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Bur if you soak your leather in water before burning, you will have less smoke and less burn marks. Then you can scrub and rinse it with a toothbrush and plain water.

Most of these hand tools have a technique to using them. Try to keep the snap setter at a proper 90 degree angle when you are striking it. Also, make sure the post om your snap isn't too long.

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Please contact me on Facebook or Instagram @bigstacksshop and send me a message with your email. I'll be happy to send them directly to you.

@pennyrobinson4266 Thank you very much.

@TomCross945 Belts and keychains were the most popular. Keep in mind you have to be able to make them efficiently so you don't drown in your labor costs. Practice will help you become more efficient, and if they look good you can sell your practice pieces.

@emirrp Exactly! Great filler which will break down over time.

@shoxdanger Dor sure, leather is expensive. - even crappy leather isn't cheap.

@@bigstacksshop so true can't find a good price for a piece xD 🤣

@shoxdanger You are correct about the pricing. It's not cheap, but leather will last a long time.

Glad to know it helped. Do they look better now?

@@bigstacksshop yes sir. Way better.

Very awesome!

I have sold locally through friends and FB marketplace. I don't keep a website because I don't make enough items right now. I use my time to make videos now, not as many items for sale. The highest demand items I made were belts and custom keychains.

Thank you very much, I appreciate it

@vthom5379 If you have a Tandy Leather near you, I believe they offer classes. Just keep in mind, whether you take a class or teach yourself by watching my videos, practice and repetition are your best keys to success.

@theartsypixie2771 That is so awesome, be sure to share on youtube or social media for everyone to see. I've never seen metallic shoulders before.

I did find it. My sister saw my video and solved the caper which naked the rest of us. I have everything built, just need to finish the video.

@revann33 Thank you. I am still here. I have a bunch of videos shot, just no time to edit them.

I don't remember the price, but if you follow the link to the original video you can find the Amazon link in the description.

@theartsypixie7771 Thank you for commenting. Sounds like derp down you knew exactly the leather you needed. I hope my video helped with the small choices.

@staren01 When cutting 1/2" plywood you probably are looking for something stronger than 10w. However, this advice was given to me regarding purchasing a laser engraver to put my brand on wooden objects I was selling. 50w can definitely get it done, but it's way overkill. My 10w laser does a great job with that, and id great for even 1/4" plywood. I have a 20w machine Im getting ready to review here shortly which does everything I need it to do.

@@bigstacksshop I'll definitely be interested in your opinion. I ran into similar laser snobs that seem to bash anything that isn't industrial level. They seem to carve out a little respect for the cheapest open gantry models, but anything in between is trash.

It does really depend on what you are going to do with it. If you slow down your laser speed, it can act like a high powered laser. But it also will cook your material a little bit, too. If you are running production, 50w makes sense. If you are a hobbyist working with simple materials, then a lower powered laser will work I'm editing a video about the WeCreat laser now, hopefully you'll be able to see it soon.

@James-dh5sp Thank you. 💯💯💯

@YellowKingAkaNero Thank you, my friend. I keep everything up as my schedule allows. I don't have as much free time as I used to.

@mrjoe4737 I would stick with either leather dye, or maybe cloth dye if you can't find the right color.

@askmrbubbles Thank you my friend!

Great job my friend

@@bigstacksshop it's for my garden not for Halloween but he is kinda freaky I used a old paint ball mask and straw hat for his head he's about 6"8

🤣🤣🤣 Very awesome

@mattrickard3716 That's awesome. Don't be afraid, practice is how you master your skills, even when you move to good leather.

Like leathercraft training?

@2woofs784 Thank you very much my friend!

@garykorzelius5930 Thank you for the comment. This sketch was too good not to have its own video. 🤣🤣🤣

@theartsypixie2771 Thank you very much for the comment and the advise. Which nutrients did you find lacking in your soil using Hugelkultur?

@bigstacksshop we had good nitrogen and potassium, but oof the phosphorus was a struggle. My daughter who has end stage renal disease would kid my husband and tell him to add dark colored sodas and chocolate to the garden since these are foods she isnt allowed to eat because of the high phosphorus levels so they are big no nose on renal diets

@@theartsypixie2771 I'll have to add some bone meal with it then. Thanks for letting me know.

@revann33 thank you very much. I've got more videos planned for the next two months!

@@bigstacksshop YAY!!

@tedblackburn8679 Thank you very much my friend, I appreciate it.

@loriannwulf8697 Thank you very much. You know what, you can do it ... a journey of a thousand miles behind with a single step.

@AlexanderMason1 I wasn't aware you had to buy different setters depending on the brand you are using. I was informed the studded line 24 and line 20 was their own universal sizes. The post on the snap I was using was definitely too long for the thickness of leather ai was securing it on. It was designed for thicker leather.

@DecoyJayC 🤣🤣🤣

@Asmoda281 I like your way of thinking. Bob Ross was a hero of mine because he inspired many people, including my mother, to pick pick up a paint brush and create something. I was going to do the same thing with leather craft and wood working.

Very awesome. I'm looking forward to seeing what you make. Please tag me on Facebook and Instagram with @bigstacksshop if you post any pictures.

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@Everlyhotrodshop Thank you

@doalex2085 That will be a great idea for when I do a follow up video. But now that you bring it up, what tools do you use from harbor freight for leathercraft, my friend?

@doalex2085 You definitely should start a channel.

Well;! For the past 25 years, I have been making leather scabbards pouches, bolt bags, and other stuff that Ironworkers use to carry their tools 🛠️ . It’s been fun, one tool that I use pretty much on every piece I make is welding pliers, to help me bend and shape, mold the leather. I like the diamond files to sharpen my hole punches, I’m always looking 👀 at all the squares , rulers stuff to measure with. I like their tool boxes too, I have one for all my bbq tools, and one for my leather tools.

@askmrbubbles Thank you my friend. Looking forward to more of your videos.

@tomslater7548 You don't have to use a stitching pony. I got by for a long time without one. But, they are great when you feel you are missing out because you weren't born with a third hand.

@rickyrygg7183 I would love to do that. I just think they are so cheap if I sell them they won't bring much money.

You could set them up in a display picture frame type of thing with a description of what is going on where they are made and either sell as a awareness item or donate it as an awareness item to some awareness group to show what to look out for ,just one thought but don't get too down on yourself for not knowing we as mortals can not know everything,god bless.

@rickyrygg7188 Thank you my friend. I'm not really down on myself a much as angry at the cowards who do these things. God bless you as well, my friend.

@LiseWolfe i mistakenly called it a Ram Mount. It's actually called a Ram Foot, and Tandy Leather sells them. You can buy one on Amazon right here amzn.to/4cETJ6A

@@bigstacksshop thank you!!!

@@LiseWolfe You are most welcome

@robhite8885 Very awesome deal, thank you for sharing. Do these rejected pieces just have a few blemishes on them?

@@bigstacksshop From what I've purchased two of the sides had sections cut out of the center but otherwise were fairly uniform in coloration and appearance with few blemishes that I could notice but I am still a novice. The most recent purchase was a side of Horween Dublin and the coloration wasn't perfect on the back and there was one small (maybe 2mm circle that was very dark compared to the rest of the grain side but otherwise it's fantastic.

@@robhite8885 Sounds like it isn't a bad deal if you get a good discount.

@jenkins1979 They do. The two I used in the video sharpened fast, but left the lead a little off center.

@jenkins1979 Thank you my friend, I really appreciate it.