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I decided to finish these up. They were from a old order that had fell through, figured they would look good in my shop.

No web site for them, give them a call or email. It is worth the money. I used a tandy one for years and up graded about a year ago, took a little bit to get used to it but I wouldn't use anything else.

I don't know next time I talk to him I will ask. I know it was a two part that he mix.

Nice Job for your first. Look forward to seeing more of your work.

They are from an old saddle shop that some friends of mine own. They were extra tools that they didn't use that were stored away for more than 30 years.

Looks Great Ty Can't wait to see it finished.

My stamp set just grew. They are a mix of McMillen and hand made stamps using nails. They need a little cleaning but all of them work great!

Another problem that Bob has had with obtaining this material was the company changed policy as to min order. Bob used to buy it by the 5 gal bucket now they want him to buy a tanker truck load of it in order to get a price that would make every one happy. I used to live about 40 miles from Bob and his shop is not set up for that kind of bulk. I own a 20 oz and wish I could get other sizes as well. I see Bob a few times a year and I always ask when the next run will be ready.

Just finished this one for a person in Texas He is going to put his own silver on it. It fits a pair of 5 1/2 " Rugers and the loops are 45. I like to sew my loops on but he wanted them laced.

Very Nice Storm! I have ran a few of those out of my house.

Nice work Ty! I lift and bevel just like you. I don't think their is a right or wrong order just what works best for you.

Welcome from Casa Grande Az

Try Bob Douglas up in Sheridan Wy. I sold him a a pile of parts that I had left over last year at Wikenberg. There were to or three shuttles in the lot.

Me to! I sold some F K Russell stamps for a friend and the buyer stated they made tools in the 20s and 30s.

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