Timd

Awesome job

Lookin' pretty sharp so far

Good lookin' stuff, VF

I like it.

Sweeet!!!

Here's their site: Hasco

I love it! Can't wait to see more.

Very interesting. Cool texture, and the brain? Well, the brain makes it.

This is the place: Beaver Tails

They all look great! That Gerber is a real handy tool, I carry one every (working) day.

Some pretty cool stuff there, Nogg

Another awesome piece of work. You totally rocked it!

Interesting. I can't wait to see it finished.

That looks real good, Adam. I'm sure she'll be proud to tote it around.

Just got mine today, my photography doesn't do it justice. Thanks, Justken!

Nicely done, Bruce. I'm with Damon, I love the stitching. Can you tell us how you did it?

Works pretty well for hats too.......

Mad River Leatherworks.... sounds pretty cool to me

The heavy handle is a step in the right direction. What I found that works for me is to get the stamp where you want it, then wrap your hand firmly around the handle, apply firm downward pressure, and give it one GOOD whallop with your striking tool. I have a heavy rawhide mallet that I use for that. Then tilt the stamp back to see if you have an even impression. If not, carefully set the stamp back in the lines, apply pressure again, this time concentrating a little on where the impression is light, an whack it again. It takes a little practice, and I still screw up sometimes, but it's getting better. Hope this helps.

Looks great, Holly. I kinda cringed when I saw the tacks on the mirror, but you pulled it off. Your sister should love it.

Awesome work as usual, Kevin. I love how you worked your logo in there.

The color itself looks like Feibing's saddle tan, which is my favorite color, with the edges treated like the others have said.

Good stuff!

Thanks, Holly. The magnets in those 4 were way too strong, I've had to get lighter ones. I had the black one in my pocket, reached over a file cabinet, and actually stuck to it. I get them here.

Ray, I've been making money clips, they're quick and easy.