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Thanks for watching. Welcome to the craft. There’s a lot of crafters in this community who comment on my videos with some really good nuggets. Make sure to peruse the comment section. 👍
Thanks man for everything you do for us beginners... I'm following you from Romania. Can you please make a video with the chrome skin because I honestly can't make a nice edge. Thanks
Great video will buddy you can also use a pigmented primer and then a dense edge paint ! Normally about 3 coats with a light sand in between and you get a really smooth round edge 😊
Homie if you adjust the "aperture" or f-stop of the camera (increase to bigger number) more of the frame will be in focus and changing focus near-to-far and far-to-near will be a lot faster. I think. You'll have to adjust other settings to match the brightness of the frame, but you might find it helps... I love my suspenders and radio strap! I ordered chin strap and glove strap DIY kits to give it a try myself! So glad to have found your products and channel.
True on all accounts. I know all of these things. I was just too lazy to edit. 🤣. I saw that you ordered. thanks bro. I threw in a little extra for you.
I use a small wool dauber to dye my edges but the dauber has to be burned off way more than just the fuzzys and I use and reuse them until they are pretty small and pretty firm. If they are too soft they'll cause the dye to go off the edge too far. I like to use black dye for edges with brown dyed sides, therefore the dauber has to be firm and then you can cut a perfect crisp line on the edge with a little practice.
how can i get aging effects like an affliction leather jacket. There are aging effects only on contours or edges of jacket. Can i give link, i think youtube deletes them. I have a simple black leather jacket but i want it to look like an affliction jacket.
Me: 1. Permanent marker on the edge or dye 2. Burnish with a burnishing wheel 3. Apply fiebings bees wax 4. Burnish again with wheel. 6. I finish using an italian product similar to acrylic resolene, which is alot better in my opinion. Very hard and protect the edges extremely well.
Hi there! Wanted to see if you could possibly help? My husband took his cordovan belt to a shop to get refurbished. It is not cordovan anymore but now a muddy brown. Any advice on me dying it back to cordovan? We know nothing about doing this. Thanks!
Up until the resolene, we do our edges exactly the same, even the same top middle bottom process with the Montana marker. Instead of resolene (I've just never used it), I have a bench polisher with a thick felt wheel that I lean the wax\paraffin Reese cup into, then apply that onto the edges, then final burnish with the cocobolo burnisher in a drill press to "melt" it in. I do this for belts and holsters mainly, and they really never fuzz up again. Great video man.
I just picked up a few little things from your Amazon contact. Hope it helps. Love the video's!!! One thing, you were so careful to use clean canvas and burnisher but you used water that had brown stuff in the bottom of the jar. Misstep?
Great training video! Using your technique, I've gotten the best edges ever for me. One question. I purchased the resolene using your link and it was gummy with solid clumps which just sat on the edge, so I wiped it off. Did I get a bum batch which had been frozen along the way or do I simply need to thin it down with water? If I need to thin, what ratio of water to resolene do you suggest? Thanks for any help you can give me!
Hi I am just beginning leather work. Is it ok to put neetsfoot oil on my leather first an then follow the step you're giving. In a word will neetsfoot will interfere with your direction. Thank you I am learning a lot from you guys!
That applicator looks like a Montana Acrlylic Marker. You can buy them empty or filled and they are used for a Arylic Montana Marker art usually used in graffiti and graphic illustration.
So I have quite a bit of beeswax. Where does one get bees wax mixed with paraffin wax? And if I did it myself would it be 1 to 1. What are the ramifications of using just pure bees wax
make pattern so I cut the edges off, sand paper (180 grit, 400, 600, 1500) tokonole with wood slicker, then cloth. then re-sand 600, and 1500. tokonole with cloth. then columbus wax and cloth.
@@SofieldLeather Ah ok, thanks! I already used Tokonole to burnish on the project I am working on, and I already own some edge kote so maybe I will practice on a few pieces, and give it a try. But your edge methods looks awesome, I will be ordering some Glycerin Saddle Soap for sure 👍
Made a mistake on my first project and put beeswax on and burnished edge prior to dying. Realized my mistake after attempting to dye the belt and edges. Should I just sand the end off and dye, then burnish? How do I fix the issue.
I don’t know if there is a way. Best practice is to prevent it from happening. I’ll have to look into repairing cracked leather. Never had to do it. Good question though
Listen, i appreciate the video - it's very informative and good so thank you for that. But this damn auto-focus made my eyes hurt. I think i'll need to go to the doctors tomorrow and get my eyes checked. Jesus. Sometimes less is really more..
