BradB

I have read it somewhere but now I cant find it... and the side I have is thick and I cant seem to see which way it stretches. Does a side stretch front to back or top to bottom?

Welcome! I leave in Vancouver, Wa. I actually found your website just prior to you joining the forums, very nice work!

We have a couple pairs of the Skil power scissors and they will cut through light leather rather well, my wife uses them mainly for fabric. BUT, I see a new item on my Christmas list!!! Thanks for posting the link!!

If you keep looking on the site he has covered motorcycles with leather as well one with a whole alligator!!

Leather Car

I agree that is Awesome!! What book did you get the pattern from, I love it!! Great Job!!!

Thanks, there are 2 layers on the each inside giving 2 pockets. I was going to make one side with slits for credit cards bit I didn't want to screw it up so I just made them pockets.

Started out as a biker wallet but everyone makes the same old squarish shaped ones so I shaved the sides giving it some shape. The outer piece of leather was a scrap piece that was sort of beat up and had scars so I just added some more texture. Shell is 8 oz and interior is a 5oz. all hand stitched!

There is one used on amazon for $45 http://www.amazon.com/Leather-secrets-Floy...1987&sr=1-1

WOW, That is some awesome work!! I would love to see his work in person, the level of detail is unreal!!!

That looks great! I LOVE the wood grain on the cross, I think you nailed the wood affect!

I bet it is going to be a bag of some sort!!

Wow nice job, Kevin look out you got some competition!!!! :-P And it sold already, Congrats Man!!!

Those a cool as usual Spider, I really like your style!!! Love the horns on your bike!! Hey is that a spider original T-shirt I see you wearing??

You are right Brent, something does look a miss compared to this 1974 Sporster XLCH, the rear shock appears to be at a slightly different angle:

I was at work the other day and was in the supply area and they had some of the finger covers used for counting paper, etc. I thought they might work well so I grabbed 2 of them and tried then one on my thumb and the other on my index finger and they worked great, next time I am at Costco or office depot I am going to buy a box of them. Your hands do not get hot and they grab the needle really really well. I actually like them better than the surgical gloves. Give them a try and let me know what you think!! Brad

LOL that is funny

Going to a Halloween party this evening and dressing as a cowboy and the wife said I needed a holster. Since I will be drinking beer or soda tonight I figured I would make a can holster out of scraps!! I will probably only wear it tonight, unless it works well, if so then I will make a better one with insulation that wraps all the way around to keep the beer cold. This was quick and dirty with scraps. Brad

oops accidentally skipped that one.....

Nice Job Rdb, what does the back of them look like?

Welcome aboard, can't wait to see your work!

Ahh that is a cute grandson, you should be very proud!! Now the fun, you get to spoil them and then give him back to mom and Dad, lol!!!

That is AWESOME, I cant believe you wont get what you want for it on ebay as that is a really fine job!

Yep that did it and it looks GREAT!

Any of those tools you decide you don't like you could send my direction!!! Just joking, thanks for posting your experience with them!!