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buckarooTB started following Oxalic Acid, Efficient Shop Layouts, Jeremiah Watt HorseShoe Brand Quick Change edger set for sale and and 4 others
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Hi, I would like to hear your ideas on shop layouts... I specialise in chaps, chinks, and armita's, and have feet problems. So that causes issues if I can't walk as much as I'd like. Any of you have the same type of issues? A person always seems to end up running back and forth for this tool and that pattern, some glue, a hammer... The list goes on. Thanks for any input and ideas!
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Jeremiah Watt HorseShoe Brand Quick Change edger set for sale
buckarooTB replied to joppstack's topic in Old/Sold
Anything left? Thanks -
ok, that makes a lot of sense. thanks everyone!
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Vinegaroon tutorial
buckarooTB replied to scooby's topic in Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners.
do any of you do brown vinagroom? I would like to be able to do that -
Ok, I use a awl. Mr. Grumpyold, what is the difference between the 2 types of needles? And thanks Clive, that was a good reminder. It helped
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Thank you for the advice
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hello, just wanting to see what all your ideas are on keeping your thread from breaking from accidentally piercing it with the second needle. Hope that you can get what I am meaning. I am using prewaxed thread with big, extremely, sharp CS Osborne glovers needles. I am sewing up a cantle binding and getting really frustrated. anyone got any ideas? Thank you
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Thanks for all the replies, really gave me a lot of ideas Sorry I didn't reply sooner
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Hello, just curious what brand you all think makes the best rosette cutter? Right now I am looking at either one from Douglas tools or one from CS Osborne. CS Osborne is a bit more affordable but if I would rather buy the best then save a little bit. Also what size do most of you get for on saddles? Thankyou
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Thanks for all the input! I will keep trying.
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how can I get that depth and color?
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Here are some pics of my tooling and one that was tooled by Paul Vandyke, which is kind of what I am trying to get. I draw my own patterns as I am doing custom work for other people. So I need someone to tell me What I am doing wrong. Why isnt my tooling turning out proper? I cased it overnight and let dry to to pretty much completly natural. It doesnt have that smooth proffesional look that a lot of you guys can do. Is the way I draw my patterns? Thanks for any input
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Oxalic Acid
buckarooTB replied to Gump's topic in Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners.
Do you just sponge the water and acid on and let it sit? -
Oxalic Acid
buckarooTB replied to Gump's topic in Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners.
Sorry went on and read some posts that pretty much answered my question. Thanks! -
Oxalic Acid
buckarooTB replied to Gump's topic in Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners.
Hi, I get black spots on my leather when I case it. I use Herman oak. I tried buying water cause I thought maybe there was metal in the water. I just did a cantle and it's peppered with black spots. Kind of discouraging. How do you fix it?