$19.95 – $35.00
Continuous rawhide lace.
Rawhide lace is an essential item for a variety of projects, including drum frames, braiding, sheaths and several others. Available in a three thicknesses: 1/8″, 1/4″ & 1/2″. Cut from cow rawhide in a single, continuous piece of lace at 50 feet long.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Size | 1/8", 1/4", 1/2" |
Hey J, the rawhide lace is about 1/16" to 3/32" thick on average.
Hey John, yes it will shrink as it dries because it expands slightly after absorbing water.
Hey Sonny! We do not offer 1" spools or anything more than selection already on the website here. If you want custom sized lace, the only way I can offer it to you is by offering a side of cow rawhide, which you can then cut to your liking.
Yes it does.
Hello! We do not sell custom cut rawhide lacing unfortunately. We sell only these options you see on this page.
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cbnielson (verified owner) –
Paper thin. Completely useless for any drum that requires any sort of tension. Probably fine for decorative purposes.
Jackson Twomey (verified owner) –
pretty disappointed, rawhide was weak and broken once laced up. called the store to ask for more info, maybe i didn’t handle it correctly.. was told “no one handles rawhide here so we don’t know” pretty disappointing experience and definitely a last
Pat@MontanaLeatherCompany (store manager) –
Hey Jackson! I’m sorry to hear the rawhide lace wasn’t to your liking. Rawhide can be tricky to work with, but first of all you need to have good quality product, and if your rawhide lace is easily tearing, you may have a bad spool we need to replace (which we’d be happy to do!). Secondly, the rawhide lace needs to be thoroughly cased, or soaked with water, before you start bending and tightening it. Lastly, once the lace is taught, you have to make sure it isn’t too tight, which is something that comes with experience like so many other things in leather craft. If you have questions or need to start a return, please email or call us.