Marty

This is only my 3rd post but I've been checking out all the other post for a while. I have searched a couple of times but have not seen any post on the Green Country boot and/or saddle program. I'm in the Military right now but I'm thinking about getting out before I get to old. Ken N. got me hooked on leather work and now all I want to do is get out and start my training. I see a lot of post for short schools but I want to learn everything. The big question is "has any one here gone to the Green Country school." If you have, how did it work out for you? Next, does anyone know of another school here in the US. or is there a shop out there that qualifies for the VA. training program? One more thing I'd like to say about is the VA. program from above. To all the shop owners out there, if you qualify for the program you can get free help for year. Looking forward to hearing from everyone, Marty

I went with the boss, which I bought from one of the member. I did some research on my own, reviewed all the input from everyone here and I feel like I made a good choice. I would like to thank everyone for thier advice. Marty

Hey folks, I'm looking for advice on a machine. I'm in the military and living on a ship, so I don't have a lot of space. I would like a machine for making knive sheathes, gun holster and gear for my wifes horses. I also do some motorcyle gear for friends and myself. I usually hand sew because quality and reliability is more important than being pretty. The only machine I have looked at that meets the space requirement seems to be the boss, but I'm looking for options. Yes, money is an issue because I'm poor and I'm not really making money off my project. Thank you for any information, and experence, Marty

Just wondering if you still have the tippmann?