👌🏼 Amazon Store with Categorized Items
→ www.amazon.com/shop/sofieldleather
Refillable Marker
→ amzn.to/3L2tKrQ
Burnishing Clothes
→ amzn.to/3uhwBaf
Glycerine Saddle Soap
→ amzn.to/3Gn7CEM
Burnishing Tool
→ amzn.to/3GgQ5OB
Wool Daubers
→ amzn.to/34w3pRW
Application/Eraser Sponge
→ amzn.to/3rtOHEs
Acrylic Resolene
→ amzn.to/3LcY436
Fiebings Pro Oil Dye
→ amzn.to/3gvx4xE
Sandpaper
→ amzn.to/3BuhXOz
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I’m new to the craft and I appreciate the details to your edge processing
Thanks for watching. Welcome to the craft. There’s a lot of crafters in this community who comment on my videos with some really good nuggets. Make sure to peruse the comment section. 👍
Thank you for that wonderful demonstration
Your welcome
Awesome info! Thanks so much.
God bless you too.
Amen. 👍
Thanks a LOT for the tip👍🏽
Anytime. 🫡
Very helpful, thank you!
You’re welcome.
Thanks man for everything you do for us beginners... I'm following you from Romania. Can you please make a video with the chrome skin because I honestly can't make a nice edge. Thanks
Thanks for the support. I don’t have any experience with chrome tan. Sorry.
Great video will buddy you can also use a pigmented primer and then a dense edge paint ! Normally about 3 coats with a light sand in between and you get a really smooth round edge 😊
Thanks for the tip
This helps immensely. Cheers brother!
Cheers. Glad you found it helpful
@@SofieldLeather it was. I just purchased glycerin soap. LOL. I too, follow Don G. Love his content also.
Homie if you adjust the "aperture" or f-stop of the camera (increase to bigger number) more of the frame will be in focus and changing focus near-to-far and far-to-near will be a lot faster. I think. You'll have to adjust other settings to match the brightness of the frame, but you might find it helps...
I love my suspenders and radio strap! I ordered chin strap and glove strap DIY kits to give it a try myself! So glad to have found your products and channel.
True on all accounts. I know all of these things. I was just too lazy to edit. 🤣. I saw that you ordered. thanks bro. I threw in a little extra for you.
@@SofieldLeather you didn’t have to. I can’t wait to see what it is!
Just some extra leather. Enough to make another kit. 👌🏼👌🏼👊🏼
Good informative video - I'm just getting into this and this video gave me what I needed to finish edges - thx
👍🤛
I literally took a pair of channel locks to my marker before I learned it was left hand threaded. It’s a life saver though for sure!
🤣🤣. I did the same bro!! Lol
Funny, if you look at the reviews, people get straight up pissed about breaking their new markers because they don't know 🤣
Thanks for the tips!
No problem. 👌🏼👌🏼
Thanks for the awesome content!
Anytime buddy!
Good Info. Well Done.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it
I use a small wool dauber to dye my edges but the dauber has to be burned off way more than just the fuzzys and I use and reuse them until they are pretty small and pretty firm. If they are too soft they'll cause the dye to go off the edge too far. I like to use black dye for edges with brown dyed sides, therefore the dauber has to be firm and then you can cut a perfect crisp line on the edge with a little practice.
Thanks for the tip. Pun intended! I see alot of guys doing this. Hopefully this comment can help someone! Thanks again for sharing
Thank you
👊🏼
Is this for all leathers or just veg tan or chrome tan?
I only use vegetan. Can’t speak on anything else.
What is the link or name of that applicator u said u posted the link but I can get it
Something kind this. amzn.to/3TnkzYB
how can i get aging effects like an affliction leather jacket. There are aging effects only on contours or edges of jacket. Can i give link, i think youtube deletes them. I have a simple black leather jacket but i want it to look like an affliction jacket.
I don’t have any experience with that. Sorry.
What was the name of the aplicator u add the dye to
I think it’s called Montana applicator. Should be a link in description
Nice tips brother. Thumbs up and a new subscriber.
Awesome. Thanks 👊🏼
Me:
1. Permanent marker on the edge or dye
2. Burnish with a burnishing wheel
3. Apply fiebings bees wax
4. Burnish again with wheel.
6. I finish using an italian product similar to acrylic resolene, which is alot better in my opinion. Very hard and protect the edges extremely well.
Right on. 👍. Thanks for sharing.
I sand, burnish, dye and burnish again sometimes more dye and burnish
Hi there! Wanted to see if you could possibly help? My husband took his cordovan belt to a shop to get refurbished. It is not cordovan anymore but now a muddy brown. Any advice on me dying it back to cordovan? We know nothing about doing this. Thanks!
Hmmmmmm. 🤔🤔🤔. I don’t have any experience with this specifically. I do know that you can get it darker but never lighter.
Up until the resolene, we do our edges exactly the same, even the same top middle bottom process with the Montana marker. Instead of resolene (I've just never used it), I have a bench polisher with a thick felt wheel that I lean the wax\paraffin Reese cup into, then apply that onto the edges, then final burnish with the cocobolo burnisher in a drill press to "melt" it in. I do this for belts and holsters mainly, and they really never fuzz up again.
