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Wow that bag looks great! My mom would love that - CHICKENS lol she loves them. I will have to try and make this sometime. I’m hoping to get a 26 like you have soon! Beautiful work and an awesome bag

I think its amazing that you didnt have any experience with horses etc. I am in the same boat and do alot of leathercraft but recently have been really wanting to make saddles for the challenge even though I dont have a horse. Thank you so much for this review! If only i could get out of work for 5 weeks to do this! Maybe in the next year or two!

Do you see the face on the bag? So cute. 😐

I wonder if this size of bag could be made in the dopp kit style? It has the boxy shape and then the lining would be even nicer.

I was told ironing the fabric, will make for a much neater result. I believe it. In many ways the neater you do things the better results.

A very nice demo for leather leashes. I like your work. Superb leash. I always recommend a leather leash for dogs over nylon junk. Very instructive to see how these leashes are made. The shop leashes are overpriced and frustrating to look for. Thank you for a great demo! That was a pro tip you gave us about the multi facet tip. Snip rivet halfway, turn pliers and snip off the rivet. Now you have 4 facets to that rivet which leads to a smoother dome finish, brilliant. 56" or 4.6 ft is not a good size. Standard leashes are 6 ft long and short ones are 4 ft. I would recommend you make a 6 ft standard leash. This is the only type I buy for all dogs, with varying width, and the only type I recommend to dog owners I train. I also only use 1 inch wide leashes for all medium to large dogs as it fits well in the hand, easy to grip, and weight is not heavy for these dogs. For tiny breeds I switch to 5/8" or higher. 1/2" is too narrow and cuts your hand or neck when you swing leash over your neck while jogging. 12:05 - I have never worked with leather so forgive me if this is a stupid question but why don't you lube the hole inside that punching cylinder so it does not get stuck on the rivet stem? Triflow silicone grease is what I would use. It may be that it is slightly damaged inside so slide a round file thingie inside to sand it down. Maybe a piece of metal is lodged there. To dome it without flattening out the bottom tiny dome, use a socket wrench or heavy nut on the other side and let the rivet point be inside the nut hollow so it does not flatten out. The outside of the nut will provide resistance to dome big head easily.

Rats. Are you still around?

OUTSTANDING!!! ...ah...the only longer snaps I've found are on Amazon and Etsy, and I dunno yet if they're decent quality.

Thanks for the video and thanks for the good tip from @rustygabbard8698. I used a 1/2" forstner bit which is the exact size of Line #20 snap on the male size. I twisted the bit by hand to carefully reach the useable depth for the snap.

You look like a hat person. Good video.

I think you left out a lot about the 2nd class. I just took both courses from March to May. The classes are not as long as what you got. I was disappointed with time allotted for our own. We spent far more time on the shop sale saddle. The advanced course is the same exact thing again except you are left on your own. Dale was not helpful at all in the 2nd course. I ended up leaving it after a week. When it comes to questions outside for the horse world, Dale spends a lot of time talking bad about professional saddles i/e Martin, circle Y. His saddle is all he knows. The 2nd round is not worth it at all.

I stumbled on this method of lining several years ago when making some small purses. I didn't like the loose fabric or the time it takes on the "traditional" lining method. I I used the "cut net" to the edges and skived a leather strip from the same leather as the purse to finish the edge. The results are fabulous! Get lots of compliments on the finished appearance of the interior. Thanks for sharing, as I never thought about making a video on my process. Great job describing the detail. Looks soooo good!

Aldens school of leatherwork

Great video and resource thanks man

It looks like the 'tension' is changing during you press. I guess when you press it 20 times the 'tension' will be quite a bit off. Is that true?

That technique works great (and I use it a lot) but there are limits to how much you can remove on the "bottom" side of the snap. If you countersink the mating portion too much the snap doesn't get a good connection because the leather interferes with it seating properly or it is pushing the snaps apart. Just something to be careful of. Last I checked Sailrite has varied length snaps you can use. I have some longer ones in a bin that I use when necessary.

The fabric won't fray on the edges if you cut it with pinking shears. :)

Thx for showing this tools - i really appreciate Cheers from Poland 🍻

Can I order some kilties from you please? Thanks, Chris

How did they work out. I have the same pattern.

That is a beautiful saddle. Well done.

This is EXACTLY the video I needed to do the job I want to. I really appreciate you posting it

Your bag looks great! What Cobra machine are you using? Also what needle and thread size? I am getting ready to make this! I have a Class 4...

what was the weight of the leather you used? Is it harness or latigo or other?

I just use a drill bit the size I need and go as deep as necessary. Seems much quicker and uniform.

Or you can shave the leather a little

Excited to try this! What size rivets do you use most commonly? This will be my first project with rivets and I want to try and buy some that I can use for a variety of things.

I love the simplicity of it. Great for beginners

Thank you.

It did not get a letter kit neither.

I did not get a hat.

Thanks for the video. In my experience as a puppy raiser for Guide Dogs of America, anything over 3/4" wide is too wide. The ideal width is 5/8". It fits well in the hand. For larger Dogs like Germany Shepards and larger, then 3/4" is an acceptable option.

Sweet, making one forsure😃

That's a cool idea. Nice video.

This was an awesome video. Very informative.

I Love the way the project turned out. What Watch is that if I may ask?

Awesome, thanks for the video

Who makes your hole punch? Thanks.

Great work, thanks for shooting this process

Flint is such a cutie, always enthusiastic and so proud of making things

Precious kid. One day he'll look back at this video when he's older and appreciate and cherish this moment he spent with you. Bless you guys :]

Ciao come limi il tuo attrezzo da taglio?

We love you on point! More than our children and spouses.

I love it ❤

That's going to be a very sturdy pair of shoes!!

You sold me at GI bill.

You might find it better control over your stitching to get straighter lines if you use your left foot for sewing. A trick my seamstress wife taught me.

Great video, love that the dog made an appearance. Great, thorough review.

if you have the clip down duffle pattern from makers leather supply, a construction video on that bag would be helpful

Went ahead and reposted this video. There. was an editing mistake that I caught and wanted to address. Thank you for the support everyone