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Beautiful work Roger, I just love the pebble effect you get. Ken

Very nice looking seat leathernut, great job. Ken

Beautiful work as always Victor. Ken

Victor, another great looking whip. I personally like the color and the design that you worked into it. Thanks for sharing. Ken

That's a cool looking beanie hat Tammy, great job and thanks for sharing. Ken

That one is a beaut Dave, the color is just right and really makes the seat pop. Great job as always. Ken

Great looking work there, the scroll is just wonderful. Thanks for sharing. Ken

Yes very nice looking work, the wallet is very nice, I like the way you did it. Ken

From what I can see, those look real good. Bigger pics would be nice, see if your wife can help us out. Thanks for sharing. Ken

Nice looking saddle, I'm always amazed at the work involved in making one of those. Ken

Eagle, welcome to the forum. The textured surface will aide in keeping your leather from moving around on the cutting board. A smooth surface you'll be chasing it all over the place. Ken

Wow Dave, $140.00 for an air riverter down there? I'm going to start buying them here and selling them down there. Mine cost $29.95 and it works just great. Ken

Ghost, what I got was an air riveter, if your planning on stretching the leather over the pan and riveting, this is going to be the BEST investment you aver made. The air riveter is SO EASY to use compared to a hand opperated one, you will cherish it every time you make a seat. Ken

Beautiful Victor, glad to see you back and posting your work, I always enjoyed looking at such great craftsmanship. Thanks Ken

Glue: Barges from Tandy Files: Autobody Supply Store Templates: I use clear plastic sheets from "Office Depot" the ones used for overhead projectors. And my laser printer or a Sharpie pen to draw the design onto Oils, Waxes, Dyes: Tandy Ken

Jim, my thinking on this, is that the seat should be recovered in new leather. Rather than spending the time and money on repairing an ols worn out seat by sewing patches that will make a weak spot on the seat, and trying to match the dye, hoping that there will be no crocking in the future, is just not as wise to me as recovering in new leather. If it's just a black leather seat, then all you would need to do is use a thick chap or garmenbt hide to recover it with, and in the long run youd get a much better result. Ken

Very nicely done. Ken

That's beautiful pepin, very nice carving on that, and great stitching. Thanks for sharing. Ken

Welcome to the forum Tammy. Great to have you here. Some real nice stuff on your site, thanks for sharing with us. Ken

Great looking belt Steve, the stitching is very well done. Ken

Very nice Buff, I really like the color combination you used. Ken

Real good looking work there Major, the carving is just right. Ken

Looks real good Wolvie, and that inner lacing is real neat as well, I like it. Ken

Hey I see Kevin King has some compitition. Very nicely done. Ken

That one's real nice Tom, the carving came out just right. Reminds me of when I saw him way back in the day when he was with Black Sabath. Ken