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  1. Madhatterxlch
    That's pretty cool
  2. Madhatterxlch
    Pretty sweet.
  3. Madhatterxlch
    How did you attach to your battery cover.
  4. Madhatterxlch
    Ok got a picture uploaded.
  5. Madhatterxlch
    I have had a few inquiries from people on the seat I made for my bike, haven't got a clue how much I would charge for one. I made the pan, got it powder coated, and then the leather work.
  6. Madhatterxlch
    Nice, another green dyna
  7. Madhatterxlch
    Pretty cool
  8. Madhatterxlch
    Just finished tooling a seat, and want to do different colors on this piece. Suggestions on technique & products will be appreciated. I have never multi colored dyeing.
  9. Madhatterxlch
    Just finished tooling a seat, and want to do different colors on this piece. Suggestions on technique & products will be appreciated. I have never multi colored dyeing.
  10. Madhatterxlch
    Not to shaby for a hacker.
  11. Madhatterxlch
    That is too cool.
  12. Madhatterxlch
    Welcome to the forum, haven't made any saddle bags for bikes yet. Have used veg tanned to make tools bags for bikes. I have used chrome tanned & oil tanned leather for Horse saddle bags & chinks/chaps, these seem to weather well with little care. I will be interested too, to see what others are using.
  13. Madhatterxlch
    simply beautiful work.
  14. Madhatterxlch
    Really Nice
  15. Madhatterxlch
    Sweat!
  16. Madhatterxlch
    very sweat work.
  17. Madhatterxlch
    I haven't done any seats that are molded, I like what you did with yours, I generally build the flat seats seats that don't have much contour.
  18. Madhatterxlch
    Sweet!
  19. Madhatterxlch
    Looks great, can you post a picture of the molding block you used to form the leather/
  20. Madhatterxlch
    shamenlong, that leather is saddle skirt so its about a 1/4" thick, I cut the ends round then marked the holes with a 5 overstitch wheel then drilled the hole at angle with a dremel and a small drill bit.
  21. Madhatterxlch
    Ive been thinking about this also, looks like you beat me to it. That thing is sweat!
  22. Madhatterxlch
    just finished a tool bag and used SnoSeal. Works greats. Ive used SnoSeal on boots for about 20 years since I was in the army. some boots came out completely water proof. I always use the oven method. hope this helps
  23. Madhatterxlch
    Thanks, I appreciate the props. Next up is getting all my tins powder coated. Then I will be making so side/swing arm bags. I have a few hurdles to cross on those projects, due to the side brake light and plate.
  24. Madhatterxlch
    The assembly and attachment of the straps.
  25. Madhatterxlch
    Well its finished. Started teaching 11 kids leather tooling/carving. It got my juices flowing so I decided to finish this tool bag I started back a while ago. It's a beta, so there are few things I don't like about it. Anyhow here it is.
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