Sheridan Style Tooling 

I got a kit containing stamps and a detailed explanation of drawing the pattern, but no explanation of how to use the stamps... so this was incredibly helpful and explains the process in a way that I can now go off and make my own. Thank you!

i would like to thank you guy's for the video's im learning a lot and started useing your techniques and its helped a bunch

Nice to see a fellow lefty work!

Denny, thanks for the class. Too many folks never try Sheridan & treat it like some mystic art. You show It's a matter of skill & practice.

Thank you Denny. Always enjoy learning from you

Man, that was really helpful. Thank you!

Thank you SLC for having these awesome videos! They are truly helpful in many ways.

If you ever get to Sheridan Wyoming go to King Ropes and visit their Leather Museum. I lived there most of my life, and never knew it existed. Then when my Mom died and i had to take care of her affairs, and I went down and visited it one day. I was blown away. They have tons of pieces from Al Stohlman, Don King and many others. I was dumbfounded at the skill that these men have.

Awesome to see another Lefty Mr Denny. I saw a video where Denny did some flower stamping with some vainers and other tools like a mule foot some pear shaders and some others tools. I've been trying to find that video I was wondering if you could do another tutorial, that would be awesome. Thank you very much I appreciate you

Denny, Nice job with the demo. I would love to see more tutorials from you.

Love these videos

As a fellow south paw that's not a hooker and works straight handed you're an accomplished toilet. Denny keep up the good work my friend and blessings on ya. Thanx so much for the shot in the arm. Tell the gang hello. Again blessings on yall

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I enjoyed the pleasant informative video. Thank you, Sir.

Thanks Denny! I'm hooked!

Great job Sir!

thank you very much

Are the steep bevelers available from Springfield and what are the numbers

I enjoy watching/learning from you but the camera has way too much movement and out of focus in focus.

Enjoyed Denny's work, but please get a tripod or something to steady the camera. I got a headache watching!!

Love this video but, just FYI Motor Oil is NOT better than no oil. Petroleum based oil will absolutely degrade vegetable tanned leather fibers over time and sooner rather than later. I have done antique leather conservation to include military leather items from WWI, WWII, & the Vietnam War plus antique Western gun leather. While there are conditioning sprays and waxes that contain mineral type evaporative solvents that will not degrade leather that is not synonymous with applications of motor oil causing no harm. Without getting all "tannery science" technical - just don't do it!