5' D-rings, Medium Rivets, Edge Coat, Eyelets (optional) Mallet, Utility Knife, Rivet Setter, Punch, 1' Oblong Punch, Edge Beveler #2, Edge Slicker, Strap-Cutter (optional), Durable Dot Setter and Anvil (optional), Eyelet Setter (optional)ġ0 oz Latigo Leather or lighter Garment Leather. Apologies for any confusion this may cause, but Working with Leather will remain in compliance with AOL Terms-of-Service. Note: The word 'tool' in project descriptions on this page replaces the 'C' in CBT. This page assumes that you know how to measure, cut, punch, etc., and the plans have notes instead of detailed steps. None of these are difficult, although sizing may vary based on your relative, er, size (and desired tightness). With this in mind, I have put together a number of brief plans for items useful in CBT. Most SM shops carry a bewildering array of little leather items related to this pursuit, and want to charge $10-25 for things that cost a couple of dollars to make yourself. However, a number of folks have asked about this type of toy, and if this is your thing, it's a great opportunity to save some bucks.
If you've visited my homepage, you probably know that CBT isn't exactly up my alley.
