Steve

I've had mine for several years, it was money very well spent. Like Bruce said, the cantle binding attachment is a back saver. I also have the laser, it's handy enough, but I'm not sure I would replace it if it went out. Steve

Trina Weber - http://weberstirrups.com/

I have a 6" Dixon I will sell. Steve

McMillen tools has them, at least a couple years ago they did. 864 Four Waters Dr. Sunrise Beach, MO 65079 Ph- (573) 374-7880 Steve

Keith, if you don't mind me asking, where are you getting your shearlings? I've been less than satisfied with what I've been getting. Thanks; Steve

I just cut the blade end off & weld on the other end of the handle. I tig welded mine, but if you don't have a tig welder I figure solder would probably hold up fine.

Chris Cheney (Harwood Hardware) 1716 N 3000 W Rexburg, ID 83440 (208) 359-5860

Yes, seems to be reliable, I've been doing it that way for several years with no problems.

60% of the inseam is what I use Steve

You can try oldcowpoke.com, he had several 16's last spring

Thank You Denise and Rod Steve

Yes sir, that sure answers my question. Thanks a bunch, stamping bindings isn't my favorite job. On the bench should make it quite a bit better. Thanks again Steve

If you are going to stamp a binding on the bench, do you fit it up and establish the borders, then let it pretty much completly dry before taking it off? How do you handle the stretch, tape, glue it to plexiglass or just deal with. Thanks in advance Steve

Who's Latigo are you using for strings & tie straps? Steve