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Thats pretty sweet! Can I ask where ya got the pattern or did ya draw it up yourself? I have had a couple ask about these bags but I still havent drew anything up. Nice work. Joker

Thanks for the kutos guys, thats pretty cool! My son makes the chains and sells them. He makes wallet chains, bracelets, ear rings. Gives him a little extra spending money. Thanks Joker

Havent been on much lately, been pretty busy between my full-time job and leather work. Here are a few things I have been working on. Thanks Joker

He didnt want a belt just yet so I guess Im gonna have to do a few more days, damn.......lol

Thanks for the kutos guys! Joker

Chapter 49 from Kansas here. Im sure ya will see it around, that brother is very active. Thanks for the kutos! Joker

I just finished up this holster for a buddie in New Mexico and the knife sheath for a brother in California. Im open to any ideas of how I can do them better. Thanks Joker

Just finished this up for a brother in California. Thanks Joker And this one for a customer in Indiana

Hey Steve, I use Chicago Screws that I got from Tandy. They come in different lengths like 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 and in brass or silver. Thanks for the kutos Joker

Just finished up this solo for a good buddie of mine. He is building a hardtail with a fuel injected Buell motor with NOS. This is what we came up with. Thanks Joker

Those are just pop rivits. I drill the piston and then use pop rivits and a washer. It holds real well. thanks for the kutos! Joker

This is about the best pic I have right now. They open like any toolbag, just undo the buckles and open it up. Hope this helps. Joker

Just finished this solo seat for a customer in PA. He sent me a picture of his tattoo and wanted it on the seat. Thanks Joker

Luke is hooking me up with a replacement head for my mallet. Thanks Luke!! Joker

Been keeping my eye open on Craigslist but nothing has popped up yet. Your right it would be very nice to have a small lathe not only for turning these pistons but other small things for the scooter. Thanks Joker

Im in Kansas and your right a small lathe would be cool but to find one that would chuck a piston I think would be kinda hard. I just use a sawsall and a 4" grinder. Takes longer but it works I guess, lol.

l cut the skits off then grind down the ring groves so there is a place to rivit the leather, Here is one that I did with shovelhead pistons.

Here is another piston bag that I just finished for a customer in Texas. The pistons are out of a 6 clyinder chevy. Thanks Joker

I have a Tandy Leather Al Stohlman Poly Head 1 lb Hammer and the head cracked and split while the other side, a piece broke off and flew across the room. Does anyone know if there is somewhere I can get a replacement head for the handle. The handle is fine but the head is shot. I guess I might have got to mean with it. If anyone knows, please shoot me and email at jokerbfmc49@gmail.com Thanks Joker

Hey Dust, I do the dark colors first like the black and let it dry real good then I used the saddle tan antique gel with a small stiff brush and rubbed it out. The lettering is natural. I used KEWI natural polish after it dried and have never had a prob with it bleeding. As far as dying it and it not getting on anything it isnt suppose to, i use a very fine brush and alot of time and a steady hand. Hope this helps Joker

I just finished up this seat for a customer in PA. His father passed away in 07 with cancer from agent orange. He was wounded in Vietnam and served in an artillery unit. He wanted a tribute done to him and this is what I came up with. Thanks Joker

Antique Saddle tan jell

I just finished this dash to match the piston bag that I had made earlier. The customer had me do a seat, toolbag and dash, all with the same theme. Thanks Joker

Two new Toolbags going to Canada for a customer and a dash panel for a customer in MD. Thought I would share. Thanks Joker

Just finished up the piston toolbag for a customer in Missouri. He bought one of my seats and wanted a toolbag to match and later wants a dash panel also with the same pattern. Thanks Joker This one and one more like it except it will have no tooling are heading to Canada friday morning for a customer that also has one of my seats.