Razorhead seat

[Kevin King]

thats some nice tooling work bro.

[Guest]

Roger,

Nice work as always Buddy, whose tools are you using for the backgrounding around your work?

It looks very good.

Dave

Edited September 28, 2007 by David

[Billy P]

Hey Beezer, nice work as always is from you. I have never used the lifters, but am going to start. You give a lot of incentitive (sp) to try more things. One question, how will the lifted parts hold up to being sat on while riding? Is there a chance that it will flatten out from useing it ? I'm just curious, as it sure is nice. Regards Billy P

[shirleyz]

Roger, I love it!!! See, I even used your sunday name.

ShirleyZ

[Roger]

Roger,

Nice work as always Buddy, whose tools are you using for the backgrounding around your work?

It looks very good.

Dave

thanks as always for the compliments!!!

dave.. i am mostly using pebblers from hide crafters. i want to find another pattern and may come up with one myself but, i love my pebblers!

[Roger]

Hey Beezer, nice work as always is from you. I have never used the lifters, but am going to start. You give a lot of incentitive (sp) to try more things. One question, how will the lifted parts hold up to being sat on while riding? Is there a chance that it will flatten out from useing it ? I'm just curious, as it sure is nice. Regards Billy P

thanks billy!!

i made the lifters i have but i do find uses for them.

i don't see much problem with the lifted leather staying. i would think it will flaten out some if and when it gets wet but, some will remain.

while i don't normally use it, i soak the lifted ares with neat-lac a few times to try and stiffen those areas. i have been only using herman oak and it is fairly hard tempered to start with so it holds tooling rather well

[shadow2511]

WOWWWW!! Beeuuttiifulll work!!!!! :w00t:

Edited October 3, 2007 by shadow2511