JasonGwiazda
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About JasonGwiazda
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- Birthday 08/21/1989
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Riverland, South Australia
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Horses, guitars and making my own gear.
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working gear, saddlery, tooling
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Quick Change Stirrup Buckles
JasonGwiazda replied to gothcowboy's topic in Saddle Supplies, Tools & Trees
Did you ever find the pins you were looking for? I believe they were also called Speedy Stirrup Pins. The quick change buckles are available through Toowoomba Saddlery in QLD, sold as Fender Quick Adjusters.- 7 replies
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Hi there and welcome to the forum! I've got 2 friends who have the Cowboy/techsew splitter and it works well for them. One is a general leathergoods maker doing wallets, EDC type stuff and the other a full time saddler and both say it works for what they do, however the saddler has his eye open for a larger band knife splitter for the larger work. I have a bandknife splitter and love it as I am not limited to firmer veg tan leather and can split anything I need to. Where are you located? There may be a few guys around - myself included - who can split things for you in the interim whilst you research splitters. Thanks, Jason
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Thanks mate, I'll look into getting a roller foot and have a play to go from there. Much appreciated!
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Sorry I'm a few months behind catching up, but @RockyAussie does your brass roller allow you to skive heavier leathers too? I've got a standard bell skiver and thinking about modifying it to take more dense veg tan too. Cheers!
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Hi all, I have recently aquired an old Fortuna 470 splitter, but don't have a manual and having a hard time trying to find one. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks, Jason
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G'Day all, here's some pictures of a wade saddle I finished rebuilding for a customer last week. I've made a few Aussie half breed style saddles but this was the first wade I've made and first with the inlaid padded seat. Turned out OK I think, minus the skirts not lining up 100% centered, same as the stirrup bolts and the wrinkle on the seat pad cover. Stamping still needs work too. Please critique away and let me know of anything I need to improve on. Thanks, Jason
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From what I've seen Greenhalgh isn't too bad but I prefer HO or Lefflers MO for tooling. I've tried getting samples from East Coast Leather and haven't got any of my 4 requests over 3 months. Thinking they only want to deal with QLD folks and not in SA?
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Looks good Aussie, and nice work too Wedgetail. I've used Adelaide Leather for years as my local supplier here in SA but a guy round the corner from me has suggested Marish Accessories for buckles and such and they seem even better on their pricing.
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Here's One For Pearson Busmc No 6 Lovers
JasonGwiazda replied to Singermania's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but that is one beautiful complete machine there mate! I've used a couple and currently use a newer one at RM Williams with a motor and she's a beauty. I'd love one for myself one day! -
Hi Everyone, Been a while since my last post. Finished up this strap for a good customer last week who wanted something fancy and thought I'd show it off. I know the basket stamping isn't perfect, but overall pretty happy with it. Any critique/feedback would be great. Cheers, Jason
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Really, really nice work,very impressive!
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They look great Dwight!
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Looks good mate!
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Hi all, here is a pair of shotgun chaps based on an old Visalia design I made recently. Let me know what you think. Sorry the the photo is a little far away, the customer sent me the photo as I forgot to take one of the finished product. (Idiot!!!) Cheers, Jason
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Thanks for the help guys, much appreciated. I worked it out in the end, it wasn't exactly pretty, but it got the job done. Thanks again, Jason