Simplejack1985

I bought the book. I need some more figure bevelers. I thought antiquing might make it pop like sheridan. Not so much

Thankyou, I think so as well

Got the belt all stitched up

It's solid Same buckle I have on my cardillo powerlifting belt I bought in 2009. 4" all the way around is a power lifting belts.

From a craftaid

Good idea Does the chalk line effect the leather. I've used them for construction Great idea I'm going to get some more work done on it tomorrow

Working on a carved power lifting belt, it's a surprise gift for someone. Ordered the 4" buckle from weaver. I cut my 4" strap from hermann-oak skirting. My poor strap cutter did not survive so I used my head knife. It's exactly 4" the whole length for the strap. I think im gonna bite the bullet and just order a vergez and blanchard plough gauge from rocky mountain leather.

I ordered one, only nickel color. Anyone know if I can use 2 x layers of saddle skirting with this buckle? It will be a single layer at the fold over I think.

Thank you, hopefully they have some nice brass ones that would look bad ass

I'm gonna carve a custom lifting belt. I'm going to use two layers of saddle skirting. Where can I find a buckle for this?

Beautiful

Nice work. I don't golf but I've wanted to make one.

Thank you, it's a craftaid from tandy Thank you, I think it would make some cool suspenders as well

Sure ya do. Carve then bevel everything, then turn that picture next to your project. The 2 B tools bevel left and right side so you may have to turn your project. Then your 2 P tools are pear shades I believe then start with the tips of leaves, walk them back to where they all kind of meet. Use a bragrounder to fade some texture around the leaf.

I gave up on all that I just bevel and that ad depth with a shader and a leaf liner then decorative cuts