Beveling Belts

Started by JD Alan, January 30, 2009, 09:54:25 PM

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JD Alan

Sort of a straight forward question on belt making. I was looking at a tutorial on basket stamping, and they mentioned beveling the belt before stamping. Is there a proceduere besides the tap tap tap of a beveler? I'm wondering if a creasing tool might do the trick, or something I'm not aware of.

Thanks, JD

 
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Dalton Masterson

JD, I believe there is something called a push beveler, but I have never seen one in person.
For awhile, I was using a smooth beveler and just pushing it along by hand, but much prefer the tap tap tap results now.
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cowboy316

JD
IVe dont the same thing as Dalton and used a smooth beveler and just pushed it along but have gooten good at the tap tap tap thing LOL and ive heard bout a push beveler but never seen one so if ya get a hold of one or find one onling let me know id like to check it out
      Cowboy316

knucklehead

i have a push beveler.  ;D

but i dont use it no more. :(
the tap tap tap routine works so much better for me. :)
i can get a better bevel with the tap tap tap method.
i may not be useing the push beveler right.
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cowboy316

knucklehead
  Where did you get the push beveler if i might ask id like to look at one
     Cowboy316

JD Alan

Thanks guys. I seem to remember Barry King had some push bevelers for sale when I went to the Pendleton Leather show. I didn't think of it until you mentioned it.
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cowboywc

Howdy
Here is a pix of a push beveler. I use it once in  awhile when I'm doing a belt and I want a smooth bevel
and it doesn't have to be very deep.
Most of the time I use checkered bevelers and I need a much deeper bevel.
WC
Leather by WC / Standing Bear's Trading Post

cowboy316

looks like ill be doing the tap tap tap method for a while those push bevelers are price and ive only found it threw Barry King

JD Alan

Thanks WC. Man that is real fine swivel work!
The man with an experience is never at the mercy of a man with an argument.

Dalton Masterson

WC, that looks like one of my beaders. Would that be possible to make a push beveler by grinding down an Osborne beader?
DM
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Former Territorial Governor of the Platte Valley Gunslingers (Ret)
GAF (Bvt.) Major in command of Battalion of Western Nebraska
SUDDS 194--Double Duelist and proud of it!
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Gunfighting Soot Lord from Nebrasky
44 spoke, and it sent lead and smoke, and 17 inches of flame.
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www.runniron.com

cowboywc

Quote from: dalton masterson on January 31, 2009, 08:25:51 PM
WC, that looks like one of my beaders. Would that be possible to make a push beveler by grinding down an Osborne beader?
DM

Howdy DM
I don't see why not.
WC
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