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  1. bustedlifter
    That's a pretty big piece! At first I thought this was posted in the wrong section when I saw the title. Really nice job!
  2. bustedlifter
    Thanks everyone. Roger, I've been using BIC permanet markers on some things. There holding up surprisingly well especially the seat on my bike. I'll have to post a pic.
  3. bustedlifter
    I've been busy with building construction but I did this during a few rain interruptions.
  4. bustedlifter
    Really nice work! Your style is different and that is a good thing, you even got Johanna to notice!
  5. bustedlifter
    Dave, seen one of your seats in the latest issue of "The Horse". Looks great!
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    Yeah, same here, but money and space were also factored in. Thanks,I know what a truss is because I built these ,but what is the other?
  7. bustedlifter
    Neat-o. Those are really cool!
  8. bustedlifter
    Been busy building my new shop/garage in my backyard. I'm not a carpenter but I'm learning as I go. In the military it was called OJT, on the job training.
  9. bustedlifter
    I've done both; soak completely or just lightly wet. Now I just get the top slightly wet to trace a pattern. I'll then rewet the top a bit and wet the bottom some with a rag or sponge, when it returns to the natural color I'll carve it. I 'll let it sit overnight before tooling it.
  10. bustedlifter
    yeah, what he said.
  11. bustedlifter
    Looks great Marlon! Have you tried sharpies for coloring instead of dye? I used some Bic permanent markers on the latest seat cover for my bike and the color is holding up a lot better than I expected.
  12. bustedlifter
    Very good design! I think some smaller skulls in the border design would be pretty cool but an outstanding job none the less!
  13. bustedlifter
    Thanks. It's not for my bike , more like advertising.
  14. bustedlifter
    Tom, you sound like an art critic, but that's not a bad thing. MADMAX22 I wish I did freehand the border! I drew the scroll on some tracing film and went from there. Thanks Darryl. I haven't been on here a lot lately as I've been busy building my new garage/shop. I'll post some pics of it soon.
  15. bustedlifter
    New seat
  16. bustedlifter
    Nice work on the seat BUT the skull and crossed pistons resemble Outlaw MC colors quite alot. Unless they're members, maybe too close for comfort.
  17. bustedlifter
    Just Fantastico!
  18. bustedlifter
    I've been experimenting with Sharpies on some motorcycle seats. I've also been trying the Bic equivalent of them because they have some vibrant colors. Unlike Bruce I don't use super sheen or leathersheen on seats,I use that Aussie stuff. I'll see how it holds up .
  19. bustedlifter
    Happy Birthday to Leatherworker and for giving me a place to display my junk. And BIG THANKS to all the people working hard to keep this place up and running!
  20. bustedlifter
    Fantastic! About how much time is invested in a saddle of this caliber?
  21. bustedlifter
    Thanks,but I'm not keeping it. I made a different cover for my seat. I'm a wuss so I run a tube in mine. I'll post a pic of it soon, I've been busy building my shop in the backyard. A lot of post hole digging.
  22. bustedlifter
    Looks good. Now comes the fun part, putting it together. I see I'm not the only connoisseur of cheap,uh, inexpensive padding.
  23. bustedlifter
    What's not so great about it? Good work, man.
  24. bustedlifter
    I made this for the seat on my bike because I wanted some background. I made the error of just tracing off another cover instead of stripping down the seat and fitting it to the pan and it ended up pretty loose. Well I ended up making another pan and stuffed some yoga mat in it.
  25. bustedlifter
    Very nice and clean and that lacing is slick!
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