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Hello All, I'm looking for some Don King stamping tools.Not Barry King. Any out there. Thanks Clint Haverty

I don't know about the correct way ,but here's a way that works for me. I place my stamp where I want and tap medium, than I basket stamp up to it. Than I take the basket stamp and lightly press it into the leather several times and than when I'm on the other side continue stamping. This is repeated until I'm above my name stamp. Than I go back and tilt my stamp away from my name stamp and I'll clean the name stamp up, Than I take my name stamp and with a large rawhide maul ( no bounce ) I'll make my stamp the deisired depth that I want. Than I bevel around the name stamp ,than I'll take a small cam or some tool simalar and go around the edge to fade the basket stamp and ,Bingo , you have a nice job. Clint Haverty

Did you sell your machine ? Give me a call, Clint 940-390-0553

DO YOU STILL HAVE THIS SKIVER,WIDTH AND PRICE PLEASE. THANKS CLINT HAVERTY

Hello all,I guess the Cowboy Way is gone in one guy's eyes.Such a shame,one day maybe he'll grow up. Quien sabe?? I build a few saddles and have the luxuery to ride a lot of horses daily also. I think my prostier is slightly educated.I prefer a all leather ground seat for my personal saddles ,both work and show and the ones I build.They just fit me better. I build what I ride and sell the same.I use a Tennie Haws tree,I've 3 left,Leson style, 3" laid back cantle,they are sure nice. Now, that should start some conversation. I need to talk to Keith and try some of his trees.They should be the same. Any comments on trees ?Hell of a post in ground seats. Thanks. Any how, my thoughts, Clint Haverty

Hello , I make a pretty nice work headstall ,harness leather,tie ends or with knots on the ends,with a real nice long stainless steel cart buckle on them. Both 1 ear ($40) and browband with throat latch($60). They are really nice and used by some of the top western pleasure and reining horse trainers in the country.My harness leather reins are really nice,both 1/2" wide and 5/8" are big sellers here in the states.$30 and $32.50 respectaly. That is just some of what I make,If I can help let me know. Thanks , Clint Haverty

Hello Megabit, Some thing that might help in keeping your knot straight, Get a small screw driver (visulize this) heat the metal hot about a inch in ftont of the handle, bend down, cool it in water , than heat about 1/2" down and bend it straight out again,you'll have a stair step look,Than dress the end ,round it off and bevel the end up a hair.You should have a blade 4 to 6 inckes long. Use this to slip under a x and staighten the next one up the line , etc,etc. Hope that will help you. Clint Haverty

Go to khww.net and you'll see all you need, CH

Hello, Go to khww.net and you will find alot of what you need. Thanks CH

Hello, i have a new guide that has never been used. Thanks Clint Haverty My e-mail is haverty1@gte.net thanks Clint Haverty

Hello, I live in Krum,Texas and braid alittle. I can help instruct alittle. I also tool and build saddles so there's possibilites there to help out. Alan Bell is a pretty good hand also, Thanks Clint Haverty