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Tandy Skills: Edge Finishing Clean, smooth, professional-looking edges are the key to any leather project, and we've broken down the process in step-by-step detail to help you learn this essential leatherworking skill! Step 1: Edge Trimming When creating a finished edge, you first want to trim edges as close as possible to reduce the amount of sanding you will need to do later. Be sure to angle your knife out slightly so that you are trimming on the liner, not your project's face. Keep your 80 Grit Sandpaper, Roller Pen, Tandy Leather, Leather Projects, Painting Edges, Sanding, Leather Working, Skills, Coin Pouch

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Tandy Skills: Edge Finishing Clean, smooth, professional-looking edges are the key to any leather project, and we've broken down the process in step-by-step detail to help you learn this essential leatherworking skill! Step 1: Edge Trimming When creating a finished edge, you first want to trim edges as close as possible to reduce the amount of sanding you will need to do later. Be sure to angle your knife out slightly so that you are trimming...

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Tandy Skills: Edge Finishing Clean, smooth, professional-looking edges are the key to any leather project, and we've broken down the process in step-by-step detail to help you learn this essential leatherworking skill! Step 1: Edge Trimming When creating a finished edge, you first want to trim edges as close as possible to reduce the amount of sanding you will need to do later. Be sure to angle your knife out slightly so that you are trimming on the liner, not your project's face. Keep your

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Tandy Skills: Edge Finishing Clean, smooth, professional-looking edges are the key to any leather project, and we've broken down the process in step-by-step detail to help you learn this essential leatherworking skill! Step 1: Edge Trimming When creating a finished edge, you first want to trim edges as close as possible to reduce the amount of sanding you will need to do later. Be sure to angle your knife out slightly so that you are trimming on the liner, not your project's face. Keep your

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