An Interview with Aaron Heizer of Maker's Leather Supply
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Aaron Heizer is a respected teacher, artist, business owner, and veteran within the leatherworking community. Through Maker's Leather Supply, Heizer has been educating fellow leather craftsman while providing quality tools and materials.
A few months back, Heizer dropped by Elktracks Studio and shared a little bit about how he got started, who inspires him, and why he teaches.
Hey man, great interview. Really appreciate your humility. I like how all these leather legends inspired you. And now you're inspiring us. Very cool Aaron!
Thanks to all Leather Crafts people for sharing their Knowledge ! Never Forget!!!
I've met Aaron and I approve of this message
also thank's to all whom served and ones gave the ultimant sacrafice !!!!!!!!!!!
Aaron, great interview good job. I'm just getting started and if I lived closer I would bug you enough so you would never get bored:-). You do great work and hope to see more. Thank you.
The leatherworker I aspire to be. Great interview!!
Great interview and more than anything thank you so much for all you sacrificed for this country!
I injoy the interview.how much dye is absorbed into the leather from a airbrush do you know.I have learned a lot from your videos and thanks
Aaron I like your videos and have learned quite a bit from you. I bought my Cobra 26 from you and I can highly recommend you and your shop to anyone looking for quality tools. You have been an awesome instructor and I watch as many videos as I can. I can assure you that I will be buying more tools and leather from you, as funds free up from other obligations. I have my eye on several of your acrylic templates.
Thanks Aaron. Very grounding and insightful. I grew up in Fort Worth and though I was involved with leathercraft, I never really appreciated the fact that Tandy was right there and all the resources I needed were there consequently. Now that I'm getting back into the art, and am living in Houston, I appreciate the people and the helpful attitudes. Thanks again.
I've learned a lot from your videos, primarily because they aren't heavily edited. They are calming and zen-like.
This videonis 4yrs old. Guys are you still there. I'm a simple leather crafter way over in Guyana 🇬🇾 please give me a shout!! Would love to k ow that you're still in the business..3
I’ve been into leather Crafting for going on 2 years. I started while working in law enforcement and I wanted to get into a hobby that would keep me occupied after I retired. My first project was a new sheath for an old K-Bar hunting knife. Looked like hell but I was proud of it. My 2nd project was a holster, which also looked like hell lol. I brought it to work to show my buddies and one asked me to make one for him and he paid me for it. That when it started. I’ve been hooked ever since and I’ve watched every leather Crafting video on RUclips that I can find. And over that time I’ve seen good craftsmanship and ok craftsmanship. And every now and then I see masters working and teaching their craft. You are one of them. Thank you for sharing.
Also wanted to say that after 4 years in the military and 28 years in law enforcement, this is the best therapy I’ve ever had.
I love this guy I love the way he teaches
Aaron, thanks for your service. I, too, am a Vet who took up leatherworking while in the Seabees '72-'76. Unlike you, I didn't continue the hobby after discharge. Life, a career and families got in the way. When I retired a few years ago, I needed something to keep me busy. So, I bought almost everything Tandy had to offer (I have a store less than 2 miles away). Unfortunately, due to some family issues I don't have time to devote to it to increase my business, but hope to as soon as I can complete administering a family member's estate.
Thanks for the great videos. If I can't do it, at least I can watch you do it, and keep a log of your videos for reference.
Thanks again for your service.
Aaron thank you for this video. What you have just said is what I really needed to hear. Hope to see you next year at Prescott Az show ❤️
thank you aaron i do enjoy your video and i also like mr jim linnel also watch mr bruce chainney
Aaron, Thank you for your service. I have purchased items from you and enjoy your u tubes. I am 81 and it gives an "old guy" something to do also. Keep up the good work and keep on keeping on.
I love this guy! Excellent teaching and great supply store.
Great interview. I really admire Aaron. Thank you for doing this. I’m in the “everyone wants a belt stage” right now so I can appreciate the holster story.
Thanks Jim and Aaron.
You had me at Nolan Ryan :)
Good!