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Trump in a nutshell.
Absolutely. I sold my stack around $80k, and although I would've had a lot more purchasing power if I'd simply had held on, back then it could've just as well gone further South and tank in value.
Holding on is great, but actually using it - to better yourself - is magnitudes better - and remember: you can always start a new stack.
Those are surprisingly kind words, appreciated!
I'm pretty positive that the outcome will be satisfying, but there's always room for improvement - even when everything goes to plan.
That said, it's going to be pretty damn sweet!
Don't forget that kids tend to mimic their parents; If you want them to do something, do it yourself and they'll most likely follow, or at least take note of it.
*1st work, kind Sir.
I'm still refining the cardboard molds I'll use to cut the cordura with, which is fine as I'm still waiting on the materials to arrive, and will work on it as fast as possible, but as slow as I need to.
#DoItOnce,DoItRight!
Oh there's definitely a learning curve, but I think that I'll be surprisingly close to professional brands in terms of quality and finishing... I only wish that I'd have access to a dedicated bartack machine, as these produce both beautiful and strong seams for attaching handles or webbing to fabric, but I'll make do with three rows back-and-forth for now.