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    James MacMillan is offline Membership Revoked for repeated rule violations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Amoskeag View Post
    I think I understand that the tool on the far right is used to punch regular slots in leather for lacing.

    Is there any advantage to drilling over punching?

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    Oops. Sorry, that's correct.
    My experience has been that the tool is quick and uniform and makes wider holes for the saddle stitch. The drilled holes gives a nice effect with the round hole and in many instances I like it better. It's time consuming but then all good craftsmanship is.
    Bob

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