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push the button to close in the middle of the ipad screen, really? I don't think that a good idea.

You got a clicker yet?

Horrible horrible horrible videos

This just happened to me! Amazing tarpon footage ruined!

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Hi. I just installed a similar unit on my zero turn (doesn't have the blower). The issue I'm having is the left bin fills up first, the middle a little and almost nothing in the right bin. Any ideas on how to fix that?

I had to find a local niche and focus on that. My niche is firefighter gear. I was trying to make dog collars and wallets when one of my friends on the FD hit me up about a radio strap. Now that’s my bread and butter.

thank you

Good video. I live on three acres and own a B2650. I have a 1000" driveway and use my three point 60" snowblower all winter and the land plane in the summer. I have a grapple for logging my property (as well as my 40 acre hunting land not far away), the 60" roto-tiller for our green fields, the stump bucket for everything from removing stumps, digging holes for new trees, and I have even used it to dig a trench for a French drain and a trench to divert my gutters to drain to my pond. My brother lives down the road and bought the BX with a center mower deck and wished he had went with larger B with a center deck. In the summer the 2650 spends most of it's time at my sons where he uses it for his huge garden to till and he even has a disk bedded for the three pt. This is a highly versatile tractor!

Man i appreciate your honesty and for what its worth your bags were good

100$ per hour plus materials

Facts 😢

Ah man you made me laugh!!!! Thank you😅

It’s been some time now you made this video, have you modified anything to make the mower stop throwing out all that stuff? First year with my more. I have a little different setup than you but the same problem. I also mow the same way you do to get everything picked up. And I was going to use a mud flap to see if I could deflect more of it back into the mower.

Dude…. For only being 7 months in, and selling what sounds to be a minimal amount of products, you’re about 10x or more better equipped with tools than I am…. You have a dedicated shop and some seriously high dollar investment type productivity based tools when you’re still trying to figure out what type of leather to use on your projects. You have a sewing macuhine. You don’t need a sewing machine. You could easily hand stitch everything you produce without negatively impacting production. Hell, there are legit established leather rafters out there who sell products in a dozen or so countries and stock remade catalog items to service incoming orders, and have sold millions of dollars worth of merchandise over the years who hand stitch everything and don’t own a sewing machine. You’ve got snap presses that cost hundreds with all the dies and supplies etc. they give you a little steel anvil plate and a setting tool for free when you buy a box of snaps…. If you’re cranking out hundreds, or even dozens of small products to fill corporate orders, then yes tools like these that can be seen as assets, are useful and worth the investment if they cut production time in order to turn profit. But if you’re using these things because it’s easier when knocking out single products now and then when there’s a cheap or even free manual alternative, you should be “paying your dues” and doing these things by hand. If you don’t have the base skills to do things by hand, you’re going to have a rough time if you’re only able to produce product if you use the fancy expensive equipment. Hell, I make a lot of the tools I use. They may not be quite as refined or perform flawlessly but they get the job done. And I know that honing my skills and reaching a level where I can make something beautiful using something ugly and homemade, I’ll always have that skill and won’t ever be reliant upon fancy shortcuts. Don’t overthink and slow down…stop getting ahead of yourself.

Sorry you're lonely😢. I am too!😂😂😂

Curious if you had to do anything else to the front regarding the shocks and sag. I'm getting ready to have one of these installed and am considering some beefier springs/shocks. Thanks...

I use duck tape to hold my ducks in a row.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I'm still playing & just getting to know leather, the tools, what goes into making the final product, etc. It is a VERY time consuming activity! And not cheap! One thing which I did not hear you give much thought, is your market or target customer. Its a given that a LOT of people will not be able to afford anything big & hand made. So perhaps, aim at a more niche market. Those bags you showed are beautiful and worth a significant amount to someone. A huge amount of defining a business is finding the clients who can and are willing to pay for your creations... All the best!

Hey Gary. How have you been? Been away from UA-cam. Moved to sunny Florida. Things have been crazy. Mugs looks great!

