Wild Bill46

You will be fine, You still have your witts ! and a heaping measure of humor ! Don't ask any more questions though , your on the clock. hohoho ---------- Wild Bill46

I'm not the authority here by any means, But I have not seen, what I think your asking about. (Dye made and holes within Dye) ? Wild Bill46

Yes, it is a nice looking Serpentine pattern, Thanx Wild Bill46

Again, very unique niche, Is this indian head from the motorcycle genre ? I can't see how you get those colors together soooo uniformly ? great work ! ---- Wild Bill46

These experts, (IMHO) are giving valuable expertise, for sure ! But don't let your ovedrthinking deter your opinion to make another holster. My advise is to make for another for a family member, to be sure, ---------------------- "But do it now " ----------------------------- And experience the advancements and pride you would gather from thier advise and the great feeling you will most definately experience from not having a henderence from now on. Just my take - Wild Bill46

I like Biker/Trucker Bilfolds too ! You have taken all the nicest elements and put them together in one piece, Tooling, Stitching, Snake Skin, Concho, Thread and Dye coloring, Interior/Exterior all come together to make a great looking bilfold. Congratulations -------- Wild Bill46

These will surely become inspirational pieces, Nice work again. ----- Wild Bill46

Actually I liked them all, You are an up and coming star. stay with it, and DO add me to your next Christ-mas list. -- Wild Bill46

I had heard the term Bucking Rolls, but as many of the others stated, Did not know what it was ! Now it makes sense to me. Thanx for the explanations. Yours and Oltoots These do look like comfort in the saddle. ------ Wild Bill46

I concur with , all the above positive comments, This is a great exercise. Your ideas are very defining for sure. --------- Wild Bill46

I like this idea as well. Makes it easy to find it all at once, and in one place. Cool. ---------- Wild Bill46

Im of the opinion these are all great pieces, Congratulations ! And welcome back home ----- Wild Bill46

Great idea ! "Get on thee ground" . --------- Wild Bill46

I don't think I had ever seen anything quite like these, And for a song at the flea market too ! Who would have guessed ? I would think this is a good niche to have found ? I would very much like to see more of this type of head cover . Thier very, very nicely done !----- Wild Bill46

Sort-of agree to a point, with Monica about the poster. It does look Western Ok enough ! I like the little things such as : the laced straps w loops, And what looks like a beading in the gusset, The look of barbed wire, Nicely shaped handle, Pocket on front, etc. Wild Bill46

Another project I been concidering as of late, thanx for the inspiration I have some procrastination projects left over from last year, as I wouild really like to complete these first though.--- thanx again ---------- Wild Bill46

Thanx for putting up the template. Wild Bill46

I'm currently Imagining a case for my wifes new cell phone. and Your design is a good idea for concideration. Thanx ! The 3oz calf billits look like it has been tooled or imbossed and creates a really nice contrast to the outside. -------------------------- Wild Bill46

Looks ok to me, and I understand sizing for growing young-uns ! keep at it and it will get to be better and better as you grow ! ----------- Wild Bill46

Your old College try as you termed it, turned out to be just Beautiful. Great work ! thanx for the ideas --- Wild Bill46

Lacing aside, I like the croc bilfolds your introducing in several styles, Great job Rohn ---------- Wild Bill46

Super Realistic, Great tooling, I think you may have outdone yourself ? -------------- Wild Bill46

Meeee Tooooo ------------------ I think these ore extrordinary. Different than what I have been seeinbg. Congratulations. Wild Bill46

Camano ------------------- This is, most definately, one of the most beautiful rigs I ever layed my eyes on ! As Snubby pointed out WHATS NOT TO LIKE all aspects of this set, are a thing of beauty. The border tooling of this pattern brings it all full circle. Utterly Beautiful --- Wild Bill46

Chief Stealth -------- My understanding is both will become smooth when properly slicking. The water although smooth, will dry out, and let the plys come apart over time, Gum Trag will stay where its put. much, much longer. It also needs some sort of conditioner/sealer. such as bees, or parafin wax, saddle soap, snow cream, glycerine, Aussie cream, etc. I've tried several combinations and have yet to decide which I most prefer. Be your own judge, try your own concoctions ? Anybody agree or disagree ? ---------- Wild Bill46