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18th November 08, 10:59 PM
#11
Damn, I logged on to post this and someone beat me to it! Thats what I get for reading the travel section several days later. Even though some answers suprised me, it was nice to have that in our local paper.
Quick note - not a "He" kiltmaker but a "She".
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19th November 08, 08:17 AM
#12
Originally Posted by beloitpiper
Good article! Am I correct in thinking that 2-3 days to make a kilt is really fast?
I wouldn't think so, it took me less than a day to make my first 'tank', the traditional way (less hand sewing the fell), and it took me a bit over full day to make my second kilt (the mil box pleat) hand sewn.
Of course, I was in a hurry and wasnt really concerned with tolerances being over 1/16" and so on.
So, 2-3 days for a kiltmaker that has been doing it for years is not out of the question I'd say.
Of course you can take 2 weeks per kilt if you so choose, but for a normal paced construction, I'd say fine with me.
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