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Katie, go ahead, do it! Here are some videos showing how shironameshi is made, an ancient Japanese art of dressing a cowhide hair off with...
From a primitive/historic leather tanner’s view: if it is “beaming a skin, with a dull edge knife” than I would also call it scudding. I do it...
The design looks very professional. Congrats!
Hunterboy, you probably picked up the term egg tanning from the web. Egg“tanning“ together with brain“tanning“ is not a method to truly tan a...
Maybe there is a cheap "magic" fleshing "thing" that lets some one flesh in 30 seconds. . . . . I have never heard of it. I think most every one...
So what now ? ;-) Chamois leather is the exception that proves the rule ;-) But it is true that that process is still not perfectly understood....
mr.T aka mr. friendly, most, if not all milk derived products and many others that contain oil and/or fat (mayonnaise = oil and egg yolk) have...
Cyclone, thanks. Now define "Suitable chemicals" In my country, many of the chemicals that are today used in professional that is industrial...
Tan (v); tanning Treating prepared hides or skins with suitable chemicals to give a fibrous product, imputrescible when wet, more or less soft and...
No need to … question is already answered. You dump it on the ground. http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,249045.0.html
How about a studying tanning? ::) For example a 2 years study to become a STATE-CERTIFIED LEATHER TECHNICAL ENGINEER See:...
I’m not a taxidermist but brain-/smoketanner and barktanner. I know that different “real” tans have different resistance to temperatures...
Which one is it? Any link? Thanks!
Hi! I’ve read that some of you have tanned mouflons. I could get some green mouflon capes next winter and I wonder what type of hair they have –...
