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About rharris
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- Birthday 12/25/1943
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Leatherwork Specialty
belts, horse tack, holsters
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How did you find leatherworker.net?
surffing the web
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rharris started following Saddle Tree Types, Dopp bag with open-wide zipper, Tooling The Gullet and and 4 others
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Video: Durkopp Adler 205-370 Operating Guide
rharris replied to Uwe's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
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rharris started following Getting Set-Up
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rharris started following Critiquing Saddle Construction and Rigging Plates Over Or Under Swell Cover
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You can use the trimmings to stuff bucking rolls
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I plan on being there Thur. - Sun. Russ
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Conservative (Not Politician!) Where To For?
rharris replied to cowboy bill's topic in General Saddlery Discussion
You might try Panhandle Leather in Amarillo. They keep a good supply of Herman Oak and chap leather and most other supplies. www.panhandleleather.com -
If you are wanting to lap skive try this link http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf.'>http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf. It shows how Verlane Desgernage used a splitter to lap skive. http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf RussH
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I use chicago screws.
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Back in the late 50's or early 60's there was a Simons Western Wear in Albuquerque. I can remember a lot of saddles in the store but do not remember them having a saddle shop. Thats been along time ago so there might have been. My guess would be that Carl Fuqua was making saddles for them. I am not sure when they closed but I am thinking it was in the 70"s. RussH
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Bob Very well stated. My thoughts exactly RussH
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You can also use a lined pear shader or lined thumb print.
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I need a new saddle! :)
rharris replied to chevygirl's topic in Choosing the Right Saddle for the horse(s)
The last time I looked www.coolhorse.com had several used barrel saddles. If you do not see what you want call them and talk to Kyler. RussH -
Burnishing edges on a holster
rharris replied to LeatherCaptain's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Bob Yes the dye does not penetrate as good after burnishing. I think it is wax and parafin. I can not tell much difference between it and straight bees wax. Burnishing while the dye is still damp seams to give it that darker color. I am still working to get a better shine on my edges. Not sure what I am doing wrong or what I need to change. Glad I could help. RussH -
Burnishing edges on a holster
rharris replied to LeatherCaptain's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Bob Here a a couple of pictures of the edge of a knife sheath I finished this morning using Ivan's burnisher. My order of edging after stitching is: Trim & Sand (should have sanded it a little smoother) Edging Dying Before the dye is dry I got to Ivan's burnisher Saddle soap and burnish with an old pair of Wranglers Finish with Neat Lac or Clear Lac Burnish some more with Wranglers RussH -
They are 3/4" RussH