Where do u gwt ur stack of leather

That is absolutely beautiful ❤️

Love that design. Might have to try something similar 😁

Beyond handy tools, a creative artisan mind makes it all come together and a pleasure to watch. Thanks.

Neat tools! That first one will cover a lot of ground in a hurry 😄

Good Day! What do you think of the old leather stamping tools? _Bruce

Art very fun to watch

Sweet post. Amazing Bruce

Saludos

Nice to see ya sparking and arching Bruce. Great camera work. Blessings on you guys. As ever just Tom

Impressive 😊

Just curious why RG-60? For that being clean pin steel, why not use 70s-2 probably much better results that way. Cleaner, and a lot more solid. Just food for thought. PS: I've probably answered my own question to you, being probably on a farm rg60 and 45 is more than likely laying all around the shop for oxygen acetylene welding. 70s-6 and 70s-2 are essentially their equivalents more or less for TIG, the rod is supercheap. I think you'll like it a lot more.

Thanks for watching this video clip in the bit and spur making shop. Bruce and Landon

Where is it now? I was told Sam Rose, Matlock's got all of his tack, but now Sam is gone also. Just curious

One of the most helpful and useful videos I've found and I think making a sheath like this is much more useful than what I see other doing

Thank you, sir.

They're handy as a pocket on a shirt.

Merci Bruce !

Looks like she's gonna work just fine.

Mr. Cheaney, your eye to brain to hand coordination, is simply amazing, it seems like you are more of a machine, than man at times, but, I do appreciate you showing the booboos and how to fix them. It gives us rookies a feeling, that we may have a chance to aspire to your level someday. As always, great video, keep them coming. Thank you

Bruce, nice tool review and collection. I hope you have a great week!

Always fun to watch. Encouraging me to go practice 😊

Actually took the old black sheath apart and it took two tries to get this one made. lol Thanks for watching this twenty second short! _Bruce

Thanks, Bruce. Great that you are sharing your knowledge. I appreciate it.

I feel lucky, I found an old set for sale in Canada. I love them.

Art, my friend, just plain art masking as a function.

I think it's really cool Bruce, that you are using the same tools your dad used. It's living proof that good tools well cared for can be around for multiple generations.

Those tools looked similar to my jr high shop class about 1966. No telling how old they really go back. A kid with a barrel knife can oops real easy and cut clean through the project.

Muchas gracias 👍

Good to see ya

Wonderful. Absolutely Wonderful.

Too pretty for me to ride. If matlock was still alive he would darn sure ride it. Great work Bruce. Blessings to ya Ole Son. As ever just Tom

Too nice to get dirty!

Beautiful work as always BC!🔥🔥🔥

Bavo!!!

What type of leather is that or where can I get it??? Is it a Latigo just a different color than burgundy?

I think you should be using the ball part of the hammer to spread out the stump instead of the flat side.

that coller is fire

Thank you for making this video

Cool video of the tools you use! I like to follow along and I see you use the ones shown quite frequently. Great educational video! Have a great day and please keep the videos coming! A big fan! Colin

Will it work for left handed person

Four leather tools I like and use all the time. This is a quick look at my tools and how I use them. Your comments are welcome! Thanks for watching. _Bruce

Beautiful work.

Very nice

Always impressive

Some of my leather carving art. A great way to hone your tooling and carving leather designs / ideas. Please comment, like and subscribe. Thanks _Bruce

I think you have some of the best decorative cuts there is.

I love all your work. Thank you for sharing with us. Hello from Idaho!

Nice work Bruce. Great music too. Blessings to ya Ole Son. As ever just Tom

Very nice