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Saddlemaking books? 1 2 3
by jlb- 23 replies
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Hi all! Now is the time for everyone help me spend some money (ok,ok, I know a book isn't much money). My b-day is right aroubd the corner and I think I want a book on saddlemaking. (I know a book isn't much of a present, but I just bought a tractor too) So this is where you all come in! I am interested in saddlemaking and have done a few small tooling projects, so I am a BEGINNER. I know of a few: Al Stohlman's, Dusty Johnson, Harry Adams Jr's book. Please comment on these and any other that you think would be worthwhile for a beginner. Thanks for all your help! Jeff
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This is probably a good time to start its own section with the discussion on the Harwood DVDs soon to come out. I think a section of reviews and impressions on the current videos ands DVDs would be good. There are some that are geared to be pretty basic, and others are pretty involved. I realize that probably everyone will have different opinions, expectations, and from other lists, I know price points, as to whether a particular set is worthwhile. One's I have seen or have are a couple of Bruce Cheaney's (cutting saddle and roping saddle), Bill Gomer's, Dusty Johnson's, Jeremiah Watt's on floral layout and saddlemaking off the top of my head. Each of these have merit, an…
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Well, we might as well not leave the writers out here. Let's start a thread on saddlemaking books too- Stohlman, Harry Adams, John Hopper, John Beck, Bob Likewise, etc. Bruce
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I talked to Bill Gomer today about his Saddlemaking DVDs, he is in the process of getting them duplicated and should have them around the middle of April. When I talk to him again I will find out how to order them, his website is of no help.
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I have built a few pack saddles in the past and want to build one for the upcoming season, but I need to find plans somewhere if anyone knows. I am building sawbuck style. I thought about buying one but what is the fun in that? Any help would be great. Travis
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Greetings, Listed is a bunch of leather keepers. Save time from making them yourselves. Various colors of brown and black. Variety of sizes. Most are stitched or have closed with metal fastener. Some are pre-cut and just need to be stitched. I threw in some nylon keepers too - pictured outside of box in photo. (not part of count) $100 postage paid (within the United States).
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Greetings, Here is a grouping of leather halter pieces and hardware. The leather pieces are all new. They maybe from deconstructed halters (Walsh, Perri, etc.). Some have brass hardware attached. The loose brass hardware is from used halters. Around 100 individual piece - one nose, throat latch, chin piece, cheek piece, connecting strap, etc.Black and various shades of brown. Both 3/4' and 1" pieces. These are ready for any repairs you may be commissioned to perform. $150 postage paid (within United States). See photo. email me if you want close ups of the grouping. See my other posts for saddle fitting tools, buckles and hardware for English tack making an…
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Greetings, I have for sale (from top to bottom in photos): Large smasher $30 Straight flocking iron $30 Channel flocking iron $40 Prices do not include shipping. Items are in used condition. See photo. See my other posts for hardware for English saddlery / tack bridles, halter pieces, Tippmann Boss sewing machine etc.
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I have found a barber chair and plan to make a draw-down out of it looking for pointers..
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