First I've seen that. Nice tutorial Don and Arron. Blessings on you guys. Arron from one Marine to an Army friend,,Thanx for your service. Don, keep on keeping on.
I stopped in the shop that day you two were making this project. Awesome job as always. Also thank you both for helping my wife pick out a swivel knife for my anniversary (20 years) and I love it. Thanks again I’ll be attempting this this week for a cancer benefit donation.
I have watched a few hundred leather working videos on the RUclipss. And I can honestly say, you are hands down the best at carving pattern layout by hand. And the tooling as well. Sweet work
Two of my favorite leather workers!!! I’ve stopped in at Maker’s twice now to do some shopping... looking forward to stopping in to see the saddle shop one day.
Excellent collaboration. I have watched many of your videos Don, this is the first I have seen of Arron ( Makers Leather supply) I will make an effort to go to their site as well as view their videos. Rest assured I watch your leather tooling / carving and am amazed at the artistry in your work. This case was no exception, fantastic work. Thanks for producing and sharing.
2 great craftsmen doing their thing! Love watching yall work and hope to be at that level one day! Also I was wondering what geometric stamp did you use in between the floral tooling
Man I tell ya those zippers have cause me more problems over the years than anything. I always have trouble with them on cases. But I am hoping what I have seen here remedies my problem. Seems to be a whole lot better process than I have been doing. I have always made the gun cases to the shape of a gun & maybe that is part of the problem. Heck if I know but I will be trying this method next time around to see. I was also using jacket zippers just cutting the end off. Maybe that's part of the problem. Thanks for the great video.
The video had some great tricks for the zippers. I have worked with zippers for a couple of years , learned some great tips. Would like to know where you got the stamps made for your makers mark.
Don, where can I get the punch that makes the circles similar to basket weave, I love that look. I don't want to be a copy cat but I love that look. Thank you for your time. From Seaside, OR.
Great video, love the work and talent of both of you guy's! Also I see another person has the same question on the small head knife, I would like to have one that size, can you tell us where to purchase one? And thanks for all the information you share!!
Great video and like most the two of you together was awesome. I have two questions. 1. How did you like tooling on the w&c leather? 2. What is your thoughts on that edge rub?
Does anyone know how Titanium Cranium "adjusts the speed" He mentions? I can't find the right gear. Never mind I looked in settings, there is a bunch of stuff in settings I see.
Yeah... like everyone else, here, I really enjoy watching each of your videos. After all, you two are the only guys that I have been watching along the way for my own educational purposes. However, I've got to say, that I really, really do not like these time lapse videos. They don't show me the exact tooling that you are using for specific effects that yo are getting while tooling flowers. I know that this isn't a "Teaching" video, but I watch all of your videos, in order to see what tools you use to get a specific effect. This does not do that. So, I have to sit here and adjust the video speed, and watch it that way. Anyway, still love you guys! Maybe I'm just in a shit mood this morning? I'm sorry.
Aaron has the best smile when he is happy about the outcome of his work! Love it.
The older I get, the more I like wax paper for glue ups to cut down on mess. Thanks for posting this video.
That was a great collaboration. I'm not good at anything till I try it. Then I get better and better at it!
I do book binding ~ and making these to put my books in together will work perfectly!!❤
Don, it looks pretty nice. Best regards, Richard
First I've seen that. Nice tutorial Don and Arron. Blessings on you guys. Arron from one Marine to an Army friend,,Thanx for your service. Don, keep on keeping on.
Great explanation of the whole project thank you very much!
I stopped in the shop that day you two were making this project. Awesome job as always. Also thank you both for helping my wife pick out a swivel knife for my anniversary (20 years) and I love it. Thanks again I’ll be attempting this this week for a cancer benefit donation.
I have watched a few hundred leather working videos on the RUclipss. And I can honestly say, you are hands down the best at carving pattern layout by hand. And the tooling as well. Sweet work
I can only Imagine the success if both you guys partnered up... Arron could even learn to use his camera...great work...Doc
You are a legend carver
Two of my favorites on one video..thanks
Great project! Your tooling is incredible, and working together it’s hard to get a better combination! Great job
my goal is to one day be able to tool at least half as good as you. you make it look so effortlessly, and it always comes out so awesome
Two of my favorite Texas Leather RUclipsrs in one video yet again. Nice Team Work guys
Awesome video and very informative. One day I'll get to working with zippers
That's a clasy look for a bag. Looks like something that should hold up pretty good too.
