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Thanks, could not have asked for better info..... will file this away for future reference. Thanks again Wizcraft.

Pnoned first thing this morning......but somebody got there first Y'a snooze Y'a looze! And your right Tony 2 diff. machine...but those were the pics in the ad, din't really notice in the rush. Anyways, thanks for the reponses.

Somebody has this machine for sale for $150......does anibody know if it's any good for sewing leather. Here are 2 pics.

Impressive work.....you should wright a tutorial on your technics. I'm shure people would love it......specialy the ones who would have the courage to try. Why with the time you must put in to do this work, you probably don't have the time to be writing tutorials. LOL Thanks for showing, very inspiring work..... Setting the bar a little heigher.

Very cool looking......I like the way you did the boards on the buckel. Original look....Great work.

Very nice....love the color, all that lacing. How long did it take you. I guess the stamping took quite a bit of concentration. Anyways Great job.

Very nice dye job on wolf face...brings out details nicely.

That is jaw dropping nice. The lacing gives the effect of snake skin. What would be the time frame on that belt.

You did a really nice job on that skull. It would look great on just about anything. Congrats on your seat.

Yup! everything everybody else said and A+ My son asked for one like that, and I said shure son .......But you'll have to ask Bearman to adopt you first. Stunning work.

Your right, cool effect. That is probably what you would see...if you were to turn and see a bear about to smack you upside the head .

With color, that stool top would really pop. Just google some celtic knot site, you should find some good color schemes.

Nice work, the color ended up real good.

I'm thinking Leon Russel, was pretty much the guy for top hats in the sixtys and seventys and wore them well. Very cool looking, I like it very much. Some kind of conchos stars around the base would be my style. Very nice.

My wife likes that one. The two tone lacing really brings everything together. I guess I will be commissioned to make one of those in the near future. Nicely done.

Thanks for tutorials link Leerwerker. Much apreciated.

Looks real nice,the green matches real well with tank and fender. What did you seal it with. Because I read that some people were having problems with eco-flo runing,color coming thru the sealers they used. Here is the thread. I just bought some for a purse that i'm going to make for my girlfriend. So I would like to know if you had any problems with eco-flo. http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=16217

Gorgeous.Very well done. Is this for a show bike.

Yea the reptile one got me too. Do you mind me asking what tools you used . Realistic effect.

That is one heck of a nice piece of work. What is the time frame on a piece like that. Georgous. I have too many how questions, so I won't even attempt to ask.

Hey! brylcream may not be around to grease up all your pockets anymore, but there shure are a lot of gel and colour products that peoples do put in there hair in these days. So it would probably come in really handy, for a gunked up comb. PS. I heard somebody spotted "Elvis" maibe he knows where to get some brylcream. I may not have anymore hair, but I bet that stuff could put a heck af a shine on my cue ball head.

Love the color, and your lacing always looks so great.

Very nice and swirly, must of been crampsville for the fingers after all that cutting.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. Trav Thank you, Yaklady. Colour Black And kelly green full strenght for the crow and diluted a bit for the knots and resoline finish. Thanks Tom, I've seen your stuff, you do some greaat work. Thanks everybody for taking the time to look and comment. Much appreciated.

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