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About rf744
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- Birthday 05/18/1955
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Horses and Tack
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Reata and Other Braiding plus Saddle Making
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Round/Head Knives Gomphs, Henckels, Osbornes, Harrington
rf744 replied to Colt Hammerless's topic in Old/Sold
Shipping just to Guam, USPS Flat rate box. Thanks. Randy Hi Paul. Is number 3 Gomph still available. Will get it if it is. Randy -
rf744 started following Hi From Guam, Round/Head Knives Gomphs, Henckels, Osbornes, Harrington, Dale Harwood Dvd For Jeremiah Watt Dvd Exchange and and 4 others
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Round/Head Knives Gomphs, Henckels, Osbornes, Harrington
rf744 replied to Colt Hammerless's topic in Old/Sold
Hi Paul. Is number 3 Gomph still available. Will get it if it is. Randy -
Seveneves, I know this has been a while but did you ever do this trade?
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Hi. Are these still available?
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Hi, Congrats they look very nice. I am a beginner and I hope to do as well. I guess you are right - just jump in.
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Thanks for the reply! I guess I will have to look harder for veg tan leather in my area. Randy
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Hi. I know that vegetable-tanned leather is recommended for saddles since, from what I read, it is best for tooling. In my area, there isn't any vegetable-tanned leather but there is a lot of chrome-tanned leather. A tannery can make vegetable-tanned leather for me on custom order but it may be expensive. Since I am only going to try making my first saddle and since I do not plan to do any tooling on it, can I use chrome-tanned leather? Are there any special do's and don't's for this type of leather. Your advice would be most appreciated. Thanks.
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What about just putting the bolts off center? Maybe you wouldn't need the slot. If the bolts had wing nuts, you could loosen them then adjust by just moving the roller. It need not turn, I think. Just my a thought. Haven't actually tried it.
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Hi Bruce. Thanks. Good to be here. Saw your post about the Proleptic tool sale and your haul - 50 lbs or was it 50lbs x 2? That's a lot of tools! Ralph, I read your story in your introductory post. Glad you made it. Any luck with the saddle making school you wanted to attend? And have you made any yet? Randy
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Thanks Ralph! I feel better already. Randy
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Hi Everybody. I am from Guam and the Philippines. I am new to leather and rawhide craft. I am interested in making a reata and repairing /making saddles. Signed up not too long ago and have found some great info here on my interests. Have been in touch with another member, Chaed, who has been very helpful. Look forward to learning a lot from you all. Randy
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Hahaha. I guess I really need glasses.
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Hi Alex, Great job. So the handle is made from leather disks of different sizes to shape it and the head is made of poly cutting board disks of the same size? I don't see the 6mm threaded bar but I see something that looks like an A.I. gun. Thanks for the idea. Randy