Great video man.
Right on. I might have to mess with that wax process again. 🤔. Thanks for watching.
@@SofieldLeather you bet. And I'll have to try your method to see what's up, it may be better, you never know.
I just picked up a few little things from your Amazon contact. Hope it helps. Love the video's!!! One thing, you were so careful to use clean canvas and burnisher but you used water that had brown stuff in the bottom of the jar. Misstep?
Thanks for your support. Yes your right. It was a misstep / I was winging it. Never had a problem with the dirty water 🤷🏻♂️
Great training video! Using your technique, I've gotten the best edges ever for me. One question. I purchased the resolene using your link and it was gummy with solid clumps which just sat on the edge, so I wiped it off. Did I get a bum batch which had been frozen along the way or do I simply need to thin it down with water? If I need to thin, what ratio of water to resolene do you suggest? Thanks for any help you can give me!
Thanks for watching. Other guys have the same problem. I think once it freezes, it spoils.
Thanks for the word. The good news it's that it was a small bottle. I'll get some more.
No problem. I never had that problem but I do know it gets ruined if it freezes. I hope the new one works.
When you finish a belt do you also use a critical resolution for the final step?
I always finish with a light layer of Acrylic resolene
Hi I am just beginning leather work. Is it ok to put neetsfoot oil on my leather first an then follow the step you're giving. In a word will neetsfoot will interfere with your direction.
Thank you I am learning a lot from you guys!
Yes, absolutely. Not a problem so long you let it soak in and dry. I do it all the time. 👍
Thanks
Anytime. 👍
My man using clean everything but dirty water 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🫡🫡🫡🫡
That applicator looks like a Montana Acrlylic Marker. You can buy them empty or filled and they are used for a Arylic Montana Marker art usually used in graffiti and graphic illustration.
👍
So I have quite a bit of beeswax. Where does one get bees wax mixed with paraffin wax? And if I did it myself would it be 1 to 1.
What are the ramifications of using just pure bees wax
Yes. 1 to 1. No ramifications at all. Just preference. Try them both and see. Thanks for watching.
make pattern so I cut the edges off, sand paper (180 grit, 400, 600, 1500) tokonole with wood slicker, then cloth. then re-sand 600, and 1500. tokonole with cloth. then columbus wax and cloth.
Nice. Thanks for the input.
When do you use Fiebing's Edge Kote? I bought it thinking it was the edge dye, but you mentioned that it's more of a colored acrylic finish?
I never really use that to be honest. I like to dye then use resolene for the finish. Or tradition beeswax and burnish.
@@SofieldLeather Ah gotcha, thanks for the reply. If I were to use Edge Kote, when should I be using it in the process?
I would apply after I burnish. Should be the last step. 👍
@@SofieldLeather Ah ok, thanks! I already used Tokonole to burnish on the project I am working on, and I already own some edge kote so maybe I will practice on a few pieces, and give it a try.
But your edge methods looks awesome, I will be ordering some Glycerin Saddle Soap for sure 👍
👍
A q tip works great for me
👍
SSS. Soak it. Soap it. Slick it. Followed by 2 round of tokenole, burnishing with canvas cloth.
I like that!!!! Thanks
Made a mistake on my first project and put beeswax on and burnished edge prior to dying. Realized my mistake after attempting to dye the belt and edges. Should I just sand the end off and dye, then burnish? How do I fix the issue.
Hmmmmp. Sounds like a good idea to me. Thats exactly what I would do.
How do you repair cracked veg tan?
I don’t know if there is a way. Best practice is to prevent it from happening. I’ll have to look into repairing cracked leather. Never had to do it. Good question though
How are you getting away rocking the beard, bro? You guys didn't switch to European helmets did you?
😱😱😱😱. I retired broseph after 19 years. Pursuing Leather and Real Estate. 😱😱😊😊😊😉😉👊🏼👊🏼👌🏼
@@SofieldLeather Congratulations man!
@@jordanfrazer9454 Thanks brother!. I'm loving the beard life!
Can’t relate to this maker at all. Idc if you spend 10$ or 1200 on my stuff im making glass edges. Bro is cutting cost
Thanks for your input. 👍
The off focus makes my eyes hurt..
Good tips tho
Thanks. And sorry about the focus. Got lazy
Listen, i appreciate the video - it's very informative and good so thank you for that. But this damn auto-focus made my eyes hurt. I think i'll need to go to the doctors tomorrow and get my eyes checked. Jesus. Sometimes less is really more..
I know. I’ll have to fix that next time. This camera doesn’t have the best autofocus. Thanks for watching. 👍
I wish you knew how to video yourself, blur in blur out , killin my eyes.
Sorry about that.