Back on the cone clutch finally. You will have to go up a few posts (April 25th) to where I left off. After cutting the leather to overlap you have to taper each end so they lay flat against each other and keep the common thickness. I used a very sharp (new) disposable utility blade to start, but be careful not to cut too much material off. This initial cut was maybe 1/4 of the material that needed to be removed - mostly near the thin tapered end. Then the work starts...scraping the leather. I t