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As usual I've never thought of that. Wow it's amazing how good it looks. Thanks again !!! P.S. when you get time shoot me a text I've had an accident and all my contacts got wiped out. Thanks again!

Hi Victor. Wonderful tutorial! I followed your directions for a KBar knife I made for my son in law. It was the first full-size jnife sheath I’ve made and it turned out beautifully…except for one thing. Like your example, I installed two name tag magnets, but it turned out pretty difficult to remove the knife. It for sure couldn’t have been withdrawn if the sheath was hanging on a belt. I removed all the stitches, carefully sliced the sheath open, the removed the bottom pair, glued and stitched it back together. Unfortunately, it STILL is difficult to draw the knife. I guess I’ll have to cut it again, pull out the bar, cut it in half and only use one magnet. I say this mostly as a head’s up for someone else that may be making this same sheath.

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Wouldn't Fiebing's Antique achieve the same results?

Will try that on next adventure with leather. Think it would look good with a leg bone knife I made.

So I know you eyeballed the cant angle but how would you go about measuring it for different lays? Is it the angle from the top of 1 belt loop to the other?

Good video. Cool. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.

Nice

thanks..

what caliber was the ammo?

That wax looks better than the antique wax.

Does this give a different look than antique?

Another great video!

That looks great! I’ll give this a try

Good tip George!

Really great lesson George…thanks

Great tips i have to try that 👍🏻and it looks fun to do alsow , now bed time here in sweden night

Wonderful tutorial. Very well made.

I really enjoy your videos. A person can learn from you. Seems like you are a down to earth person Thank you for that

Nice! Love it

Good video. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.

I really like the way you present everything,, makes making easy thank you

Very good video. Was wondering how it would work. I've got an airbrush, will have to play with it. Thanks again.

I started airbrushing my leather about 6 months ago after I had watched Makers Leather show how to do it. It's the only way to go in my book now. I use far less dye and the colors I use are true to the color I want. As you mentioned it dries fast and easy to use. No more chasing those dauber streaks and wind up using far more dye than what I needed and losing the original color I wanted. I also enjoy the fact that you can do the fading technique around the edges. As usual another great video.

Hello JMB I appreciate your comment and your input will give me something to research and study I’ve never heard those terms before so that should confirm my FNG status 😂 My goal was to have highlights and lowlights as I find complete one color coverage boring Thanks again for taking the time to share this and it really gives me somewhere to go

As a custom painter from decades ago. No comment. The airbrush has strokes, most use it as a small spray can, like you are doing. Your inside corners are not getting coverage. If you took a few minutes to warm up and use the airbrush properly your coverage would be even including inside corners. Dagger strokes are crucial for blending. Daggers, dots (small to big and back to small), and I always do some lettering as this is the easiest warm up since you already know how to write it allows you to focus on perfect strokes. Then when you think you are warmed up...add a perfect drop shadow to your lettering. Good luck

To mark the outside 1/2" outline you can use a set of dividers or a compass that will hold a pencil it makes it faster and easier.

I'm a newbie to leathercraft and your videos have helped me no end. I also turn delrin plastic on my lathe at home for another hobby and seeing your plastic burnishers has given me some inspiration to experiment. Keep the great vids coming. Thanks again!!!

Very helpful content, and great job on a first video!

NOWi could follow nice and slow instructive not like see how fast i go now have to figure out to do it with 1 hand😱

Gotta get one. Thanks so much

Congratulations on a nice job I wanted to ask you how many millimeters thick is the skin?

Excellent! Thanks for sharing this.

I just airbrushed a holster earlier this week. I think you saw it on Facebook. The airbrush really opens up some new possibilities when it comes to dying leather work.

I have airbrushed for a long time , never thuoght of doing it on my leather . Have one ready to go shortly , will be doing that . Thank you

One thing I like with using an air brush for leather is getting 2-3 different tone colors. Much like a Fender Stratocaster guitar 3 tone color finish.

I got an airbrush and I love it. Can't stress enough ventilation and a mask. I tried it out in my small workshop with neither and after a minute I thought I was gonna cough up a lung. Don't make the mistake I did. Now I do it outside and with a mask

Glad you posted missed the videos. The tutorial was very informative.

Thanks!

Nice to know George! 👍👍👍👍👍

The paper sack is just enouth fri tion to polish the sande sdge, I believe ...

Thanks AgaIn, George, for a detailed loom at pattern creation. Templates are nice, but it's better to be able to create any style of sheath, to suit yourself or a client's taste. You're method allows that while still insuring a safe, reliable item!

Very professional work

Hi Mentor, it's me here. Thank you for sharing the great video, tips and tricks. ❤

Almost litle scarry ! Yesterday i wrote to you and asked about a tips for a sprayer and today you lay out a video ! And a great video 💪🏻i have to get one air brush thats for sure 👍🏻

awesome. thanks

👍👍👍 Nice video.

Thanks Viktor

Does the color levels stay true during drying? Looks good.

Have you done a buck 117 sheath ? I really like the 119 one you did . But I guess that sheath can be done for any buck hey .