Members nobearsyet Posted July 7, 2009 Author Members Report Posted July 7, 2009 Ground seat is done, now on to the skirts and cantler back, any suggestions Quote I really need to learn what I'm doing, then maybe I won't make too many more mistakes. But then again people have always told me I am over ambitious.
Bob Posted July 7, 2009 Report Posted July 7, 2009 you may want to post a picture of your ground work. The shape maybe OK, but you may not have cut a hand hole yet and or stirrup leather slots. Those take alot of care to do correctly. Then cover the edge of the hand hole Quote Bob Goudreault www.kamloopssaddlery.com
Members nobearsyet Posted July 20, 2009 Author Members Report Posted July 20, 2009 I got the ground seat done, wound up going with a full seat instead of the half seat I was going to do because I didn't want ot use a metal strainer for my first seat, that was a lot of work, took me a couple days to get it all shaped. THe stirrup leather slots are already cut, as is the handhold hole. So to recap so far I've got the groung seat, gullet, and cantle back covered. I'm fixing to start the jockeys and skirts and all of the other stuff, then I think it's about time for sheepskin and a horn wrap isn't it? Quote I really need to learn what I'm doing, then maybe I won't make too many more mistakes. But then again people have always told me I am over ambitious.
Members nobearsyet Posted July 27, 2009 Author Members Report Posted July 27, 2009 Sorry I've been gone for so long from my little tutorial here folks, here's the progress, it's done, I ended up buying a book, it turned out pretty good. I am going to do another one as one of my buddies saw my finished product and insists he has to have one, well, he's a videographer by trade s oI cut him a deal, I said I'd do it for the cost of the parts if he'd videotape and edit for the folks here, soon to come, a complete, free, online video saddle making tutorial. Stay tuned, this might take a couple months Quote I really need to learn what I'm doing, then maybe I won't make too many more mistakes. But then again people have always told me I am over ambitious.
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