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Really cool! I am giving this a try as soon as I get the material shipped in.

Aight where's the link lol

Sorry but what ??

Hey you can make these on a 3D printer for a significant cost savings. I'd also look into a patent or copyright as your design could be remade.

$150 🤣💩 For that money you could just buy a burnishing machine. Or just wrap some sand paper around a piece of leather and rub it against a piece of wood jfc a sucker is born every minute.

What about hacksaw blades? They are steal and would take an edge well

Can this do 8/9 oz? It would be nice if the tool could be rotated so each corner could do different thicknesses. Very neat piece you have there. Kudos to you!

If you have any machine shops near you they may be willing to give you one of the their used bandsaw blades when they change them. They can also tell you how they would form it to the shape you want.

Tried to find the kickstarter, couldn't. Help, I want one!

were can i buy that ?

I use a lot of soft & thinner leather. How does this work for softer, more pliable leather. I’m imagining it might not be as easy to use due to how much softer the leather is.

Need one! Is there a link I can buy this tool?

I like the ease of use, but $100 for that is a hard sell for me.

I thought most clicker dies were made from steel rule.

Butchers have bandsaws they have Hobart bandsaw boneless blades. These will bend and strong. I think they're just right. Maybe ask the butchers for one that they're going to throw away?

I want one, I'm making a thin leather wallet and this would be perfect!

Is this the tool you working on for 3 years?

Why not heat it first , then bend it , then heat it again and quench it to regain hardness?

Look into old clock springs too!

I'm here because I was really confused by the video title 😅

Check out mini universal benders, they're vice-mounted benders for wire and narrow bar stock. You can get quite good control on the bends but there can be some limitations for more intricate shapes. They're usually around $30-40.

Have a like man, best of luck with your channel. I went looking for good leatherworking tutorials a while back, and couldn't find any good videos to teach an idiot beginner. Would be nice to have more of them on the platform

If you have a blowtorch, you could anneal the saw blade before bending and then re-harden it once you've formed it. As the parts are quite small this would be easy to do.

My god, why don’t you sell these anymore!?!?!

"desk cage" ...that scared me

Hey, that's pretty cool!

Very nice design

thanks for sharing man. Making it adjustable would also be nice if you ever devide to make thse for other people. Over all, nice idea. Would love to try something like that out as well

That's a relatively clean workbench. No empty space on mine, stuff stacked a foot high.

im here for the inspiration to build mine to cut cost for my small scale busniness.. making packagiong for my product and want to cut the box in mass

Seeing the “April 2018” in the title and that you’re referring to in the past tense. What ended up happening to the idea? I checked out your Etsy store to see if it was there or a feature offered on any of the available models but didn’t see it (maybe it’s on The Money Wallet? I read the description but didn’t see mention of it there either)

cool

Looks like a promising idea 👍

Clever idea I will definitely use! Thanks! …d

You can make a vegan version of your wallet as well. It's called a rubber band. I couldn't resist.

Oh wow, I see that this video was made 2 yrs ago, it's quite interesting, but have you done anymore videos pertaining to this type of thing. I was wondering, I have an embosser, I put plastic folders into it, it has awesome imbedded designs on them, I usually made greeting cards & tons of other things, but I am wanting to use my embosser to cut strips of faux leather to make bracelets. So, I won't have to keep cutting them all out with scissors that is taking way too much time, have you ever thought of making something like this? I'd imagine it can't be too thick, as it has to go thru the embosser, please get back to me on this, I'd love to hear back from you about your steel die bender & anything else that you have invented, thanks.

I used to braze large dies for cutting synthetic fabric. Brazing is less prone to cracking than welds and easily melted for repairs (these were high volume production dies for the long-defunct Eden Toy Company). If you make larger dies for heavier cuts a small oxy-acetylene torch is quite handy.

Neat idea!

Do you make custom clicker dies for people? TIA

Turn your two pieces of angle iron around the other way

There is better profit in the tools than there is in the project you are creating!

Have you no die makers in your area who serve the packaging industry with dies for there die presses ? Surely they would knock you some designs up for next to nothing from old stock rule.

Reverse your die on your machine so that your machine is not in the way

hi i am a professional die/knife bender i can produce all shapes and sizes of blade from 23.80-100mm high blade if this is any help to anyone

I had to go to a Canadian belt buckle company just to get a silver buckle made. American companies have became delusional with all the government handouts. These days you have better results making your own dies yourself! In my leather Hobbie I use a 3ton press and a hydrolic press to do some of my leather work. I am not spending thousands on a machine that a simple harbor freight 2 hundred dollar press will do.

Quizás es muy obvio lo que diré pero creo que tú troquel cortara más fácilmente si le sacas filo. Excelente aporte para quienes queremos hacer nuestros propios troqueles.

I assume life took over and prevented you from making more videos about this, but it would be really great to see any progress you may have made even if it's only in a short or two. Regardless, thanks for making this video!

Piece of advice when using an angle grinder or circular saw never wear gloves like that. They will get snagged/caught on the blade and drag your entire hand in there and will do so with such force you can’t pull it out on time due to the gloves being pretty strong. I know people who have lost their hand and fingers from an accident like that.

You do realize you need to heat treat the dies right? I definitely don’t think this is good enough for leather.

thanks for good instruction video. i have a question about cutting blade. where did you buy the cutting blade for clicker die? i can't find any sotre to buy it.