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  1. Well I guess I'll keep my opinion to myself then! Mike
  2. Nice looking work. Do they adjust. I also like the four into one and the long button you put on there. The pineapple knots also have a nice shape to them. Mike
  3. rawhide1

    First Reata

    That turned out nice! Mike
  4. rawhide1

    First Reata

    Well stop typing and start braiding!!!!!!!!!LOL Looking good! Mike
  5. rawhide1

    Newbie

    You may not need to split it but you should still bevel it. As beveling the lace will give you a lot nicer finished braid. Mike
  6. Damn nice work brotha!! I'd be proud to wear any of those shields. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work. Mike
  7. can you resize the pictures. The are to big for me to see. Thanks, Mike
  8. rawhide1

    Quirt

    Thanks! I'm putting it on my list. Mike
  9. rawhide1

    Quirt

    Very nice work. I like the way you attached the popper by having the solid rawhide opposed to braiding all the way down. What did you use for a core. Thanks, Mike
  10. You would never know that was your first bosal. Very nice work. Mike
  11. That's what I was after. Thanks, Mike
  12. Brian Nice! If you don't mind can you show a picture of how it joins. Thanks, Mike
  13. I'm ready for the kids to go back to school. Summer this year 100plus degrees day after day and no rain. come on fall!!

  14. Dannie Here is a saddle I'm cleaning for my daughter right now. I bought it off of ebay and I don't think it was ever cleaned. It's a old Martha Josey made by longhorn. I'm just using lexol liquid glycerin and lexol leather conditioner. I first scrub the saddle down with the glycerin and a toothbrush. I then go over it with a damp rag to get excess glycerin off. I then wipe it down with the conditioner. I'm not sure if this is the right way or not but it seems to work for me. I'd also be interested if there is a better way or product. But I have a feeling that if you ask ten guys you get ten different answers. Mike
  15. Paul Great interview and what a way to get some great exposure. Thanks for sharing. Mike
  16. Welcome and nice work on all your stuff!! Mike
  17. Denise Thank you for adding that to your site. It's very informative while I don't build saddles it's nice to know the steps in building a tree. Heck those are so pretty it's a shame to cover them. Thanks again, Mike
  18. I like the thinking out of the box with the tooling!! I think it's pretty neat looking I can't really critique it as I've never built one. I will give you credit for having the conjas to jump in and build one. The next one should be easier from what I've heard. Best of luck, Mike
  19. I'll just add I've always had great service with them also. Mike
  20. Knipper Very nice work!! I just added three to my wish list. I had no trouble viewing prices. Mike
  21. Troy Thanks for sharing your work. It just proves there's more than one way to skin a cat!! Mike
  22. Bruce Thanks I'll take a look. Mike
  23. Thanks Troy I'll probably make a few more. But for smaller knives. Mike
  24. Bruce Thanks for the info. If you get any in your wanting to part with give me a holler. Mike
  25. Does anyone know if a #5 single line hand creaser is the biggest that was made by gomph or osborne. I have a #5 but was looking for a couple of bigger ones. Thanks, Mike
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