JohnnyDingus

antipaladin, Thanks for the posting. We have also posted this site for our people over there to get useful info here. Glad you came over and visited. Come back anytime. Johnny Dingus

Scott, I also paypaled you for a burnisher. Hope you get busier than heck. Johnny Dingus

I'll drink to that. vince

Thanks Timd1159, Now to try it and get it to look as good as some of these I've now seen. vince

The other day while searching this wonderful leather site I came across a picture of a strap or belt with two equally spaced lengthwise slices. They were maybe 10" long. Then the belt or strap was turned back into itself a number of times to make a braided look with a solid piece of belt or strap. Could some one either show me an example or point me to a post of how to do it. Thanks vince

Very Impressive. Are you hand stiching these as well? vince

Saw the bobbin winder in one of these photos, was wondering if you made it or if it is available in the U. S.? Thanks vince

Beautiful work Don, love the spots, color and flower stamps. Would love to see one done for about a 5 1/2" barrel length pistol. Johnny Dingus

I got some from here. http://www.standardrivet.com/ Johnny Dingus

Great work Dalton. Love your Holsters. Colors really nice. Glad you found this site. Quite inspirational. Johnny Dingus

Beautiful job Matt. What tool are you using to create the lines on the stems? vince

Wow! Those are just....sweeeet! Really nice work. vince

Luke, Thanks for the reply, I had thought that was what I would start with but had no Idea on the needles. vince

I just won a Tippmann Boss on Auction (actually I have to pay for it) at e-bay. Not having used one before I am wondering what size thread to get for the different leathers I will be sewing together. Mostly I am going to concentrate on cowboy style belts and holsters so I am thinking it will be between 7oz and total of 12oz leather. Any suggestions would be appreciated except to get rid of it and get a powered machine. This is going to be my first atempt at sewing with a machine. Oh by the way it is an older cast iron one that has been rebuilt by tippmann. Also what is the difference between the chisel point needles and the round point that Tippmann sells? Thanks for any replys. JohnnyDingus aka vince

Beautiful work Tony , Have you thought of doing headstalls for horse shows? vince