Nick Bowles

good work. Is #5 a cigar case? Where did you find the plastic insert? I've been wanting to make a couple of those for my cigar smoking buddies.

I'm not saying that at all. I'm not well versed in the niche market of belts, so I can't say what it's worth to someone else. Like I said, I understand the time you have invested in it and $150 probably wouldn't even be $10 an hour for the time you spent on it. Maybe market it to some rodeo/cowboy folks as well as the Etsy shop? That's who I think would be interested in buying it and KNOW what it's worth. If I had a nice trophy belt buckle, I know I'd want it to be mounted on a nice belt too!

man...I dig it and it being hand tooled makes it worth that price because I know the time you have in it...however, the majority of the public doesn't. I market all of my stuff to my friends nad get them to put the word out.....however, all of my stuff so far has been under $100. But I'm selling as fast as I can make things. Just trying to build my skills and reputation

My horse is a Harley, so I did it biker style. I'm pretty happy with it... Lesson I learned.... Eagles are tough! lol.....This one looks like a cross between and eagle and a chicken, but I'll get better....hahaha

Nice! I'm learning to carve Eagles.......they usually look like chickens lol.....I'm working on it tho

NICE!

a buddy of mine was on a local SWAT team and was medically retired in 2001 due to multiple gunshot wounds that damn near killed him. I made a flask with the 1911 on it for his son and he asked me to do a copy of the SWAT patch for him with his badge number on it. I learned a few lessons on it, but several other members of the team have already approached me about doing one for them too....