Making a 'Deluxe' Tooled Leather Shot Pouch Bag for Black Powder Leather Working ASMR
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Long-time viewers have seen me make one of these small possibles bag previously. However, this is the deluxe "tooled & jeweled" version. Made to hold the lead balls and a percussion cap tin for black powder / muzzeloading shooters. The rounded bottom makes getting those last balls out easy.
Stamps used in this video:
NS Stamps #295
Hidecrafters PU017
Laser is an xTool P2
Below is a link for saving a few bucks purchasing a P2 direct from xTool. I was given this code to pass on to my viewers when I first received the the laser. Hopefully it still works:
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Love the background music! Also love that it's not so loud that it over powers what you're doing and that it wouldn't cover up your voice if you were to speak. Love the pouch, it's great inspiration for me. I want to make a shot pouch for slingshot ammo and now I have a good idea how to start. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing.
Glad you like it!
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At first I wasn’t a fan of the background music, but now I like to hear it while you work 🙌🏻🫡
Happy to hear that!
Have you ever heard of RUclips channel 'Itchy Boots'? She has used thus very music as her theme for years. It is catchy.
I told you that music is good!
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Beautiful work, amazing decorative tooling,
I'm blown away at how simple of tooling you did but how amazing it looks in the end
Completely brilliant
I always learn something new, when I see your videos. Exciting to see. Beautiful work. Can't wait for next. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for showing this great tool work.
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant. Absolute master class in technique. This channel serves as the underpinnings for everything I’m doing. This morning I’ll be performing a cross stitch X style pattern for the first time on a specialty box I have nearing completion. My practice pieces came out gorge…
glad I could help!
Another amazing project, Road Agent. Love your stitching hole punch.
I use a cork yoga block to to the same thing you did with the mailbox. I like the support I get from the block and the tool gos right into the block. I found it a goodwill for like 2 bucks. Amazing job on the bag. Thanks for taking us along 👍.
Great tip!
Another great piece. . . There's guys that I know , and ill show them, that would love that for thier reenactment uniforms. . Keep up the great work
Thanks!
Outstanding craftsmanship as always!
Thanks again!
Being heavy into black powder, this shot pouch is outstanding. You need a matching one for the lube and patches. My I copy this. Love the music. Need to turn it up just a little bit 👍👍👍👍👍
It really is amazing to watch your work. Always enjoy watching and learning.
Thank you very much!
Great little bag for carrying .22 LR in also. Excellent work as always. It's good to see you know how to saddle stitch & showed it up close. I have seen lots of people on RUclips saying they are saddle stitching & DO NOT do it correctly. If the thread ever breaks on it will unravel on them.
Thanks for watching!
You know some interesting things and do some very pretty work, thank you for sharing .....
Thank you very much!
So far you are the only person I've seen casing the leather using saddle soap and in a zip-lock bag, I have watched every show you have done so I know you were shown that way when you were a scout. As a total novice, I'm looking at things with fresh eyes so if you don't mind I will share what I've picked up on. As I said I am right at the beginning of this journey so I'm still only making patterns for bags and wallets. Not a huge call for holsters over here in Scotland. From what I've seen so far the saddle soap looks like it's lubricating the leather, probably not the proper term but don't shoot me, please. You are working with leather much thicker than what I will be using so will it still allow me to tool the leather, obviously not to your standard but would your process make the leather overly soft and mushy say if I was using a thinner piece of leather? I love the way your work takes colour and you don't have to beat the siht out of it when you are tooling it and the way the swivel knife glides when you are lining out a pattern. Most of all the others I've seen only use water and I am In no position to critique some master craftsmen's work but it looks like they do have to batter the tools into the piece they are working on. I feel your leather looks more plump than the others and I am attributing that to the saddle soap. Anyway I have said enough tonight so thank you for sharing your craft with us and all the very best from Scotland
Your creations are works of art! Thanks for sharing.
Great idea. Looks good.
Thanks!
Your attention to details is amazing. High quality craftsmanship! I enjoyed every minute of the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I made one of these last year. It is extremely similar, even down to the molded cap tin holder. Mine is kinda standard and not the Deluxe version. This is really well done.
