Leather Work

[jeemes 4,476]

Yes I use saddlers copper rivets. I think they are the strongest mate.

[jeemes 4,476]

All you need is these 2 tools and a hammer to pean the end over.

[low plains drifter 10,365]

2 hours ago, jeemes said:

Yes I use saddlers copper rivets. I think they are the strongest mate.

 

 

[jeemes 4,476]

22 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

 

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[low plains drifter 10,365]

23 hours ago, jeemes said:

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They look good, there was an American talking about not using them on his stirrups as they won't break away if a rider gets hung up, I'll give them a go

[low plains drifter 10,365]

11 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

They look good, there was an American talking about not using them on his stirrups as they won't break away if a rider gets hung up, I'll give them a go

I'm not making stirrups though lol

[jeemes 4,476]

Haha I didnt think you was mate, you can get brass type ones aswell but they are American and you have to get them from Tandy I think. They are harder to work with and you dont gain strength, its just a different look.

[sussex 5,777]

Just received these belts made by Jeemes , there was three of them but my brother claimed one before I had time to get a picture ...worth the 5 week wait it took for Spanish postal servis to get them here ..super quality , fabulous job ..the red one is buffalo leather and was my brothers first choice , but as I was paying I got to choose first , his one was a dark brown with yellow stitching ..

 

Many thanks ...well pleased ! 

[jeemes 4,476]

Thanks mate, this ones your brothers. Im very glad you liked them, especially after the long wait

[jeemes 4,476]

strong long (6ft) terrier lead. Brass is solid and from Walsall same as leather. its 3 pieces of leather

[jeemes 4,476]

Bridle leather belts with Pheasants....London tan and Oak bark.

Edited June 27, 2020 by jeemes
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[low plains drifter 10,365]

2 hours ago, jeemes said:

Bridle leather belts with Pheasants....London tan and Oak bark.

They're nice mate, I was thinking about belt buckles with gamebirds etc on them

How does the oak bark leather compare in price to the thick veg tan ?

 

[jeemes 4,476]

It is more expensive. I cant remember how much exactly, you have to ring them and the boss gives a price. The Oak bark is very slow to process I think and thats why its more. If you want a small amount to try I might be able to help.

[low plains drifter 10,365]

11 hours ago, jeemes said:

It is more expensive. I cant remember how much exactly, you have to ring them and the boss gives a price. The Oak bark is very slow to process I think and thats why its more. If you want a small amount to try I might be able to help.

Thanks for the offer mate, but I've got a lot of veg that'll keep me busy for a good while, then I'll probably start looking into trying some other leathers 

 

[low plains drifter 10,365]

3/4 inch terrier collar, oxblood red with white stitching and solid brass fittings