Whacha Been Up To......

[Horsewright]

Is there anything cooler than a Tool Roll? I don't think so
Simple affairs as usual:

The one in the middle is still just glued together.

Very cool, thanks for posting! What leather is that?

 

[kobold]

Very cool, thanks for posting! What leather is that?

It is very soft and pliable, but still strong (its pretty hard to push a needle through it) It should be cow, but not sure. It is not PU coated, because NF oil permeates it freely?

 

[Horsewright]

It is very soft and pliable, but still strong (its pretty hard to push a needle through it) It should be cow, but not sure. It is not PU coated, because NF oil permeates it freely?

Nice looking stuff for sure.

Nichole finished off a couple of more her Canvas and Leather totes:

These are canvas lined with another pocket inside:

Leather used is water buffalo.

 

[cudgee]

Thought all you cowboys and cowgirls might like this, it is a painting of the old Frontier Pioneers i copied out of True West magazine. I just liked it.

 

[000Robert]

Nice looking stuff for sure.

Nichole finished off a couple of more her Canvas and Leather totes:

These are canvas lined with another pocket inside:

Leather used is water buffalo.

Nichole does beautiful work!

 

[Horsewright]

Thought all you cowboys and cowgirls might like this, it is a painting of the old Frontier Pioneers i copied out of True West magazine. I just liked it.

Very cool! I've often thought about making a saddle horn loop for carrying a rifle like the second guy is using. Problem is these days most saddle horns are very big compared to what they were back then. Haven't figured out the geometry yet.

Little known fact. I was voted True West magazine's Best Living Western Knife Maker of 2009, by the subscribers. Got the plaque out in the shop.

Nichole does beautiful work!

Thank you sir! Those totes have proven pretty darn popular! heck she's in there making another and I'm here typing!

 

[cudgee]

Haven't figured out the geometry yet.

You'll figure it out, a man of your ability.

I was voted True West magazine's Best Living Western Knife Maker of 2009, by the subscribers

And why wouldn't you be. The readers are very good judges.

heck she's in there making another and I'm here typing!

You better get back out into your workshop. Have a good one.

 

[Horsewright]

You'll figure it out, a man of your ability.

And why wouldn't you be. The readers are very good judges.

You better get back out into your workshop. Have a good one.

Nah I’m making dinner. Thanks!

 

[harronek]

Started my first knife related project in quite a few years.
To scared to post pics just yet in case it doesn’t work out the way I want it to
Looking back through this thread There is some outstanding work by all contributors

 

[Wyo Coyote]

Thought all you cowboys and cowgirls might like this, it is a painting of the old Frontier Pioneers i copied out of True West magazine. I just liked it.

Looks a lot like Flat Top mountain from my neck of the wood (Wind River Mountains, Wyoming).

 

[cudgee]

Looks a lot like Flat Top mountain from my neck of the wood (Wind River Mountains, Wyoming).

You do live in a most beautiful part of the world.

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

A dead ringer for Flat Top Mountain for sure. Looks a lot like Chief Mountain up along the Rocky Mountain front.

 

[cudgee]

A dead ringer for Flat Top Mountain for sure. Looks a lot like Chief Mountain up along the Rocky Mountain front.

 

[Lorien]

I'm going to try and do up 18 sheaths, never done it before- should be interesting

 

[Wyo Coyote]

A dead ringer for Flat Top Mountain for sure. Looks a lot like Chief Mountain up along the Rocky Mountain front.

Sure does. Dang!

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

I've been working on belts a lot lately, finished up a Giveaway and made some for my kids. The gunslinger stitch is slowly becoming more natural with practice. Here's the colors my son (6) picked out for his.

 

[cudgee]

Here's the colors my son (6) picked out for his.

Classy Kid.

 

[duramax]

I've been working on belts a lot lately, finished up a Giveaway and made some for my kids. The gunslinger stitch is slowly becoming more natural with practice. Here's the colors my son (6) picked out for his.
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Very nice !!!!!

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Finished up the Giveaway I did for a 1-1/4" ladies belt.

 

[Comprehensivist]

^ You got it dialed in John. That is some solid craftsmanship. I foresee this being a popular product line for Redmeadow Knives if you choose to take orders for these.

Phil