Two More Bracers

[JohnBarton]

Fantastic work. Very elegant and powerful. Makes me want to have one just to let people know I mean business! I bet the silver was nuts to work with. I use a very little in some logos and it's a pain there. I can imagine doing it over a large area as you did. You have some major patience.

Did you do the tats or is that all work that's on you? Jay Paranich - Tattoosbyjay on here did me a nice one earlier this year that I still need to pay for - (I will hook you up Jay!!!)

Regarding the mess with sanding - get a shop vac or some other vacuum cleaner and make yourself a wide nozzle to place near where you are sanding and it will eliminate a lot of the mess. The other day I did not turn ours on and after three minutes I was covered in leather snow flakes. You should find the quietest vacuum you can though.

Edited August 14, 2010 by JohnBarton

[TomSwede]

Fantastic work. Very elegant and powerful. Makes me want to have one just to let people know I mean business! I bet the silver was nuts to work with. I use a very little in some logos and it's a pain there. I can imagine doing it over a large area as you did. You have some major patience.

Did you do the tats or is that all work that's on you? Jay Paranich - Tattoosbyjay on here did me a nice one earlier this year that I still need to pay for - (I will hook you up Jay!!!)

Regarding the mess with sanding - get a shop vac or some other vacuum cleaner and make yourself a wide nozzle to place near where you are sanding and it will eliminate a lot of the mess. The other day I did not turn ours on and after three minutes I was covered in leather snow flakes. You should find the quietest vacuum you can though.

Thanks John!!!

Tats was made by me onto others Tats are supposed to be my sidegig to leather but we'll see how far i can take it. need to improve on my drawing skills also.

Thanks for tip on vac. cleaner, I will definetly try that, never thought about that you couldn't modify the cleaner into something useful

Tom