Comment on Shoulderguards of Kaer Morhen by Lynfir
I have to wonder what tool you use to engrave lines? A knife or a pyrgrapher or something else entirely? Your lines are so sleek and lovely. Great work! I love the dark sheen this has too. I imagine this for a rather dapper roguish fellow with flair for dark fashion.
Well, I mostly just use a knife, a hammer and a bevel tool. And I actually have no idea what a pyrgrapher is. 
Thank you! I imagine the owner uses it for a rather rogueish fellow with a flair for dark fashion too, actually. Though I've never personally met the character he plays when wearing this.
Thank you! I imagine the owner uses it for a rather rogueish fellow with a flair for dark fashion too, actually. Though I've never personally met the character he plays when wearing this.
A pyrography tool is like a wood burning tool. Basically a heat gun with various ends you can use to detail things. It's really fun, though a little hard to control!
By beveling tool I'm assuming you mean the v gouges (or similar grooving tools)? I have yet to try them on leather yet to see how they work out. Soo many tools, too little time! (and money XD)
By beveling tool I'm assuming you mean the v gouges (or similar grooving tools)? I have yet to try them on leather yet to see how they work out. Soo many tools, too little time! (and money XD)
Hm, right! 
Interesting.
I prefer to keep burning out of my leatherworks though. It really messes up and dries out the leather in my opinion.
By bevel tool, I mean something like this: [link]
You don't need a lot of tools though. I have quite few of them and my boyfriend also makes some for me once in a while. (He's a metalworker) But I only end up using one or two of them a lot.
Interesting.I prefer to keep burning out of my leatherworks though. It really messes up and dries out the leather in my opinion.
By bevel tool, I mean something like this: [link]
You don't need a lot of tools though. I have quite few of them and my boyfriend also makes some for me once in a while. (He's a metalworker) But I only end up using one or two of them a lot.