stitch 08:01 PM 02-11-2009
Well, a few people inquired about the cigar cases I make,
I'm starting to make them again, It's been a while.
The one here is the case I use, it's a few years old and quite simple.
I also do the slip top type.
Tooling options are many as well as old west floral carving and basket weave.
I haven't made many in while ... What do you all think ..
Should I put them on my web site ?? I'll post more as I make a few.
:-)
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s15driftking 08:03 PM 02-11-2009
that is a great idea for 2 reasons.
1. people always want something custom handmade that's different from what everyone else has.
2. Yours are much better looking an unique, and can be made to size (i assume)
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I would be interested in seeing some styles and prices...
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Kreth 08:05 PM 02-11-2009
Originally Posted by Volt:
I would be interested in seeing some styles and prices...
:-)
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Wolfgang 08:05 PM 02-11-2009
Chompers 08:08 PM 02-11-2009
That's pretty cool!
Let us know about prices and sizes(like the rest said)
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ChicagoWhiteSox 08:09 PM 02-11-2009
Yes. Put them on your website. That case looks really cool.
:-)
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groogs 08:20 PM 02-11-2009
That looks great, I would love to see some of the options.
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physiognomy 08:49 PM 02-11-2009
Originally Posted by stitch:
... What do you all think ... Should I put them on my web site ??
Yes, please do... Nice looking case for sure!
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ucla695 06:35 AM 02-12-2009
Nice work! Gotta like something that's custom made.
:-)
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ahc4353 06:44 AM 02-12-2009
Looks great Jeff. One question, is the inside smooth or the rough leather?
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fissure 07:56 AM 02-12-2009
Absolutely Jeff! Any idea on a rough price range? Would definitely be interested.
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papajohn67 07:56 AM 02-12-2009
Jeff I always figured you were a talented guy. What else can you expect from a former Marine who lives in the mountains. Beautiful work!!
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stitch 11:05 AM 02-12-2009
Thanks for the positve comments everyone!
To answer a few questions ... I make them in several sizes based on RG and cigar length, PC, Corona, Robusto ...Ect.
They are made out of Oak tanned skirting leather split to about 4oz
The inside is "rough" leather, BUT do to the splitting and the fact that I rub out the back side it's actually quite smooth.
Prices work out from between $30. for a simple one like mine, $35. for a basket weave or cross hatch and $55. for floral carving
Those prices include shipping in the US
A Calf lining could be added to the case on request, it would add about $10. to the total cost.
I'm working my butt off on several more today to try and get mor examples posted ...And due to the fact that my web site was Built, and is maintained by ME ... And ME has four saddles in repair and 12 custom gun rigs on the bench ... I'm Waaaay behind on getting the site updated.
If you want you can go to
http://www.mountainhomeleather.com
Click on the "Contact us" and email me directly if you have any questions.
Thanks again for all nice comments ya'all.
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ahc4353 11:07 AM 02-12-2009
TripleF 11:21 AM 02-12-2009
Now that's some cool handmade stuff right-there. I'll keep a close eye on this thread.
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Buena Fortuna 11:24 AM 02-12-2009
Sahhhhweeeeet! I'm saving what I would be spending on S-CHIP for one of these!
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stitch 01:27 PM 02-12-2009
Ok, Maybe THIS link to my site will work! ...
http://www.mountainhomeleather.com
Also... Let me know if the pricing seems ok, I need that input as well.
It's been a while since I made many of these and I need to know if my pricing is in line.
Thanks for your input !
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scoot 03:16 PM 02-12-2009
The pricing seems very fair as the ones from Xikar are, iirc, around the same price or a bit more expensive than the price you gave for the simpler designs.
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