Looks fantastic
Beautiful work!
Thank you very much!
Beautifully done, as always. I'm working through making ball bags for all my various calibers. I might have to incorporate some of these little details into my next one. I'll need to pick up some spots and try that out.
Thanks!
Very beautiful !
Many thanks!!
Beautiful work as always! @22:02 you have to pat that rivet and say "that ain't going nowhere". 😁😁
Thanks! There was a tiny hole drilled through that decorative belt tip that was too small for any of my rivets. Not sure what supposed to go there ... but it's obviously for permanently fasting it. So I had to enlarge it.
Their should have been a small screw that would secure the belt tip, but, I like your way much better. It completes rivets and the project.
I like the way you video the build. Showing the highlights and the compete process, not getting stuck on one thing such as sewing. I hate it when someone has a twenty minute video with fifteen minutes spent on sewing up the project. A Big Thank You for that.
another great video
Looks awesome
Thanks!
Very nice work, I'd like to have one of these. 👍
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Hella dope job, @RoadAgentLeather!
Thank you!
Beyond awesome.
nice project!
I learn something cool every time I watch one of your videos, thank you! Now you have to make a matching powder flask holster!
Wow , that is very beautiful work 👍👍
that makes my simple little projects look kinda sad
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Mind-blowing work love you from INDIA
Excellent work,
Many thanks!
Great job
Fantastic pouch!!
Do you ever sell your work? You should think about putting this together in a kit form. I'm sure they would sell like hot cakes. This shot bag is beautiful. and very well done. Love to watch you put things together.
It would be a big help to me for you to make a video of you making a mistake beyond repair. Theatrics such as turning over your bench, throwing your project through a window, tools in the trash. Nothing I wouldn’t do. It would help this mere mortal. I will admit, great job as. always.
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Excelente trabajo 👍 me gustó mucho, felicidades
Very cool 😀
WOW!!!
thanks for watching!
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You're welcome!
ALL THE TOOLS - ALL THE SMOKE
Thanks for watching!
One perfect job, greetings... (AOE II Music )
Thanks!
That's gorgeous 😍😍
Thank you!
Muy buen trabajo Saludos👍👍👍
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Beautiful but wish there was more people that made these types of projects without all the machinery
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Nice Video, but why the Saddle Soap before tooling? I've never seen that before...
Thanks! The soap lubricants the leather fibers. Makes carving with a swivel knife easier and gives better stamp impressions. Also slows down drying time so you don't have to rewet as often.
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great
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You don't talk. But at least you don't do your videos in fast-forward. I picked up some nice tricks, thanks.
Cool, thanks
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Awesome !
Did you use soap to case your leather?!? What's that all about? I've never seen anyone do that before.
Hey! Thanks for subscribing. I got that tip back when I was a kid in the 80s from The Leather Factory (before they were purchased by Tandy). Then I saw a saddle maker's RUclips channel where they used the same technique. It 'lubricates' the leather fibers -- Makes your swivel knife glide easier, and makes for better stamp impressions. It also slows down the drying process so you don't have to rewet as often. I only do it when I'm tooling a large portion of the surface on a piece of leather.
Thanks for that info.
This looks absolutely incredible! It makes me wonder if you do leatherworking commissions?
I'm inspired, beautiful work! 13:37 where did you find that beauty if a square? That thing is perfect!
It's a "Thin-Beam Square" from Micro-Mark. I originally bought it for my model ship building.
@@RoadAgentLeather Awesome, thank you very much, really appreciate it.
Beautiful work & craftsmanship as always!
Question/suggestion, could you program your lazer cutter to cut the holes for your diamond studs? I like the way you did it tho..!
Thanks! If I could figure out the pattern, sure. You can even pre-cut all your stitch holes.
Lol... i understand, didn't know if you had thought about it. I thought you did your stitch holes at first. I'm not a fan of the round stitch holes... But you ran that cool rivet line.. 👍🏽👍🏽
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Excellent work! I’ve watched your laser reviews, but which one did you use for this or your preferred machine? I’m in the market for a 20watt diode.