Aaron is an artist......a true craftsman, great to see you working with him...Anaco, Anz..
Two of my favorite leather workers!!! I’ve stopped in at Maker’s twice now to do some shopping... looking forward to stopping in to see the saddle shop one day.
Great video!!! Really enjoyed thay
Your tooling is absolutely awesome.
I’m subscribed to both of y’all, so this is cool seeing you both collaborate together.
Absolutely one of the BEST! Love seeing you guys working together.
Excellent collaboration. I have watched many of your videos Don, this is the first I have seen of Arron ( Makers Leather supply) I will make an effort to go to their site as well as view their videos. Rest assured I watch your leather tooling / carving and am amazed at the artistry in your work. This case was no exception, fantastic work. Thanks for producing and sharing.
Very nice case top quality work.
Thanks for the great collaborative video. Always informative.
Such beautiful work guys!
Each of your videos are always such a big help for me, and to see you two collaborate was amazing !
Thank you !!!!!!
I'd love to see the unedited version and hear your guys' conversation.
Good collaboration.
So cool to see you guys collaborating!! I follow both of you on RUclips and enjoy both of your videos!!!
Very informative
That’s beautiful work. I hope I can come close to this one day.
2 great craftsmen doing their thing! Love watching yall work and hope to be at that level one day! Also I was wondering what geometric stamp did you use in between the floral tooling
Oh I love both of you! Awesome video! I'm coming down to help teach a class with Aaron in January, hopefully I can visit you too Don!!
Man I tell ya those zippers have cause me more problems over the years than anything. I always have trouble with them on cases. But I am hoping what I have seen here remedies my problem. Seems to be a whole lot better process than I have been doing. I have always made the gun cases to the shape of a gun & maybe that is part of the problem. Heck if I know but I will be trying this method next time around to see. I was also using jacket zippers just cutting the end off. Maybe that's part of the problem. Thanks for the great video.
great video
This is so satisfying to watch when you are tooling. what type of swivel blade do you use? i struggle so much with mine dragging.
The video had some great tricks for the zippers. I have worked with zippers for a couple of years , learned some great tips. Would like to know where you got the stamps made for your makers mark.
if i may ask, what is the geo stamp you used at 5:03? love that pattern
Thanks both of yall! I defiantly see me making some knife cases for the knives I make!!! Now to find a zipper video!! LOL
That case would be awesome for a bible as well
Don, where can I get the punch that makes the circles similar to basket weave, I love that look. I don't want to be a copy cat but I love that look. Thank you for your time. From Seaside, OR.
What is the specific tool/stamp you used to make the pattern similar to basket weave on this bag? I like it and want one.
It looks like the Barry King star burst stamp.
Great video, love the work and talent of both of you guy's! Also I see another person has the same question on the small head knife, I would like to have one that size, can you tell us where to purchase one? And thanks for all the information you share!!
Great video and like most the two of you together was awesome.
I have two questions.
1. How did you like tooling on the w&c leather?
2. What is your thoughts on that edge rub?
Have y'all ever used light weight chap or lining leather to cover the edges with the zipper stitched to it?
What stamp did you use to tool this bag with? Who made it and what's it called; what size? Thanks. Great vid!
Is that little round knife a CS osborne? Where can I find that
Where can we buy the lining for the interior of the pistol case? Any alternatives?
Does anyone know how Titanium Cranium "adjusts the speed" He mentions? I can't find the right gear. Never mind I looked in settings, there is a bunch of stuff in settings I see.
Do you have a video for a motorcycle tool bag?
Hey Don where do you get your makers mark stamp made?
lcplhall God. God gave him that stamp because he’s achieved such a high level of craftsmanship!
What happened to don have not seen him lately hope your just busy I enjoy your videos
I’m still here! Ha! Just been busy trying to finish a full tooled saddle I have to get done! Thanks for checking!
Yeah... like everyone else, here, I really enjoy watching each of your videos. After all, you two are the only guys that I have been watching along the way for my own educational purposes. However, I've got to say, that I really, really do not like these time lapse videos. They don't show me the exact tooling that you are using for specific effects that yo are getting while tooling flowers. I know that this isn't a "Teaching" video, but I watch all of your videos, in order to see what tools you use to get a specific effect. This does not do that. So, I have to sit here and adjust the video speed, and watch it that way. Anyway, still love you guys! Maybe I'm just in a shit mood this morning? I'm sorry.
Adjust the speed. How? Oops, I found in settings. Thank You.
Nothing to it eh?