Need Help on using the D447 Tandy stamp

[cowboywc]

WC,
got the file, thanks. one question i have that you didn't address in your pdf(might have overlooked it), do you use the swivel knife to cut the borders for the stamp or do you use the wing dividers?


Marshal Will,
nice stamp design. the pattern looks good to me.
ever consider making some of those special stamps to sell?

Howdy
Yes I carve in the border lines.

[cowboywc]

As ong as we're taliking meander stamps, there's one I made a while back that's a double meander. I haven't found the right place to use it, but that will happen. The size is a little over 3/8" so the finished meander is about 1/2" wide. I also made a bigger one. That one may take a saddle to have a good place to use it. I banged this out on a scrap this morning and scanned it in. The transition needs some thought yet.

Howdy Pal
That is very cool.
WC

[Dr. Bob]

In geography, a meander is a section of a stream or river where it makes loops, rather than having a nearly straight channel.  Many curved lakes near larger rivers are former meanders which have been cut off when the river cuts through the narrow strip of land and straightens it course.

[knucklehead]

Ace,

looks likes you got the text book answer for what meander means.

now i am going to give you my basic leatherworking answer.
Meander====the tool that you wanted help on how to use.
alot of leatherworkers call this stamp a meander stamp.

hope that helps you understand the basic leatherworking(may even be redneck)answer to your question on what meander means

[Ace Lungger]

 :)Howdy Pards,
I want to thank you all for the answer!! For I told you all I wasn't very smart!
And I am a Pro at Meander, for I have yet to do anything starit 
But I am going to keep trying and loose that title

You all have a good day!
ACE

[Gun Butcher]

    Straight,..... is that anything like colorin' inside the lines?

If it is then I categorically refuse.

On the grounds that ya'll might laff at me.
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