With all the lines carved, Tommy breaks out the sandpaper to clean off the pen marks. When that is out of the way, he shows how he dimples the panel with tools he made.
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4 comments so far
motthunter
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mazing detail. thanks for posting
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Scott Bryan
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Thanks for the update, Tommy. I can see where the “thrill” of adding this detail would tend to wear off after awhile, especially given that you are currently working on 6 of these.
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Thos. Angle
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Tommy, that is a very informative video. In leather work we call such a tool a “backgrounder” for obvious reasons.
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David
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posted 307 days ago
Tommy -
I am enjoying this series again after watching the original posting on The Rough Cut Show. Even better the second time around!
Thanks!
David
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