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I have a couple of questions: He mentions that it will penetrate some thin leathers and/or leathers like swede so then does it ever dry to where it won't continuously leech out or do you have to absorb all of the extra dye until it no longer can be absorbed into a cloth? Also, it goes on flat so I'm curious where the shine came from on those holsters, was the leather shiny before the dye was applied or shined up afterwards and how, just buffing?

I appreciate the information/content with these tips and tricks.

Danny what type of tracing film do you use

Thank you for showing this process of making a saddle

I wanted to comment on Denny's text message he said that he received! Don't listen Denny!!! haha I will probably NEVER do a saddle, but I still want to watch! Maybe it will encourage me to give it a shot!

It turned out beautiful!

Thanks a ton🙏

Beautiful sides🦬🐮🐂❤

Thanks so much for showing this whole process 🙏💯👍

I love this project super awesome 💯👍

So do you need to use top grain leather for all this. since you're just scribing most of it off

So neat to see all the processes needed to make a saddle! I am in awe. I look forward to catching up on these

Is there a western saddle pattern for purchase ?

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I love Springfield Leather Co. Great instructional videos, great people, and awesome customer service. If you have leather, you're tossing, I'll take them. I want to make hole plugs out if them.

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I'm glad that you are doing a series on this project. Trying to make a saddle for my daughter. She is always working with horses. I'm taking my time for this project. Thanks for this

im going to love watching this roll on friday(Denny is the goat)

You are the a real pioneer cutting patterns for saddles. I have the 15 inch steel press cutter, a 19 inch- for saddles and all of the side pieces in dies for the cut out. 1925 heavy air press striking the die. You are the man with the know how using a good head knife. Beautiful craftsmanship that you display.

Been watching a few saddle making videos and saddle related stuff trying to learn more about them even though I've only rode about 3 trained trail horses in my life, lol, but what better way to show off your leather crafting skills than making a nice saddle? I want to make one if only to display it somewhere. But my anxiety level trying to make my first one would probably be like when Denny almost cut that piece out where there was a hole in the leather and he calmly says "Oh I almost made a mistake!" I would have probably shook my head and yelled "I ruined it!!!" 😅

What is that twinkling noise in the background?

This is awesome! Looking forward to watching this series of videos 😊

It was great meeting you last Saturday - and going on the tour of Springfield Leather! Great job

Whats the benefit of using head knife vs anither knife

Ive always wanted to make a saddle but i am not a horse person

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Nice job, Stacy! Looks great

This video seems invaluable to me. I am in need of a product to repair football boots (cleats). I guess I will need to look at the Renia site to get info on what primers to use.

Whats an inch?

What leather is that?

Hi ! Could you add a products list ?

Beautiful place

Where do I get a weighted metal ruler like THAT?! :D

What application do you make use of for pattern designs

First off, I just had to look up renaissance pants. It's been a few decades since I've been to one. Those look very comfortable. So thanks for that.

Do you know the cost of your subscription yet. Not on FB. Thanks

@Springfield leather Where did you get the tree? And is there a leather product list for this project

Im subscribed on yall for youtube but dont see how to do a paid subscription??

Do we get a discount to purchase the recorded ones if we subscribe for the live? Or how does that work? Lol

MUCH better lighting! We can see your beautiful face(s)! Thank you!

how do you effectively bevel to the end where the corners are?

Denny needs a raise 🧐

How often do you have saddle classes

Why do some makers CURVE THE BUSCADERO, AND SOME MAKE THEM STRAIGHT?

Secondly the processes of top coating your leather too was also explained throughly. I really dislike resolene as it gives a plastic feel and kills any leather smell plus seals any future option of conditioning leather. I want a level of protection that doesn't take away leather for being leather and it's beauty in its natural state.

This episode was absolutely dynamite folks. Being a European crafter and actually realising the differences between our hides and the states due to tanning process and fibre was brilliantly explained as I've personally experienced it myself.

Good to see Mrs. Denny and Miss GrandDenny!! So she likes Skunks and Flowers....things that smell....

Denny talking about Jim Linnel reminded me of my career mentor. He wanted to teach because he claimed it was the best way to learn and hone skills. he said that students would ask questions that came from a perspective the teacher had never envisioned and that would make them think and learn so they could answer.