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  1. huttonbruce
    Nice, Nice, work...Great attention to detail. Love it!
  2. huttonbruce
    As usual...Enjoy seeing your work. Nice Job!
  3. huttonbruce
    Simply awesome!
  4. huttonbruce
    Hey now...That is really kool...Nice work!
  5. huttonbruce
    Kool
  6. huttonbruce
    Yes i went right after it with paper towels...Maybe next time ill try a block...Never thought of that...Thank you!
  7. huttonbruce
    Just finished this for my 98 Road King...I'm fairly new at this and was real happy the way it turned out. This was my first time applying an antique finish...There are dark and light spots with the antique...Any ideas on how to overcome that, feel free to let me know. Used Fiebings Black Acrylic Antique Stain & Resolene Thanks for looking, Bruce
  8. huttonbruce
    WOW! Totally Awesome!
  9. huttonbruce
    SWEET! Nothing greater than sharing with your daughter! Love em, Looks like great little pouches!
  10. huttonbruce
    Very cool...Nice job!
  11. huttonbruce
    Nice!!!...I wouldn't change a thing it blends well with the handle.
  12. huttonbruce
    Perfect!
  13. huttonbruce
    Awesome...Nice Work!
  14. huttonbruce
    I'm under the impression that if it does not say oil dye then it is an alcohol based dye. For some reason I think they label all oil dyes but I might be wrong.
  15. huttonbruce
    I'm a 7 times the length of the run guy when using saddle stitching...Seems to work for me.
  16. huttonbruce
    That's a fine piece of work right there!!!! Nice!!!!
  17. huttonbruce
    Nice! I like the bar grounding too.
  18. huttonbruce
    Sweet...Nice JOB!
  19. huttonbruce
    Very, Very Nice! Can I ask, how did you cut the circles?
  20. huttonbruce
    Chrisash...The boiled Linseed oil is what I had laying around...Its kind of a natural finish. Yes the lever has a cam on the end of it to open the jaws...Push down and it opens up.
  21. huttonbruce
    I purchased a stitching clam at an auction a few months ago, ($65.00) finally decided to do a partial restore. Buffed / rubbed it out with steel wool an added 2 coats of boiled linseed oil and glued some scraps to the clam jaws I've been to several auctions in the last 20-25 years and these are rare in my opinion. I bout wet myself at $65 bucks. 28-1/2" Tall
  22. huttonbruce
    Glued some scraps to the bottom of my sad irons, to keep from marking up material. (I use these for weights) Now I need to smith up some handles.
  23. huttonbruce
    Nice Job & Nice Colors...Looks Really Good!
  24. huttonbruce
    Right on! Sweet!
  25. huttonbruce
    Nice job! That's Cool!
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