Luke Hatley

Yes that is one fine book. thanks for refreshing my memory......

Ferg, thanks , just mocks. mabey one of the days i will venture out and do 18th shoes.my mocks keep me busy enough....

Duane, i have that Juki Machine and i will say it is a fine machine. It is set up with 138 thread on top and either 69 or 92 on the bobbin when needed. a plus is the Large bobbin.

Nice looking belts..........Do you have any connection with Reggie Parks ?

i wished i could help you more ...But i would put a larger needle in ..

Fine looking Shooting Bag.......... "watch your top knot"...........

I think the Holes will be much too small for the 1/8" lace.

you're welcome.............

Why not check with Kevin @ SPRINFFIELD LEATHER..........

Steve, i don't know about pre-cut numbers, but have you gave any thought to using the Tandy numbers and then cutting the background away ?

Nice looking outfit, lot of work there. I would class it as Gen George Custer rather than Daniel Boone..imho.

yes a photo with the ink would be a sight to see.....................

Great minds think alike..........

Here is mine. U K Ray did this one for me.

Jason, i set spots on leather that is not thicker than the prongs are longer. I have one of the spot setters i would like to sell.... I had the same problem as you have. Now i use two wing dividers, one to mark the distance between the prongs and the other to mark the distance between the spots. after the leather is marked i will use my AWL to cut the holes for the spot prongs. this works for me........

O M G......why did i not think of that...oh i know. what did you cut the plexglass with? . that was the problem i had

Blake i hate to hear that.....thoes guys do some fine work. thanks for the info........ Yes i grew up in Bryan and i do miss that town......

Very....Very Nice,

JC... glad you found us and we're glad that you are among us. If i can be of help to you you can get in touch with me thru Joe or Jean at Tandy........ or just send a P M.......

I have used it for dog collars & leashs, Makes great work belts also

Check out "lee valley.com" they sell branding iorns for wood, and yes you could use them on leather.....if you want to pay there price for it.

Spinner, thanks for posting that about Bob Brown a very interesting read.

If you do happen to dye the oiled saddle black, dont wear white chaps in your lifetime. I M H O..........