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Leather Side Piece Veg Tan Split Medium Weight 12 X 24 Inches 2 Square Feet
Natural Veg Tan Leather Cowhide Split (NOT tooling leather with smooth side)2 Square Feet (12 x 24 inches cut as shown)Medium Weight (range 3 to 4 oz;)Approximately 1 to 2MM, or 1 /32 to 1/16" thick)Dangerous Threads' Leather Products (our Amazon-registered branded products) are manufactured according to our exact specifications, then carefully cut, packaged and shipped exclusively from our factory as shown. Dangerous Threads, Inc. has no other wholesaler, distributor, or sales agent of any kind that distributes our registered branded products.
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4 Reddit comments about Leather Side Piece Veg Tan Split Medium Weight 12 X 24 Inches 2 Square Feet:

u/ejo4041 · 2 pointsr/woodworking

You might be better off using some smaller pieces put together if you are try to save money. Regardless, 12x24 for ~$20 or 36x36 for ~$50 on amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Leather-Medium-Weight-Inches-Square/dp/B004ZRHGP6/ref=sr_1_1?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1425668199&sr=1-1&keywords=leather+36

http://www.amazon.com/Leather-Medium-Weight-Inches-Square/dp/B003X3VZA0/ref=sr_1_1?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1424660216&sr=1-1&keywords=leather+remnants
That size

u/BUlletKakke · 2 pointsr/Leathercraft
  1. Your current mock-up is good for figuring out the basics of what you want it to look like. You'll want to go back through and do a mock-up with posterboard & tape. You can then disassemble the posterboard and use it as a template for cutting out your leather to the appropriate dimensions. Trust me - this will make things much easier and reduce the risk of screwing up/wasting leather when you get to that step.

  2. You need a leather that is rigid enough to undergo wear and tear, so your best bet is to go with some medium weight vegtan leather

  3. Other than the leather, you'll need a stitching awl, needles, and thread. These are the bare basics for what you're trying to do. Other tools like a stitching groover can help you get a nicer finished product but aren't necessary if you're simply going for a basic, serviceable pouch on your first project.
u/sylvezine · 2 pointsr/Leathercraft

I think it's this one through Amazon: Leather Side Piece Veg Tan Split Medium Weight

So based on aColorfulWorld comment, looks like I got exactly what I asked for, just didn't know what to ask. Well, learned my lesson this time around.

Thanks!

u/ltstranger · 1 pointr/Leathercraft

I dont have a picture right now, but this link is pretty much What like what I used. https://www.amazon.com/Leather-Medium-Weight-Inches-Square/dp/B003X3VZA0/

If you look at the picture of the end of the roll you can see the sides better. It is kinda like what you are saying. It is fleshy and softer on one side, but a little slicker and like sandpaper on the other.

Ive got some left over leather so ill do some experimenting with it.