releif buckle and conchos

castagnos&s

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These are some buckles that I made to match a bit for a customer. They are 12g. steel with a three quarter inch hole. The conchos are 16g. sterling the round one is 2.75" the diamond is 2.5 x 3 and the spade about 3x3. Thanks for looking, Mike
 

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eastslope

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Those are very nice. I like how the scrolls don't have a wriggled backbone and how you just use the liner to finish the backbone on the ends of the scrolls. Or maby I am all wrong and you can straighten me out. Very unique and nice. Thanks for posting. Greenhorns like me need all the good examples of western we can find. Seth
 

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Nice work. You have inspired me. I am going to try to make a buckle like that. I like it.
 

castagnos&s

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First of all a thank you to everyone that wrote me. Aparently not to many people were interested so i appreciate your kind words. Seth I usually draw my scrolls in and thencut my bright cuts and liner cuts. Some times I will go around the backbone where it doesnt touch any borders or cap cuts and run a square graver around it to fill in, but not much deeper than the liner if at all. mack have a go at it they're pretty simple to do and they pay good. Mike
 

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