B. Cooper Dalhart is a man that succeeded where most of us failed – he paid attention in shop class. As opposed to making tables and bowls (and not the type you give to your grandmother), he chose to weld and eventually turned his passion into a successful career. Now when he’s not working for a high-end lighting manufacturer he’s making unique belt buckles (keys, wrenches, lightning bolts) that make us want to do the unthinkable – mess with Texas.
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