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See "Tubular Rivet Setter/Splash Tool " on this page: http://www.brettunsvillage.com/leather/tools/tools.html
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Ah, me too, I just assume everyone on here is 'murrican. Yeah that second punch should do the job. It's hard to tell if the first set includes something to do the job but that second punch is definitely the kind of thing you need.
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Jan 29, 2014 15:54
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For those in UK/EUR, Alpha Thixofix (formerly Dunlop Thixofix) is the poo poo for sticking leather to itself or other things. Get the one in the tin. Smells good too 
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Sep 11, 2014 15:20
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I'd add an extra layer of leather then rubber, for walking on rough gravel and legos.
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Jan 9, 2015 15:44
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If you want durability, try hobnails. They'll stop the sole wearing out but I hope your town knapper has been vigilantly working the cobbles or you'll be arse up in no time. I regularly wear hobnail boots as part of WW1 uniform for commemorations and ceremonies, they are terrifying on modern surfaces like asphalt and concrete and do a good job of wrecking fine wooden flooring. We actually had a town knapper up until the early 80's who would rough the granite cobbled streets with a lump hammer, chisel and goggles. It hasn't been done since then and it's quite common to see people slip up in the high street thanks to leather soles and wet cobbles now.
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Jan 15, 2015 12:16
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Those are cool, did you follow a specific guide or pattern?
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