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Wow Mike we really have line up this time at this rate be time we do the next one will have Every one signed up LOL Josh

Thanks Ray It's a credit to you and all the members who have help me be posting there stuff and all the input thanks, I think it's all spoke for ha ha ha.Josh Thanks Luke your a tough man to make happy lol so it means a lot. Josh Thank you all I poured in some effort to this one. Josh

Howdy Howdy so its done have a whack at it. I did appliqué lacing on bilts and hand stitched and a big thanks to Bruce Johnson for the hair on hide. Josh what do you think Luke Hatley does the lacing help any

Stays on like a champ form it tight and make the strap good and snug you can't pull it off with out undoing the strap Josh

The boot covers are a wait and see for sure and I agree about the inlay, I have a book of every thing I have done and next to the picture is ways to do it better so that's going next to this one thanks. Josh

Howdy so here are a bunch of things that were interesting that i have worked on this week. 1. wallet: different because I made all parts . note thanks to bruce he sent me some hair on hide and the guy I am making that belt for wanted it on his wallet 2: clips made for twins girls 5 years old. 3: HA HA, Boot this guy puts some big holes in the front of his boots so I made this removable shield snap on side so he can take it off. take a look. P.S. have great day Josh

WOW way better I browsed it alot thats nice. Josh

Ray thanks I will post a pic of my home land LOL Mike how many kids do have Josh

Sorry rawhide didn't mean to not thank you we are all gratefull to you for posting this. Josh

Outstanding peter thank you. Josh

You can look back at my holster post that was a full triweave pattern hope this helps. Josh

The ridges come from the stamp turning one way or the other and then the next row dosent turn the same way, any way mark a line with marker on both sides of your stamp and then scribe a lite line on your leather and line those lines on the stamp with the line on the leather then each row after that you can mark a line if you need it but you get that first row straight and your on your way. Look up rawhide he was the one that posted that pic of tri weave. Josh

Great than I will pass it on thanks Josh. P.S. Black with some creamer thank you.

I have a rob beard and a craftool one you can get a good impression with craft tool but the only way is to smack it with a hammer and after one time of that it's pretty beat up so I would go with beard but if you have to use craftool beat it hard. Josh

That sure sounds like a good reason but what about a shovel cleans off easyr Lol

Howdy all I am wondering how you feel about me passing on to my Tandy store invites to LW let me know if you are against this idea. Josh

Howdy and how are you For those of you who don't know me or what of been up to the last 8 monthes I am from Utah herriman for those of you who know were that is, any way my reason for this post is that I am looking to find a saddle maker to show me the ropes and before I go on I should also say that Jim Redding has offerd very kindly to give me some help but he is a fare distance away and so with my work I need to find some one closer to me I do plan on Making my way to his shop some day but for now I am only able to work on Saturday so that's a bad deal, Any one who would be at all agrable to this idea I am interested in, I should also say that I am willing to do some work for that saddle maker in there shop as trade or you know in return hope there is some saddle makers in Utah, if you know any one please let me know as well. There is also a grant program that I am interst in, thanks all any input on the subject is helpfull. Josh

Ok that clears things up, not many slugs in Utah at least not for the most part so didn't get a chance, how ever I agree about killing things for now reason you should have a need or a reason. Josh

No website the have a catalog and the number is in the post above yours. Josh

Ok forgive me for asking but what the devil is a slug salter ? Josh

Ok share and share a like I need so don't be greedy LOL Josh

Howdy and welcome looks fantastic I am always glad to see the saddle makers make your self at home. Josh

I here you there if I could post pics it's the only thing I would use Josh

This is question I have had, for the most part I am on this site on my iPhone that was givin to me by a friend and it makes it so I can go on the site more often does any one else do this or am I alone in this. Josh

Howdy I have made a couple holsters and always used safety skivier or round knife, but that having been said I have used a belt sander and that works pretty good to that's all I know on the matter there other skivier but I have not used them much Josh