Thank you so much for what you do. I love your style of video and you seem very kind and approachable. I also appreciate how you approach your work in a methodical and precise manner.
Thank You for being explicit and patient on video (making Gusset too). I’m cutting on 6 to 7 ounces leather, front & back sheets size 9 1/2” X 13 1/2” (square corners), to make tight map case or messenger bag/sleeve to keep steady & transport MacBookPro. - All around Gusset is 2” X 46 1/2” - Strap is 7/8” X 36” - Pad is 1 3/4” X 6”. Ussing on top side a 13 3/4” zipper (cutting Gusset on 9 1/2” by top side inverted “U” shape or []), so, it falls 2” on each side of Case, enough to slide LapTop in and out.. The Support or Sleeve in Video is 1 3/4” X 6”, using double holes (as green template) to provide much more support as 5 pounds weight will be distributed evenly along the 6” X 1 3/4” double leather 1/4”. Best Regards from Mexico City (where we use metric system, so: m, cm & mm are measuring)
@@MAKESUPPLYLEATHER Yes i got hurt a few yrs. back used to tinker on cars and bikes could not fish any more now its hard to do that. But i saw yours and others channel and last July i bought some tools etc. Over 6months I started selling somethings people were liking it. Bamb it was over. getting knocked down happens how you get up tells the tale. Keep chugging.
Great video, I'm making a strap for my son's laptop bag I'm making him and was wondering if you could tell me about how long you usually make your straps? My son is 5'11" tall if that helps, I'm new to leather working and trying to learn all I can. Thank you so much for your help, appreciate it. