Montana Edgers:  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. They come in 5 sizes:

Round Edge Edgers:  Round Edge Edgers give a clean cut without leaving edger tracts.  Every tool has a sharpening rod of the appropriate size to aid in maintaining the shape and size of the cutting edge.  They come in 8 sizes:

Straight French Edgers:  Straight French Edgers are used for french edging and skiving.  They come in 12 sizes:

Cantle Binding Trimmers:  We have taken our Straight French Edgers and made a longer shank that allows you to reach under the cantle to trim off the excess binding.   They come in 3 sizes:

Plier Bleeders:  A one step tool for tying bleed knots.  It cuts both the slot and pulls the mating string back.

Verlane's Stitch Ripper:  Tired of gouging the leather as you try to rip out the stitches?  Our ripper cuts the stitches not the leather!

Horn Trimmers:   In one "easy to use" pass they will give you a smooth finished edge.  A sharpening rod is provided.

Groover:  Our groover lets you make a small freehand grove for stitching.

Drawdown Horse:  The pads on the top are made to imitate a horse's back so the saddle tree sets firmly in place. The saddle tree sets on the stand in the same position that it would be on a horse, making it easier to visualize your skirt and rigging line.

The drawdown ratchet can be worked from the front or back. Also, there is no bar to hit your shins. The spring helps maintain tension on your seat strap as you work the seat into place.

The stand features a hydraulic mechanism in the base that allows you to change the height of your work. It has an 7" adjustment from 37" to 44" which saves your back. It also turns, therefore you no longer need to walk around your work.

Cantle Binding Sewing Attachment:  The attachment will tilt the saddle tree up giving you better visibility while sewing the cantle.  Also works well to aid in stamping the cantle and swell cover.

Stirrup Stretcher:   Our stirrup stretchers come in two sizes: 32" or 36" tall. We use a hardened acme threaded rod to stretch the stirrups. As they stretch they are also twisted at 30-degrees past 90 degrees. The pegs at the bottom that the stirrup goes around have been tilted forward 15 degrees thereby stretching the front edge of the stirrup leather longer than the back edge causing the tread of the stirrup to hang parallel to the bottom of your foot as you sit in the saddle relieving strain on the ankles and knees. The block for the top of the stirrup has been kept wide and round so as not to set the break in the stirrup leather where it would go over the bar of the tree. One advantage to the stretcher is it doesn't tie up the draw down and its small enough to hang on the wall out of the way.

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

Rand/Welt Knife: The Rand/Welt knife is a cutting tool designed to level and trim the surface of the heel rand after the sole is glued on. The polished fence or guide prevents damage to the heel cover against which the tool bears while being run against the surface of the rand.