Nice looking cups Gary 👍🏻🙂🙋🏼‍♂️

Very cool! I think you've now become a laser-wizard! I know those nurses will love them 😎👍

This is so cool, Gary. Love it!

Damn, those came out awesome buddy! 👌 have a great weekend Gary!

I went with the self tapping screw route. Made it so much easier.

Looks great, Gary!

You're kicking ass buddy! Awesome watching this take off for you! That laser is sweet 👍😎

I'm sure your customer will appreciate you delivering and the gift shirt! Definitely how you keep customers coming back 👍 glad you're enjoying it buddy 😎

Thats awesome Gary! Hell I'm pumped up for you to get your new machine.. enjoy it buddy! 😎👍

It took you 4.4 hours per bag, so if it cost you, say, 60 dollars in materials and you wanted to make 25 an hour(pretty low for a leatherworker but livable), a random formula of doubling material cost plus 10% would give you 132 dollars plus your 110 for labor so you would sell that bag for 242 dollars if you wanted to live off of that(round up to 250), which is actually a low cost for a quality leather bag that will last years. You have to sell the value, not the product. If someone wants to buy something, they have to see the value in it to even consider it. So you would sell them a bag that lasts 15 years for 250, or they could spend 50 every 2 years on a bag from the store that needs replaced more often and doesn't look as nice and they will end up spending 375 for worse products that get thrown away over the same amount of time. Spending more on quality things that save money in the long run is why people buy leather goods. The people who scoff at the price don't understand the concept of quality and buy cheap everything their whole lives.

Terrible video get to the point!

After about 14 years, I finally installed one of these puppies on my BX-25. Best money ever spent and terrific piece of mind now when you go bush whacking.

Thanks for the video. Appreciate your efforts

Kicking butt! Hats look great Gary, happy holiday weekend buddy 😀 👍

I'm not sure it could have died in a more inconvenient spot! Ughhh buddy

That's sweet buddy! How are you liking the Sig? I've been eyeballing them, but can't seem to give up my M&P Shield 🤷🏻‍♂️

Looks great buddy! Hypnotic to watch 👍

I live in the country and ride my ranger on road with mud tires but ready to have it street legal.

Not just duct tape but gorilla duct tape Red Green on steroids

Hey Gary!! Great to see a video. Wow!! You been busy! Looks terrific! Thanks for the shoutout, that was a fun to hear. I’ve got five more things for another video and hope to have it published by the end of the month. *Keep on tractoring!*

What video do you use to film these videos ?

Awesome job Gary, it looks amazing 👍🏻

A lot of work, but looks nice... You get to enjoy it next summer :)

Wow Gary, you've definitely been busy! Hopefully once the hard pack is spread, you can sit back and ENJOY! I know you're feeling whooped right now, but that project turned out great! Looks awesome! Good to see you buddy, take care 👍😎

Place is looking great, Gary. That was quite a project you tackled there. That Tiki Bar is going t be great for having a few drinks. I was wondering where you had gone to. Nice to have you back.

Oddly I’ve just got some blue stuff in a bulk buy. About half 3/4 of a hide I can’t think of a project for. I know there’s something amazing in there so I don’t want to waste it on little things. What came of yours?

What’s the total cost of supplies to build a purse and white is your asking price? That way we can calculate your hourly rate I would like to know thank you.

Dude I have the same football, and it cost me 120 dollars😂

Does burnishing the back side of the leather with this stuff and a piece of glass cause the leather to stretch? As I have a piece I'll be making where I'll punch slits for pyramid spots and cut it out, dye it. And then burnish the back side of the leather with this stuff, but the leather can't stretch any as then the pyramid spots wouldn't fit in the precut slits. I'd be cutting the slits first instead of after the piece is all dyed. Though I might could just dye the backside and then burnish it. Then punch the slits from the top and then dye the top part later and cut the outside out later.

Looks awesome Gary! Glad to see you're still kicking butt 👍 have a safe and happy 4th buddy 😎👍🇺🇸