rewarding.
For this post here are 3 wallets i have made. One for my dad for father’s day (pattern by leatherdiystudios on etsy) one for my friend for his birthday…
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Nice work!
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This looks great! I love the slanted pocket design
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Reply to Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop.
I haven’t messed with resin printers yet, but I want to get one. Sounds like you’ve made some really useful and cool stuff so far though!
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Reply to Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop.
I love my Ender 3 Pro. It’s not the fastest, but (after a few upgrades) it is reliable and efficient. It’s also quieter now, and because of the upgrades I can print faster than it did when I got it. I do want to get a better FDM printer, but I’m more concerned with size than speed (for printing larger models for costuming), so I’m looking at…
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Made a wallet from a Black Flag Leather Goods pattern. The second wallet I’ve made from a pattern, and… there’s lots to improve on. My stitching ended up way too close to the edge. :/
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It honestly doesn’t look bad. Do you know why it ended up that close?
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It happens! Looking at the inside of the wallet, the margins look a little bigger; if I had to hazard a guess your pricking irons might have been angled out a hair, causing the holes to be too close to the outside edge. Did you punch from the interior of the wallet with the exterior against the table?
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I actually started with a resin printer the Elegoo Mars. It produced really detailed models, but man was it messy to use. After that I got an Ender 3 v2, did some upgrades, and mainly used it for printing my patterns in thin sheets. I also printed some jigs, like a round corner cutting guide, a leather thickness gauge, and forms for wet…
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Very new, thought I’d give this leather thing a go. Obviously I have lots of room to improve, but glad I am taking the first steps.
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Boom! This came out great!
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Zipper Clutch BagA timeless clutch with a easy and quick access closure for the Front Pocket and a larger Zipper main compartment. It includes a hook to…
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Happy to finally share my first Pattern on here with more to come in the future!
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This looks really cool! I need to save this for a rainy day.
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My time to shine! 😀
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That’s really slick! I like your design! How well is it holding up?
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Well… this experiment was a disaster lol the first part (the top) is what happens when the tension is off. The end is what it’s supposed to look like.
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These are the settings I used on my Ender 3 Pro to print the buckle stamp.
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