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    Male
  • Location
    St. Paul, Mn
  • Interests
    Riding.

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Specialty? Maybe fire helmet shields and motorcycle seats.
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    leather work
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  1. RandyJ started following IMG 20140902 062336 928, Tooled Leather Fire Helmet Shield, Tooled Leather Fire Helmet Shield and and 7 others
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    RJ's leather work

    RandyJ added images to a gallery album in Our Leatherwork Galleries

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    IMG 20130731 090255 403
    Thanks ~ I use 7/8 oz. for the top layer, and I usually use the same for the bottom layer although you could get by with 4/5. Good luck with yours
  4. RandyJ

    Fire helmet shield

    RandyJ commented on RandyJ's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries

    Fire helmet shield
    Thanks Ray. I appreciate the comments.
  5. RandyJ
    Thanks Mike. Not what I wanted to hear, but I appreciate the info.
  6. RandyJ
    I recently ordered some Feibings white after being told by those at Tandy that no one sells white dye. I thought it was a new product or a great find, but when I tried to thin it with reducer it seemed to clump up. When I used it straight from the bottle it went on more like a paint than a dye. Can anyone help with this?
  7. RandyJ
    Really nice work! Looks great on that bike.
  8. RandyJ
    Thanks for the compliments Bobby! Learned a lot on this one... can't wait for the next~
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    Thanks David ~ I mocked-up the seat with cardboard, exact size and arc. My neighbor works for a large commercial lawnmower manufacturer. He actually had the shop guys laser cut the steel and add the proper bend. After that I welded the pins to the bottom that sit inside the 2" springs. The front of the seat is attached with a hinge I modified. All metal was then powdercoated black. Thanks again, Randy
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    Recently completed my first "chooper style" saddle. Actually created a way to mount it on my '01 Heritage. The first test ride was a one-day, 1001 mile, 17 hour pleasure cruise out to Glacier National Park (check that one off the bucket list!). Seat performed well, but I think is best suited for shorter distances... say 700 miles or so. 7/8 oz. leather; 1/4" kangaroo lace; 1/2" of neoprene. Thanks for looking!
  11. goose27

    You have some great looking leatherwork. I really like the chin strap. Might have to make one of those. Keep up the great work!

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    RandyJ commented on 276ccm's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries

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    Hey man, nice job! I'm currently planning to do one of my own. What did you do to weatherproof it? Again, really nice work!
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    Muertos Mariachi Chopper Seat
    Great looking seat! I plan on doing one soon. How do you weatherproof it? The last time I tried it the clear coat made the leather look shiny and cheap. Any help would be appreciated! Thx Randy (randyjohnson1736@gmail.com)
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    fire helmet shield

    RandyJ commented on RandyJ's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries

    fire helmet shield
    Hey, sorry it took me so long to reply. I don't always notice the comments people make. To answer your question no, I don't do anything to protect the shield from the heat. I'm not sure what could protect it from a 1000 degrees. I try to protect them from water damage, that's about it. The rest is character ~
  15. RandyJ

    If you still want that helmet shield template, simply send me your address and I'll get it right off to ya. No need for stamp $, this one's on me. Later

  16. RandyJ

    Sorry, it appears my last message didn't show up here. Get me your address and I'll sent the template and some info off to you. No need for stamp $$$ brother, this one's on me! Later.

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