making a leather belt loop key ring
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- small leather goods
This is a very simple belt loop key ring, stitching 3 pieces of 1.5mm thick cow leather, makes it quite stiff...
A brass D-ring for attachments.
hope you enjoy...
Elegant key ring. Nice creative screw-on snaps. Great stitching. You'd make great pistol holsters.
showing how to do the needle was a lot of help, thank you
Thanks for making this video. I wanted to start on leather crafts but it got mind boggling how many things to try and different ways of doing them.. This got me going and did it simply.
Cathy Wilson Thank you very much!!!
Love the workmanship, just nice to see real craft quality.
Thank you very much!
Thank u gary hereafter i never waste my belt scrap.superb &vvv useful video for me
Thank you very much!!!
Wow! That's craftsmanship. :)
+Dawn Brosnan Thank you!!!
Thank you on this quality video.. a great video indeed!!!!
merci
EXCELLENT video, great video taping, CLEAR...thank you. good quality imaging. I understand that EACH piece is 1.5mm. got it
+Ella Marie Thank you very much!!!
I have a piece of leather to sell, its almost 24x30 inches, its a 5mil about VEG TAN.....I will not be using it anymore, any tips on how i can sell it ? Thanks you.
making a simple leather belt loop key ring...
+Salvador Valencia the boring tool is called a prong, the liquid is called an MCM, and the wood is called burnish.
Super professional!!
Thank you very much!!!
Awesome video & work man! 👍
Beautiful, congratulations
¡Te quedó buenazooo!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you very much!!!
Brother Great Video..
It looks great! thanks for the shared
Thank you very much!!!
You make it look so easy, I'm trying to learn how to make things with leather. But could you tell me what size prongs you're using ? And also what size is the tool you using to cut the edges ?!? Thanks and keep the videos coming !!!
The edging tool is called an edge beveler.
Hello Gary,
The dimensions are not in the description, nor a link to a template. But I can say good job on a how to "get-r-done" video. After stopping and starting about 125 times of the video, I gather that the dimensions are as follows: 21x4cm overall, and the 3rd piece glued on was 15cm long.
Never the less, not sorry for the negative rip. But thanks for your efforts, good job on the keychain belt loop.
Semper Fi, Kell106,2/7
excellent job well done
+Stanley Grant Thank you!!
realy awesome....i like it
Thank you very much!!!
I like your style. No talk helps you focus on technique. How much you reckon you'd sell that for?
Hello Gary,
Do you have a pattern of this project, I would like to make a copy of belt loop key chain? Great job on the video, and smooth flow with your craftsmanship. Or a small description of the dimensions would be helpful, thanks and keep up the good work.
Semper Fi
My screw won't allow my fastner to snap and it is a flat head. I'm using a 24 line snap. Is there a certain size snap and Chicago screw to use?
Thank you for the instructive video, Gary! Why laminate the three pieces to begin with? Is there a difference in quality or is it just to reach a certain thickness? Thank you.
+Andrei Gotia Thank you!!! I couldn't find thicker leather, so yes, just to reach the thickness I wanted!!! Best regards.
Gary, Nice work on the leather! Need some description, while doing the work or voiceover.
SaxLounge Thank you, I will add description in my upcoming videos. Best regards.
AWESOME GARYGRIP AWESOME
+Bowmaster Master Thank you!
Thanks for the video very helpful ,but I would prefer to add written words accompanied with steps on screen and tools names to make it easier for people.
Thank you very much!!! some of my videos have explanations and some don't!!!
lindo trabalho parabéns !!!!
Thanks for the information. Richard Hillman
+Richard Hillman Thank you!!!
Me gustaría saber las medidas necesarias para elaborar este llavero, gracias. Un saludo especial desde Colombia
Do you have a template avail for sale for the key ring? Love it!.
awesome¡¡ i really like your work
unfortunatelle in dificult to see what you are applying so can you tell the list of materials and tools you use for this? it will really help to follow your steps thanks¡¡¡¡
Thank you very much!!! please refer to this:
ruclips.net/video/4zKomtV4vFY/видео.html
what kind of leather you using? the white and dark one.
muito legal, vc poderia mostrar o gabarito em PDF,
Nice work! do you have the dimensions? I'm going to try to make one.
thanks for sharing the video. JG
Will you share your template measurements? thanks
What pitch and thread thickness?
Looks great, would you share or sell template?
nice work man! what's that liquid you use to rub the leather on and what for?
Thank you, I used water, or sometimes gum tragacanth to burnish the edge, neatsfoot oil for surface finish!
Very nice key fob. How many stitches per inch?
Mike Swaim Thank you, about 7 stitches per inch.
SPEAK SPEAK SPEAK SSPEAK
what is the size of the chisel did you use? the prong space and tooth width?
+Khairuddin Jusoh Mohd The stitching iron gives 7 stitches per inch, with 2mm stitching hole!!!
Nice peice what was the thread size? Richard Hillman
+Richard Hillman Thank you, it was waxed polyester threads, 210D, approximately 2mm thick!!!
What solution did you use on the edges before slicking it +garypip Thanks!!!
+Raja Sharma Before slicking, I use water!!!
ok thanks garyipip
can i ask you something
can i ask you something pls
what type and size of the thread did you use?
+Khairuddin Jusoh Mohd The thread is 201D (approx. 2mm thick waxed polyester…
What is that liquid you were using around 11:38?
badgebunny87 That's neatsfoot oil... its like a conditioner!
Is there somewhere to get that pattern?
I am sorry I don't have the time to organize the patterns yet!!!
Hello, where can i get all the tools?
Marine Lincoln Hi, I got all my tools from local stores in Hong Kong, thanks!!!
garyipip is it possible to order online?
I know this's an old comment but many places sell the leather working tools online. Even just doing a Google search or search on eBay for leather working tools as many of these will come up pretty cheap... 👍
dude you need a fabric cutter asap.....
I know!!! haven't found one yet!!! Thanks!!!
OH sry i mised spelt your name
+Bowmaster Master don't worry!!!
nice work, how is the name of this tool ruclips.net/video/NFeKerP4dCA/видео.htmlm48s
Rafael Quero Thank you, that's a palette knife!!!
Thanks bro
can i ask you something pls