All of my recommended lists are here: www.amazon.com/shop/leathertoolz please watch in 1080p if your internet connection allows. you can see the result here : 1st edge coat result 12:34 1st heating result 15:29 2nd edge coat result 21:51 2nd heating result 24:28 3rd edge coat result 25:58 sanding result 27:24
I have never tried heating my paint, I always thought it would leave carbon on the edge creaser. You said something about it being clean with alcohol lamp, what solvent do you use in your lamp that does not deposit carbon on the edge creaser. I would like to give it a try
Jun you might want to keep the object to focus a little far away from the Camera to focus on it and stick to it. I would have loved to see the process of application that you were doing but it got blurred out
hello! please watch in 1080p if your internet connection allows. you can see them! 1st edge coat result 12:34 1st heating result15:29 2nd edge coat result 21:51 2nd heating result 24:28 3rd edge coat result 25:58 sanding result 27:24
Thank you for making this video! It's very helpful for newbie like me. I always thought the expensive edge machine is the only way to get the beautiful edge, now I know the cheaper trick. 👍👍👍👍
I have used another technique with good results (edge is perfect on watch straps used for years) I use Fenice too. After paint i use friction to add head (burnish with canvas or some heavy fabric.) Don't use a canvas cloth you have used with bees wax, it will result in bad adhesion. Btw awesome guides on your channel. Liked and subscribed.
Jun, can I ask do you know for 100% certainty that the giadarni paint can not be used with heating method. Or is this just from your own experience? Many Thanks.
Giardini edge coat is "designed" to be used without heat. it supposed to give you the same result as heatable edge coat. now, if you "heat" the edge coat, you are not using them as "instructed".
Been looking for a good description of this process. I appreciate the vids and consistent discussion! I can easily skip around on the video if I'm in a hurry, but will usually go back later on because I'm interested in it all. Thank you!
Thanks for the a good overview about edgecoat. I use just burnishing, but I actually am kinda annoyed with the fact that the pure beeswax I use at the end is sticky. What should I mix it with to reduce stickiness?
I was wondering if you have any feed back related to stahl edge paint? Are they any good if you have used them? I can purchase this brand in my neck of the woods but don’t know if they are actually any good as I haven’t seen any feed back from you in your video related to stahl edge paint ...
Wow, you are probably the ONLY leatherworker that I've seen on RUclips that does this many steps for everything. Guessing it will make the edge last longer than the other methods I've seen. I didn't know leatherwork could be so complex.
Thanks for this video! I understood that iron creaser makes smooth and beautiful edges, but I have still doubts. Except price, what is the difference between iron creaser and electric creaser?
Electrical(expensive ones) creaser can adjust temperature very accurately. They have a knob with numbers. Each number can be translated into temperatures. you can also do crasing+round the edge of the leather.
+Bushcraft Beats google "rocky mountain leather supply" the leather called "Buttero" is really nice to work with. it is great leather for beginner to professionals
Now you see, specifying the grit for the sanding is something I haven't seen before, but damn that's good information to know. I've always wondered why you would ever sand after finishing an edge- surely it would just undo everything you did. But the 1000 grit makes sense.
All of my recommended lists are here: www.amazon.com/shop/leathertoolz
please watch in 1080p if your internet connection allows.
you can see the result here :
1st edge coat result 12:34
1st heating result 15:29
2nd edge coat result 21:51
2nd heating result 24:28
3rd edge coat result 25:58
sanding result 27:24
leathertoolz where can I buy for those materials I need for that,and leather cleaner & conditioner leather.. thanks
So glad i found your channel . In depth explanations are great thanks man!!!
I have never tried heating my paint, I always thought it would leave carbon on the edge creaser. You said something about it being clean with alcohol lamp, what solvent do you use in your lamp that does not deposit carbon on the edge creaser. I would like to give it a try
Jun you might want to keep the object to focus a little far away from the Camera to focus on it and stick to it. I would have loved to see the process of application that you were doing but it got blurred out
hello!
please watch in 1080p if your internet connection allows. you can see them!
1st edge coat result 12:34
1st heating result15:29
2nd edge coat result 21:51
2nd heating result 24:28
3rd edge coat result 25:58
sanding result 27:24
Thank you for making this video! It's very helpful for newbie like me. I always thought the expensive edge machine is the only way to get the beautiful edge, now I know the cheaper trick. 👍👍👍👍
Thanks Firdaus for the comment! I am glad this video helped you! : )
Do we ever need to sand initially to make sure everything is flat first or just wait to the end? Thanks
I have used another technique with good results (edge is perfect on watch straps used for years) I use Fenice too. After paint i use friction to add head (burnish with canvas or some heavy fabric.) Don't use a canvas cloth you have used with bees wax, it will result in bad adhesion. Btw awesome guides on your channel. Liked and subscribed.
