DieselTech

Looks good Stew. Nice work! Lot of color there.

Ok thanks. I appreciate it. Lol I got to look I may have bought it.

Nice work on them sheaths. Them are nice! If you don't mind what background tool did you use with the oak leaf? Beautiful knives! Thanks.

Yeah that top 3/8 size stamp set is 1 I've been wanting for a while now. There is bunch of his stamps I want. Or if it's not that stamp it's 1 similar to it. Maybe later this year!

Nice work. They look great!

Nice looking machine. I think if you back press on your pedal it will stop the needle in the up position. What will the techsew 2750 handle thread size? Thanks.

I think the thread zapper ll is the better of the models offered. I heard the tips can eventually burn up. But replacement tips are available.

Nice work. Looks beautiful. Gotta love that Buttero leather!

Also another thing about bbq is it's messy. So I would want some type of leather that is easy to clean up.

Nice work! I like them. I always tie my end off around the bobbin. But that gets to be a PITA everytime switching bobbins. Great work. Them look handy.

Thanks I appreciate it. I'll see if I can run them tools down.

Nice work! Beautiful rig! It looks great!

Nice work! It looks great! May I ask what back grounding stamp you used around your oak leaf? Thanks.

That's Classy & sexy all the way around! Nice work!! You do some awesome work.

Here is my arsenal of beating tools!

Yeah after going to a tapered head poly maul, I've had less slips/mis-strikes when tooling. Yeah I need to mill some lines in my cheapy poly maul. I can't believe just how much the lines/knurling helps with slips/mis-strikes.

Looks good. Nice work. Color combo looks great together.

I got a 16oz Owden I like for various tooling, it's a tapered poly maul. I wish I would have started with a tapered head maul. They are more relaxing to me while tooling. I also got a 24oz Barry king straight head poly maul, for doing makers stamp, letter stamps, & such. Really like it too. Then I got a Zhongjiang 12oz tapered poly maul that I do most of my tooling with. To me it's my favorite for detail work & it just feels right while using it for extended periods. Lol I also got 1 of them 10.6oz blue light specials, as you could say, that I done a ton of tooling with & still use it for my beveling.

They look great!!! Wish I was that frog, all laid back! Taking it easy!!!

Sorry to hear the bad news. May he live on thru his post's on the forum.

That's Dang Sexy! Nice work. Beautiful folder. I'm hoping to get some machinery next year, so I can try my hand at making a folder. If I wasn't strapped for cash at the moment, I would be putting down a down payment to get my name on the list. Stunning work.

Looks awesome. Nice work!!! Beautiful setup. Love the tool work.

That hand stitched chain stitch looks great. Really makes your project Pop! Looks nice. Thanks.

Nice work it looks great! What is the stitching called showing on the front of the sheath? Thanks. Classy setup!

Another fastner you might look into. Is the LOXX fasteners. Idk if you can use something like them. But they sure are nice.