Jump to content

bikermutt07

Contributing Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    5,016

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by bikermutt07

  1. bikermutt07
    Nice job. Can I ask what the impression between the stitching and carving is?
  2. bikermutt07
    Really cool piece of art. You really nailed the eyes (According to my wife the art teacher, eyes are the toughest thing to get right). Also, the perspective is spot on. Great job.
  3. bikermutt07
    That's awesome.
  4. bikermutt07
    That's a good looking knife.
  5. bikermutt07
    I just bought my first tandy knife today. I'm already looking for a better knife. Since Henley is local to me, I'll be giving him my business as soon as I can.
  6. bikermutt07
    Ian Atkins has a great tutorial on that very bag. He is very informative. Just search leodis leather. He also has patterns for sale to go along with the video.
  7. bikermutt07
    Welcome aboard.
  8. bikermutt07
    Utterly amazed. I love that even though you did all of that intricate stamping, you left the main body of the holster alone. Such a nice contrast and use of balance. Kudos sir.
  9. bikermutt07
    That's beautiful. Good job.
  10. bikermutt07
    Wicked cool.
  11. bikermutt07
    That's a beautiful bag. I have also been very impressed with Ian's knowledge and willingness to share it. I'll be making a tote for my wife's birthday before I tackle a bag. But I'm looking forward to it.
  12. bikermutt07
    Those are both really nice, but the shotgun is just wicked.
  13. bikermutt07
    That's just beautiful. I really like how you put the slide serrations on the holster. Nice touch and also the air brush work looks great.
  14. bikermutt07
    I do all my dyeing outside. Previously because of the smell, but it looks like y'all have given me a better reason.
  15. bikermutt07
    Different, I like it. Are the studs(?) on the back decorative are do they serve a purpose?
  16. bikermutt07
    Business card holders are a good starting point. It doesn't take a lot of tools or materials and it will give you some good stitching practice.
  17. bikermutt07
    I used to run a granite department. There are tons of scrap in that industry. You can easily get a free piece. You might want to pay a few bucks and have it squared up and polished. I would lean towards the blacker granites as they are more dense than the lighter colors.
  18. bikermutt07
    Have you thought about taking up your father's hobby. In my situation I found it relaxing, therapeutic, and a great escape. That's my suggestion for what it's worth. Your dad already did the hard part for you, the investment.
  19. bikermutt07
    Thanks Twin Oaks, that sums it up perfectly for me.
  20. bikermutt07
    Thank you. I think I'm gonna improve the phone taco with a few welts next time.
  21. bikermutt07
    Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed the soundtrack. I have been pondering building a wallet.
  22. bikermutt07
    I would knock someone down of they tried to sit on that.
  23. bikermutt07
    Thank you.
  24. bikermutt07
    Thanks, I'll check him out.
  25. bikermutt07
    Thanks,
×
×
  • Create New...