Samalan

Chuck I live in a nice small town just outside Boston MA every so often people come in the driveway at like 2 am and check the doors in all the cars in the neighborhood they don't take the car just whatever you may have left in it.

Nice looking bags you said she wanted warm I think you hit that right on LOL I don't know when I looked at it my thought was warm might sound nut's but that's what I thought it's a great job!

Wow that's some great looking work!

Nice work you'll be a big hit at the range what's the finish.

Is off topic gone

Sometimes when people see a few hit's they take a look not sure why but they do so hope this helps. boot makers on this site can and will help for sure try putting another post under leather shoe machines or leather stitching machines.

The Bible O wow I thought you said Soul Searching sorry my friend but some one on this site will know sometimes it takes an answer to get folks interested .

Ok I'm done.

Just thought I would show you those disconnects not sure how good they show up in this pic.

Chuck Me thinks you be right about that this should be in off topic for sure.

sorry is this the complaint part of the forum dang got it wrong again

Nice job on that very nice work and detail one thing I like is quick disconnects when straps wrap around me because you just never know when you might need to get that thing off in a hurry I did a holster like for a ruger 44 mag with the disconnects came out pretty good but might not be the look your looking for . but all that said very nice job

That's what i just described thanks for showing that

Come on there's nothing like an Industrial high some trichlor 1,1,1 or xylene or toluene , or acetone all good for the high . Just to name a few LOL

But let me say some leather straps and handle on that would be really nice you said you wanted to blend the arts I think that would do it very nice and a man of your talent could do a fine job of it for sure !

I once had a friend that had a shotgun that cost him$ 34,000 dollars yes $34,000 and he didn't have a case that nice great job on all.

Doc get some barge thinner also it has saved me many times, IMHO the thinner is a must have, barge is the best of all contact cement IMHO .

I would cut about 6" off skive back about 2" the reason for 6" you said the bad part is about 8" but two inches of the bad part will now be in the skive on front and back, make up a new end glue that on front and back and all the way to the end just like normal you can make the ends on the skived round or whatever just remember if it's round you need to skive that way, then stitch it up showing the add on you can thin out that front if you like but not to much it will look very nice. I'm not a Belt expert but I have done this and it came out looking better than the original design IMHO. Good luck Dwight

Every job I've ever done there was something about it that i said next time I'll do this or that but that's the fun part let the stitching stay do what you like on the next one.

wow very nice job you nailed it very cool just sat down and the first thing i see this morning is a job like that wow that made my day thanks for showing.

That's beautiful work and daughter .

A very gifted man you are!

In the next to the last pic the machines with the wheel on the front I have one of those have no idea how to thread it it's in mint cond I read somewhere it's a high speed machine I have a lot of parts for it also some day I'll figure it out lol. great pics can I get a window seat LOL

I was wondering about that nice job cutting it down and all that

Nice job on that Chuck looks like you walked off line there a bit.