Glock21

So here is the story..........The welding shop where I work is building a large BBQ to use at company picnics and things like that. The doors that cover the grilling area are stainless steel and the have some standofss about 2-3 inches off the door to attach a handle. currently the have a flat alluminum stock bar attached to the which the plan on making two peices of hard wood to put on eaithe side with the edges to be routed with a round over bit. I was talking to the lead person about maybe covering the wood with a tooled leather peice. My idea's are to either wrap the whole handle or maybe just inlay a peice on the outside of the handle. My question is how would you guys and gals reccomend permanently attaching the leather to the handle? Contact cement? Screws? rivets? or some kind of other hardware. Or a combo nation of teh glue and hardware. The lead person is worried that the heat will melt the glue. 1 More question what would you finish it with or should I just oil it up and leave it like that ...Or is there some kind of finish I could put on that will protect the leather if it gets a little wet or something like that. Any help would be great!

That seat is very cool! I like it allot!!!!!!!!

That is simply stunning! Very inspirational to me as a newcomer to this form of art. I will probably never be that good with a swivel kniofe but I will try hard!!!

I was thinking the same thing when I first saw them! But they are very nice

That seat is awesome!! Great work

Thats nice and simple I hope when I get around to making my first holster it looks that good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111

That is very cool! Nice work

I am just curious how do you attach these to the gas tank?

Hello ladies and gentlemen My name is Jeff. I live in San Diego and have just recently started to learn leather working and I really enjoy it. I want to learn more about this fantastic art form. Anyone in or near san Diego that knows of any groups that have get togethers or anything like that? Thanks Jeff