That's pretty interesting. I'm going to try putting a momentary foot switch on an electric engraver and play around with it just to see how it goes. This is a good idea and can surely be used along with traditional leather tooling for a wider range of creativity. Thanks for sharing Your Talent!!
Dude, I just subbed. Your doing everything I’m trying to get started with. Cab lapping, some silver rings, rock tumbling and leather work. Trying to get the machines, tools, etc for all the above all at once. Impossible. Doing a lot of red neck engineering right now. Carry on, I’m following.
Thank you for the video, the skull turned out beautiful. Do you know if an engraving pen would work similar? My first language isn’t English and I don’t know if a rotary tool is close to an engraving one.
Looks great congratulations you have just invented a new avenue of leather crafting ! ! Does it matter what you use behind the leather or is wood the best option L nice work though and a far better - and much less painful - option for the the dreaded dentists drill!!!
Hi Thanks for the comment...yes i found it absolutely matters whats behind the leather and after i posted the video i was kinda sorry i didnt mention it but the video was already longer than i was happy with. if you notice when i first did the initial outline, i didnt have anything behind the leather and the lines werent as clean, in the second half of the video i have a rubber mat behind the leather and the markings are much smoother and cleaner. this might only be necessary because i used thinner leather and might not be as important with thicker more common tooling leather but at least for thinner leather it makes an absolutely huge difference if you have something soft behind.
Hi, I am wondering how to find the hammer rotary tool that you used for embossing. Could you tell me what it's called or a brand name? Is it the same as an engraving handpiece? My search words don't seem to be correct and I am just coming up with rotary tools and/or hammers :(
sorry i wish i could. i work for a product development company and just use whatever leather is left over after a job. my clients supply their own materials.
no im sorry but if you want i can make a video showing how i make them. its very easy and honestly you should know how anyway because youre going to want to make your own custom shapes for specific effects
@@sweetgumnyc7794 thank you. I look forward to seeing the video. I noticed in the comments someone mentioned an engraver pen as a substitute. Were you able to get more information from that person?
That's pretty interesting.
I'm going to try putting a momentary foot switch on an electric engraver and play around with it just to see how it goes.
This is a good idea and can surely be used along with traditional leather tooling for a wider range of creativity. Thanks for sharing Your Talent!!
Dude, I just subbed. Your doing everything I’m trying to get started with. Cab lapping, some silver rings, rock tumbling and leather work. Trying to get the machines, tools, etc for all the above all at once. Impossible. Doing a lot of red neck engineering right now. Carry on, I’m following.
ha ha thanks man, im a product development engineer so im sort of a jack of all trades master of none lol..thanks for the sub!
You're on to something here,
Nice,
Just subbed, great work, man. Can you give me the name of the tools you are using? How can we make it? Its very interesting. Thank you so muc.
I use a vibrating electric metal engraver. An older one made by Craftsman.
do you know the name or model number of the machine?
Ok grazie
Subscribed
Excellent..
thanks!
Thank you for the video, the skull turned out beautiful.
Do you know if an engraving pen would work similar? My first language isn’t English and I don’t know if a rotary tool is close to an engraving one.
Can't seem to find the marathon hammer handpiece, or nosecone anywhere? Where did you find yours? Thank you!
Looks great congratulations you have just invented a new avenue of leather crafting ! ! Does it matter what you use behind the leather or is wood the best option L nice work though and a far better - and much less painful - option for the the dreaded dentists drill!!!
Hi Thanks for the comment...yes i found it absolutely matters whats behind the leather and after i posted the video i was kinda sorry i didnt mention it but the video was already longer than i was happy with. if you notice when i first did the initial outline, i didnt have anything behind the leather and the lines werent as clean, in the second half of the video i have a rubber mat behind the leather and the markings are much smoother and cleaner. this might only be necessary because i used thinner leather and might not be as important with thicker more common tooling leather but at least for thinner leather it makes an absolutely huge difference if you have something soft behind.
Thank for the video, it looks great! What's hammer handpiece are you using?
Salve vorrei sapere la marca e il modello del fresatore che hai usato interessante metodo di incisione grazie saluti
I went ahead and subscribed, what bits are you using? I must have missed it.
Hi, I am wondering how to find the hammer rotary tool that you used for embossing. Could you tell me what it's called or a brand name? Is it the same as an engraving handpiece? My search words don't seem to be correct and I am just coming up with rotary tools and/or hammers :(
Great project. Do you know if they sell a hammer rotary attachment for a dremel rotary tool?
Really? Where?
super!!!
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thanks!
@SWEETGUM WOULD YOU MIND TELLING ME YOUR SOURCE FOR YOUR LEATHER?
sorry i wish i could. i work for a product development company and just use whatever leather is left over after a job. my clients supply their own materials.
Do you sell the bits?
no im sorry but if you want i can make a video showing how i make them. its very easy and honestly you should know how anyway because youre going to want to make your own custom shapes for specific effects
@@sweetgumnyc7794 thank you. I look forward to seeing the video. I noticed in the comments someone mentioned an engraver pen as a substitute. Were you able to get more information from that person?
@@sweetgumnyc7794I subbed for this how to video I haven’t seen it yet?