The bard and the top are built to mate with the saddle treebars so it imitates a horses back. The saddle tree sets on the stand in the same position that it would be on a horse, allowing you an easier way to visualize your skirts and rigging line.

Our groover lets you make a small freehand groove for stitching. There are three available sizes.

Montana Edgers were developed to be used on thin leather. They have very narrow toes to allow edging without bumping the toes into the work surface. There are five available sizes.

This plier is a one step tool for tying bleed knots. It both cuts the slot and pulls the mating string back.

Ron’s Edge Rub is a compound that helps speed up hand rubbing edges, so a lot less rubbing is required. The edge can be dyed and oiled without losing it’s hard finish.

Round Edge Edgers give a clean cut without leaving edger tracks. There are eight available sizes.

We use a hardened acme threaded rod to stretch the stirrups. As the leather is stretched, our stretchers are also twisted 30-degrees past 90-degrees.

Straight French Edgers are used for French edging and skiving. There are twelve available sizes.

Tired of gouging the leather as you try to rip out the stitches? Our ripper cuts the stitches not the leather!