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Those sure look nice wish I could do that. Mark

Crystal Very Nice looking holster/bag. You did a great job of designing it and then with construction as well. How does it hook on the belt, with a loop for the belt or with a spring clip? Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing it with us. Mark

Jimbob I sell shotgun chap patterns at www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com that might help you get a start. Mark

Lwleather Those look really nice looks like you have made many pairs of them. Mark

Weezy I do sell a dvd on how to make chinks that would work for rodeo chaps. Just let me know if you need it. Mark

I get those from Weaver Leather. Not sure where else to get them . Mark

Elton Very nice. :You_Rock_Emoticon: Mark

Elton Nice work like how they turned out. looks like your eyes work well I have a time trying to stitch stuff like that. Mark

Josh Well done those turned out very nice and that tooling looks great. glad to see the patterns worked out for you. Keep It up. Mark

Bevan I am not sure how easy it is for you to get chap type leather there but I think a good soft chrome tanned hide will work. I like leather that is about 5oz for most chinks. I have a DVD on how to make chinks that does come with full sized patterns. The DVD runs 49.95 plus Shipping and Handling. You can get them from my web site www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com I hope this helps some. I have never been around roo hide so not sure about how it will work. Mark

Shannan Yes the shot gun chap pattern have the lace in zippers. I did get your order and will send them out the first of next week. We just shipped our cows to summer pasture today so hope to get more shop work done now. We also just got our computer back to working as well. thanks for the order. Mark

I have some of his tools as well and they are well made. I plan to get more of them as well. Mark

shan I have a pattern that I sell that I lace in the zipper as well you can see them at www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com Mark

Tim Nice job on those chinks. I knew they would look great when you got them done. I really like the colors and the way you used it for the back ground. I think you could have done well at the Sheridan Show with those. Mark

Elton those look great. You did a nice job with that carving. Mark

Tim Hey man nice cover you have worked up bet it is a hit. looks like your liking the new tools from Elton. can't wait to see it with a finish. Great job. Mark

Littlelou I sell a pattern pack that has 5 different styles of slobber straps. I also sell other patterns for horse gear, and a DVD on how to make chinks. You can see them at www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com Mark

Flatwatercowboy I sell chink patterns and also have a DVD on how to make them as well that comes with the full sized patterns. they are not square bottom but it is easy to make them that way. You can see them at www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com Hope this will help. Mark

Brent Sell them a new set of leggins. jeans and slick seats don't mix well. Just a thought. Mark

Josh I think they turned out really NICE. I like the way you used a border stamp on them, simple but well done. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the comments on the DVD. I hope to get your patterns to the printer this next week and out to you. Mark

Oldmaster I have some that I can copy off. I sell patterns for other horse gear as well. You can see strap patterns and others at www.cowcampsaddlery.webs.com Mark

I have three stamps made from Delrin. I have one that I bought from Hidecrafters a long time ago that has worked well. It is an oval that is 3/4". I just got one from Jeff at Grey Ghost Graphics that is working well too. It is an oval 1 1/2". I just bought one from Berry King as well that is working very well. It is a square 3/8"x1/2". They are all well made and I paid from 40.00 to 75.00 for them. I would like to have got the steel stamps but was not sure how long I will be living here as we are looking to get a full time shop somewhere. Here are some pictures of the stamps that I have. Mark

Russell Nice work let us see more. Mark

Charlene I do not use a clicker yet I cut everything by hand with a good head knife. I have found that the sharper the knife the better the shape will turn out. I hope this helps you out. I have this pattern that I could sell you to if that would help any. Mark

Bevan I did not hand sew them. I use a Boss stitcher right now but hope to get a Cobra soon. I have a close up here of the concho with the SBA logo on it. Thanks Guys for the comments. Mark