Showing posts with label tooling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tooling. Show all posts

Thursday, March 13, 2014

Holsters

Here are some styles of our Holsters that we make for toy pistols. These sell for $30. Includes the toy pistol.


 Below: Med Brown with Basket Weave Tooling

 Below: Natural Oiled with Small Tri-Basket Weave

Below: Natural Oiled with Silver Small Spots


Below: Medium Brown Stain with Small Brass Spots

Friday, May 4, 2012

Birthday Calendar

Here is a Birthday Calendar that I carved for my parents. It has everyone's birthdays and anniversaries listed under each month. 
 I mounted it on a 1/2 in piece of pine plywood with brass tacks. 
 I free-hand carved the name and flowers.
 Since my dad is a blacksmith, he made some custom hooks and wire to hang it with.  The Reed family is really big, and there is a little bit of room left on the month's still. 

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Custom Toy Pistol Holsters

These holsters were a custom order in my etsy shop.

The following holster is available in my shop. It has a large basket weave tooling.


Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Dad's Chinks

Here is a pair of chinks that I made for my dad.


I used dark chocolate leather and brass conchos.


These are the custom horseshoe buckles that my dad made for the chinks. Custom buckles are avalible on request.









Front exposed pocket. $25 to add to chinks or chaps.




I used the medium diamond basket tooling.








Call for prices as a pair of chinks can be customize in many ways.
These are full custom and will run around $375.




Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Nich's Chaps




The pocket has his initals N P K on the top.











I built this pair as slip-ons for him.




This is the tooling that he choose. The medium diamond basket #2.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Texas-Style, Slip-on Chaps

I made these chaps in September so Sam could compete in the Taylor Ranch Rodeo. He already had a pair he uses when he rides that are longer and heavier, and didn't want to be running around the arena in his heavy clunckers. (I'll post some pictures of thoses later) His team members eventually dropped out on him so he only wore them for the wild-cow-riding event.

Now these pair are rough-out, if you can't tell. It makes it easier to slip on when the smooth is in the inside of the chaps against your pants...They also have a front and back buckle on them for better adjustment.


We put an external pocket on them. You can fit your whole fist in them or even a small pistol. Now the pocket is smooth out so it is double rough leather in the inside of the pocket, to make sure that nothing falls out too easy (plus I like the contrasting colors on the front).




The ring that we put on is to hold his piggin-strings on, cause you never know when you need to tie up something. The concho is an old coin. Theres one on both sides. It is the start of the leather strap. Now all of these extras are optional. Call for pricing on extras.






Heres the old-time tooling that I added. Tooling is also an extra add-on.