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cowboysaddlemaker

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  1. Very nice. I was wondering where you get the gun to mold your holsters? Thanks
  2. Have you tried Weaver Leather? I know they have 3/4 & 1" I am not sure about 5/8". All of the jockey saddles I have been working on have 3/4". Abbey saddlery is an excellant supplier also I order from them as well.
  3. Hi, your goal of opening a saddle shop is admirable. I have never regretted doing the same. I think the hardest thing for me was trying to figure out what to charge for my services. I purchased a Cobra dream machine probably 6 to 8 months ago and am loving it, I have not found anything I can't do on it, and have not had any trouble with it short of it getting out of time which was caused by a saddle I was relining and the leather was quite brittle and I ended up breaking 6 needles before it was all said and done, after that it started skipping stitches so I timed it but it didn't seem to help so I called Steve and he helped me to get it right, I just didn't quite have it timed right, Steve is very knowledgeable and eager to help, I would definately recommend the class 4 cobra! Good luck with your business, Alan
  4. WOW, those really are a big deal! I really like the design, color & holder, thanks for sharing. Alan
  5. He is going to be extatic! Very nice work! I really like the hair on, it adds a nice contrast with the russet leather! Thanks and keep up the good work, Alan
  6. Very nice! I really like your carving and overall design & balance. I was thinking that your general design would be good for a fly fishing rod case! Thanks for the idea & for sharing, Alan
  7. Beautiful! Everything about your organizer is top notch, thanks for sharing, Alan
  8. Hi Mike and welcome to the forum. I know what you mean I caught the bug quite awhile back and it is still as exciting today as it was the first time! I hope that never changes! Don't be bashful, post pics, we love pics. Alan
  9. Thanks for sharing, that is fantastic, Peter does some of the best work I've seen! He has really got the coloring down pat!
  10. Very Nice! Can't tell your new to making holsters, keep up the good work, Alan
  11. Welcome aboard, lot's a good folks here, willing to share & help, look forward to seeing pic's, Alan
  12. Very nice, thanks for sharing, Alan
  13. Very professional, everything looks great, design, stitching, color and overall balance & design. Keep up the good work, Alan
  14. Beautiful! As usual Peters work is impeccable! His carving and coloring are always top notch, Thanks for sharing, Alan
  15. Hello & welcome to the forum, I am glad you are doing ok from your surgery, leatherwork is a great way to keep busy & creative, there is no limit to what you can do, as you can see from browsing some of the photos on the site! Again welcome and we look forward to seeing your work, Alan
  16. Hi Emma and welcome! Ditto on everything already said, this is a great place, where else could one find so much knowledge & talent with ones so eager to share and so encouraging! Alan
  17. Welcome, you are going to love this site, everyone is very open & willing to help. Looking forward to seeing your work, Alan
  18. Very nice, your lacing is nice & clean, good tooling too! Good use of celtic knot design, pleasing to the eye. Keep on keepin on, Alan
  19. Nice Job! Certainly haven't lost it in 5 mo's, like riding a bicycle huh? Keep up the good work, Alan
  20. Looks like maybe a file folder. Nice use of several stamping tools to create a a cool design! Alan
  21. WOW very nice! I really like the contrast between the red & black, nice even & uniform sewing, Alan
  22. Very nice work, nice design too. Your bar grounding is nice and even, you can't see the different tool impressions, nice attention to detail, keep up the good work, Thanks for sharing, Alan
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