Large Leather Tooling Patterns Transferred Easily
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2023
- In this video, I show you how I go about transferring larger floral patterns when I have to do them twice or a left and a right side.
This is a very efficient way of accomplishing this task and allows for the most accurate copy of your tooling patterns.
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I did a repair on a saddle that a fender go tore bad. I built two new fenders and did this off the old fender. Thankyou for this video it worked great. You saved me so much time on that project.
Thank you for the wonderful idea
Great video. I would have never tried this without seeing this video.
I am learning so much from your videos. Thank you for posting.
Same here
Very helpful tip! I have used tapoffs for small items, but I am about to make a set of California style Tapaderos. I have attempted this before with large pieces and it did move a bit, so I had a rough time carving the second piece and was not really happy with the result. This tip will make it work much better.
I also notice some commenters are confused about whether to carve and bevel, DON'T BEVEL or do any tooling. You want clean, crisp swivel knife cuts ONLY. After transfer then you can bevel and tool in your normal style.
awesome video! so the way my world works at this point in my progress, If I screw up my first tooling then the other side will be still screwed up but match! I can live with that. ;)
I really like your videos because they help me with all the doubts I have and they are very good videos to learn or improve. I would like to know more about the names of each tool because I don't know what they are called, I only know that some of them are a Barry King brand and Weaver but I don't know what they are called🤜🤛👌👌👌
Awesome! So for the tap-off, do you just swivel cut it or also bevel etc?
Cut a piece of plywood the same shape, put the 2 pieces of leather together and wrap tape around in a few places!
Outstanding how to video Don! Thank you!
How much does a ton of time weigh brother? Could also use some volumetric values. Thank you for all you do!
Saludos👍👍👍
Hi Don. I have a question after watching this video did you carve and bevel the whole pattern before tapping off?or did you only swivel carve it ?
I still don't understand how tap offs work. A cut on the tap off is a bump on the working piece. It seems that it would be hard to cut those lines on the working piece. Thanks, Don.
Hola. Algun numero de telefono