Great work! Picked up a few tips for my next possibles pouch. What stamps did you use? Really liked the look of them.
Thanks! I listed the stamps in the description.
How long do you let the leather sit in the bag after deglazing with the saddle soap?
Only a few hours.
beautiful. is there a holster for 1860 Army to match?
I've actually made videos of holster builds for the black powder guns.
Could you make a belt holder for a can of Skoal Mint similar to the holder for the percussion caps? That'd be the bee's knees right there.
lol. I don't chew ... but no reason why you couldn't!
@@RoadAgentLeather Ha, I don't either, but I would start if I had dip can holster with a studded flap. Do you have a website were we can purchase your amazing handcrafted stuff?Thanks for the response.
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What's amazing here is that you're holding primers. You got a source for those you can share?
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Thanks for watching!
Love your videos. One quick question what weight of leather are you using? Thanks for your inspiration!
Thanks! 6-7 oz veg-tan mainly. The gusset is an oil-stoned hide I picked up a while back. It looks about 4 oz.
Where did yo get your stamp 5:47 is beautiful nice job
I purchased it from eBay. I tried to get the seller's name for you, but it's been too long and not in my history anymore. But the model numbers are mentioned in the video description.
Beautiful! Question I notice you use Ecoweld and AQ315, do you prefer on to the other? Im looking to switch to one from Barge.
Thanks! They're pretty much interchangeable. Both are much easier to work with than Barge.
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How did you avoid the smoke and bad burn marks on the laser?
The very first clip is me wetting the leather before putting it in the machine. This is mostly to help it lay flat. But also helps some with the scorching. It's also dependent the power settings and the speed of the cut.
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QUESTION, WELL TWO, WHY DIDN'T YOU USE THE CREALITY FOR THIS OR IS THE XTOOL A BETTER LASER FOR THIS PROJECT....?
They worked great, but I sold the Creality lasers. For my personal situation the xTool's full-enclosure setup works better for me. I can actively vent the smoke out of my garage.
What stitching groover are you using to groove out them borders? Top job pal
Thanks! It's a Craftool Pro stitching groover.
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Awesome work! Could you please explain the wrap of the thread around the needle? Does this help keep the thread from loosening as you sew?
Thanks! The loop is just part of traditional saddle stitching.
@@RoadAgentLeather thank you! I have not been doing this!
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¡Amazing video!... by the way, what´s black powder?
Thanks! It's an old style of shooting where you load gunpowder, wadding, bullet, and percussion caps manually.
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Nice! Is that a commercial pattern or your own design?
Thanks! It started as an old Leather Factory pattern. But I've modified it.
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The spray you were using, just water or a mix of something?
Awesome pouch, what can be done for patches?
Was that a bar of soap at the start? What soap was it?
Hi. It's glycerin saddle soap.
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Excelente video! Se podran descargar los patrones ? Saludos!
Thanks!
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When saddle soaping before tooling, do you ever rinse to remove the saddle soap?
Nope. The soap is what lubricates the leather fibers to give better stamp impressions.
Where can I order a holster? I can't find a website anywhere. Just some kind of mention on Etsy but no holsters listed.
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I am just getting started with my Xtool. Do you have a this pattern available for purchase? Thank you.
Thanks for subscribing! Shoot me an email
Would love to have this laser file. Do you sell your patterns anywhere online?
What is the name of the white adhesive please.
EcoWeld water based contact cement. I purchase it from Tandy Leather.
@@RoadAgentLeather thank you. Haven't seen it before. Looks excellent.
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Hey buddy where can I buy yours products?
Thanks of watching! I have an Etsy page, but don't currently have any items for sale.
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What is that hammer you used to secure those pins?
It's just the cheap, little ball-peen hammer from Harbor Freight. They call it the "Watchmakers Hammer with 6 Heads" on their website.
@@RoadAgentLeather got it. Thank you.
What does saddle soap do?
It lubricates the leather fibers to help make better stamp impressions. It also slows down the drying time so I don't have to rewet as often.
Do you have a web site? I can't find one.