Thanks Daniel for the tips and subscription! I will try that method! Thanks alot!
Jun, can I ask do you know for 100% certainty that the giadarni paint can not be used with heating method. Or is this just from your own experience? Many Thanks.
Giardini edge coat is "designed" to be used without heat. it supposed to give you the same result as heatable edge coat. now, if you "heat" the edge coat, you are not using them as "instructed".
can you revisit Cova Super? I am curious if heat is useful? sanding? unsure. thanks
how long is takes to completely dry by your experience?
Been looking for a good description of this process. I appreciate the vids and consistent discussion! I can easily skip around on the video if I'm in a hurry, but will usually go back later on because I'm interested in it all. Thank you!
Hey, That's good to hear! Thanks for the comment and word words!
Hello. Thanks for your so useful videos. What Is the n'amène or the tool you Heat? Thanks
it's called "Single line creaser"
How did you prevent exceeds paint? I have trouble with it. Help please
Thanks for the a good overview about edgecoat. I use just burnishing, but I actually am kinda annoyed with the fact that the pure beeswax I use at the end is sticky. What should I mix it with to reduce stickiness?
melt beeswax with Carnauba wax or Microcrystalline wax or both : )
nice work bruh, always enjoy your crafting skills, are you in the states?
Thanks, I am in Europe. Why do you ask? :)
It's a really Very helpful video and the result is perfect .. also it's more easier than sand method
Thaaaaaanks alot thanks thanks👏👏👏👏💪💪
thnks alot for ur methods without cmc gum, prefer this simple methods than using gum more expensive..bro👍
Congratulations on the beautiful video! you should write a book about leather!!!
Hello! Thank you for this video.
Does this work for chrome tan leather?
Thanks for posting, I really want to give my leather work that edge coat detail I just need the tools
Thanks for posting. Yeah, I'd like to see a waxing video too.
Thanks for the comment!
Good man !!!!! :)
:)
I was wondering if you have any feed back related to stahl edge paint? Are they any good if you have used them? I can purchase this brand in my neck of the woods but don’t know if they are actually any good as I haven’t seen any feed back from you in your video related to stahl edge paint ...
ruclips.net/video/ErbQZhNDJ4Q/видео.html
Great video
Do you have any suggestions or resources on how I could acquire that tool? Thanks!
you can easily find those tools in fleamarket or eBay. even Blanchard sells one.
Wow, you are probably the ONLY leatherworker that I've seen on RUclips that does this many steps for everything. Guessing it will make the edge last longer than the other methods I've seen. I didn't know leatherwork could be so complex.
great information and detailed, very helpful, not boring at all (regarding another poster's comment), thank you!
Wow! lol! Thank you for kind words. it's hard to satisfy everyone. ; ) I do what I love to do!
Thanks for this video! I understood that iron creaser makes smooth and beautiful edges, but I have still doubts. Except price, what is the difference between iron creaser and electric creaser?
Electrical(expensive ones) creaser can adjust temperature very accurately. They have a knob with numbers. Each number can be translated into temperatures. you can also do crasing+round the edge of the leather.
leathertoolz do you have an electrical creaser? If yes, make a video! Thanks for answer my question!
I don't have one yet. I am thinking of buying one from ADECE in the future.
What is that tool you used to heat the edge and what oil is that lamp
Hello! antique single creaser iron from G.Barnsley, Methyl alcohol lamp is used!
Great video. Thanks so much.
Thank you for the comment and thanks for watching my videos!
Yo, Leather, where do you buy your leather?
+Bushcraft Beats google "rocky mountain leather supply" the leather called "Buttero" is really nice to work with. it is great leather for beginner to professionals
Where can I find a tool like that? Thats under 20 bucks lol?
It's KS blade edge coat applicator!
leathertoolz ok thank you! I watch your videos for hours lol..learning so much!
very well exxplained, Many thanks
Thank you for the comment!
Now you see, specifying the grit for the sanding is something I haven't seen before, but damn that's good information to know.
I've always wondered why you would ever sand after finishing an edge- surely it would just undo everything you did. But the 1000 grit makes sense.
Thanks for the comment Anthony. It's all about the details that I put into my videos! :)
7 minutes to tell us its dry, this video should be 5 minutes tops......
So out of focus and frustrating to watch
2017 and people still dont know how to focus cameras
More working LESS talking.
Thanks for the comment!
The video its not to work but to explain. So he will do a lot of talking.
Get a life dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don Kenner I ve got a life. it seems that you dont
Exactly! He did nothing!
You need to edit your videos, they get long and boring
True! I will edit for sure!