Stephan Danner

Not exactly what you were searching for - but alternative ways to achive a headstock strap may be here: http://roadrunner.guitars.free.fr/images/photo/258.jpg http://actioncustomstraps.com/Guitar_Strap_Designs/Headstock_Strap/HeadstockStrap.jpg http://theunofficialmartinguitarforum.yuku.com/topic/107486#.UiX-Zeu7_wU I think of a combination of first and second example – getting i.e. a strap-lock button and attaching this to a leather-strap as in example 2?! Or any other suitable screwback-button. Or perhaps try to combine a simple strap button with a button-stud or similar (I don´t know how you call THIS http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/9/6/8/3/1/webimg/594400542_o.jpg) Good Luck!

Thank you:-)

Now let me see if I got this right - you are looking for a way to do scripting ("text") in small areas as about 4 x 2 1/2 inches (approx. 10,2 x 6,3 cm) - correct so far? And it should be a way w/o using your swivel knife - again correct? And if so, what do you plan to write down there? Single words (i.e. names etc.)? Or are you just searching for small patterns in that typical sheridan style - scrolls, leaves etc.? I am a bit confused i must confess

As already stated I´m into traditional archery. And of course some of my first projects were trying to do my own equipment. Below are some armguards I did for me and some friends – I hope you like them. Additional photos (and some "work in progress"-pics) can be found in my gallery here.

Well done - it turned out very, very nice IMHO!

Nice one! Perhaps leaving a small border all along the belt would have given the design more depth. None the less a fine piece of art!

Indeed, the image size is - ehm - really small?! But none the less, your work is really good. I especially like the tooling and the big backpiece. Nice job and thank you for sharing!

That is a real piece of real craftmanship. I bow down - thank your for sharing this beautiful work (and besides giving me some new input and ideas for future projects)

Very nice work. As Hellcat already stated, the bag has a fabulous color IMHO. And the leaves look great - good job!

Nice and clean work - outstanding! And a real good molding job - thank you very much for sharing those beauties!

Hey Chris! An old master "remastered" - very nice job!!! Thank you for sharing the WIP-pics, too!