The birds near to you sound unique. So great the ambience that nature provides aesthetically. Thank you for making and sharing this, I’m gonna try later today!
I think you have done really well for your first video. You explained it really well, especially for such as me that are just into leather craft, and slow enough to be able to work along with you. Thank you look forward to your next one.
That’s awesome!!! I’d love to see how yours came out! Post a pic in our FB group…. facebook.com/groups/RKLeather/permalink/3327249464174758/?mibextid=S66gvF
I love a good bleed knot. The hook is called an Olecranon hook. I had to research it when I received a custom order. It took me forever to remember it’s name. Haha
It’s called a ‘HK hook’ as in Heckler & Koch the German firearms manufacturer , it’s their standard sling hook the hole at the bottom is so another hook can be attached to it so your rifle sling can be changed from a 2points of contact sling to a single point sling .
@@RKLeather Definitely helped me! I made one of these Keychains using suede! It’s beautiful...except I used a regular round key ring! First time doing it and it is stunning.
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I'm a DIY guy,i learned something useful.thank you.
Thank you for the feedback
The birds near to you sound unique. So great the ambience that nature provides aesthetically. Thank you for making and sharing this, I’m gonna try later today!
Your doing a great job Brother Skål 🍻 my friend
This is also one of my favorite knots 🪢 to do besides the round knot 💯💪
Thanks for the information. I was doing them wrong which explains why they would unravel. Much appreciated.
Nice simple knot, explained simply. Thanks Robert. Great way to use scraps!
Glad you liked it!
Definitely the clearest explanation! Good video...
Glad it was helpful!
I think you have done really well for your first video. You explained it really well, especially for such as me that are just into leather craft, and slow enough to be able to work along with you. Thank you look forward to your next one.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for teaching this technique. I am going to try to make this for a purse handle 😊
That sound like it will look cool! Glad I could help.
That was super helpful! Thank your for sharing. Also, your presentation style is great.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for showing different effects....
You are doing a good job at it. Awesome work I think.
Thanks!
This is a good instructional video. You should do more. Thank you.
I’ve been wanting to learn this. I watched several tutorials and I found yours to be the best! Thank you, I now mastered the bleed knot!
That’s awesome!!! I’d love to see how yours came out! Post a pic in our FB group…. facebook.com/groups/RKLeather/permalink/3327249464174758/?mibextid=S66gvF
Thank you for showing thoroughly how to make a bleed knot. Really appreciate your video. I love leather works. Greetings Maria
You are so welcome!
These are awesome! I’m just getting into leather working, Ty for the video :) personally I didn’t have a problem following along.
They cool looking I’m going to make some thanks for sharing 😊😇
Please do!
Liked video. I would like to try that. I need to see if I get some bands aids first just in case.
It’s really easy once you get the hang of it…
Nice video. Thanks.
Thank you!
Great Job! You showed me just what I wanted to know.
Glad I could help!
I've been wondering how to do something for a motorcycle helmet project, and this video helped solidify a major part!
Thank you :)
I’m glad I could help you out.
Thanks for this very clear video!
You’re welcome!
Uses are only limited by imagination...key fobs, zipper pulls, on knife lanyard ring/holes to draw from deep sheaths, etc... 😊
Thank you very much. I always wondered how they were made.
Seems like the bleed knot would add strength to the end of the strap. Very helpful info. Have you ever made any leather toggles?
I do like it. Thank you.
I'll look for you
Oo man! That’s awesome.
Thanks!!!
Good video👍
Thanks 👍
I love a good bleed knot. The hook is called an Olecranon hook. I had to research it when I received a custom order. It took me forever to remember it’s name. Haha
Thanks!
I don't know what the clip is called, exactly, but I love the tutorial!
Thanks!
Great video
I would love to know what knife you are using!
Are you talking about the Roller Knife?
It’s called a ‘HK hook’ as in Heckler & Koch the German firearms manufacturer , it’s their standard sling hook the hole at the bottom is so another hook can be attached to it so your rifle sling can be changed from a 2points of contact sling to a single point sling .
Tolle Arbeit. Top. 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Thnx . It was great help
Many thanks for the video. I really like this knot. Just one thing is not clear enough for me, do you make the cuts on the same side every time?
No you have to cut each side to make this work.
Thanks
It looks to me like a "clash hook" (Conventional Latch Attachment Snap Hook). ITW makes them.
Thanks!
There’s a leather strap behind you, that has a narrow strip woven along it. Can you tell me what that technique is called please?
At what part of the video?
@@RKLeather thank you for your reply. It’s near the beginning. It’s on the wall behind your left shoulder
Often sold as Heckler & Koch clip.
Cool deal, I’ll look those up.
I'm brand new to leatherworking...Where did you get that cutting board? Looks useful for lots of projects
That cutting mat is from Walmart or Hobby Lobby. It’s a friskers mat.
@@RKLeather thank you
@@HorseObsessedGrrl you are welcome
Spring Clip...
Thanks! I knew the name at one point, when I ordered them probably!
@@RKLeather You’re welcome...You’re tutorial was awesome. I’m new to leather work...
I'm glad to hear I've helped someone!!!
@@RKLeather Definitely helped me! I made one of these Keychains using suede! It’s beautiful...except I used a regular round key ring! First time doing it and it is stunning.
AWESOME!!! I used the round key for the smaller one and I think it works better...
Sling lever is what it is called.
Tap it down flat w/a mallet, it'll be fine!
Made a mandolin strap
That sounds awesome!
you have taken a simple operation and turned it into something complex
How so?