What Leather are you Totin Today .

The chap leather parts vary from 3 to 5 oz and the veg tan (including the horsehide) was split to about 4-5 oz. Thanks.
 
Very prophetic Ken. Put those card wallets on the website and sold 4 the first day.
 
Horsewright said:
Very prophetic Ken. Put those card wallets on the website and sold 4 the first day.
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As soon as I saw those I knew that they would appeal to people , because I know how similar wallets have really taken off and become must have items for many people .
Card wallets also adhere to my love of simplicity motto and I have been using one that was given to me for a few months now .
This brand has become huge in the EDC world of urban based people , its a real success story .



Ken
 
Copper conchos are real nice and wallets are great and they will be a bigger hit if you sell them with those folded twenties:)
 
Just finished these up and shipped them. Border stamped and tooled with a brand. This set is lined with 4 to 5 oz California belt latigo. Got tired of splitting that bridle leather and bought a side of belt latigo for lining. The top parts are 7/8 oz Herman Oak.

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Roughout keeps on rolling out of this shop. One of my Rangeflap holsters (and for you gun guys a really cool one, three screw Ruger flattop Blackhawk in .44 spcl). Initials are stamped on the flap, then bevelled in and dyed to look like a brand. I was a little nervous dyeing the roughout this way, I was afraid of the roughout fuzzies wicking the dye out but it wasn't much of a problem.

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Horsewright, what tools did you use to bevel the initials, that looks incredible! the center of each stamp stays even and smooth. I've tried to get that effect for a while, with really poor results. rtmind/randy
 
Barry King checkered bevelers sizes 0, 1, 2 and 3. Thanks.
 
Yeah very cool thread glad this was bumped! I'll have to start posting some images here
 
Horsewright said:
Thanks for bumping this up Gary. Miss ol Ken's and Anthony's participation here. Great thread and very elegant work on that sheath.



Love seeing some life on stuff!
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G’day Dave ,
I still check in and keep up with whats going on , but dont really have much to offer to the conversations these days .
I have dusted off the tools a few times , and enjoy it when I do .
I made my daughter a Purse/ Clutch thingy for a Special occasion she was going to , and was secretly proud when she recieved multiple compliments and offers to buy it .
Hope all is well with you and yours , and the grass is green and the troughs full to overflowing.

Ken
 
harronek said:
G’day Dave ,
I still check in and keep up with whats going on , but dont really have much to offer to the conversations these days .
I have dusted off the tools a few times , and enjoy it when I do .
I made my daughter a Purse/ Clutch thingy for a Special occasion she was going to , and was secretly proud when she recieved multiple compliments and offers to buy it .
Hope all is well with you and yours , and the grass is green and the troughs full to overflowing.

Ken
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Good deal Ken! Thats always cool when special projects work out great like that. Yeah we're having a great year 39.26"s of rain. Loving it.
 
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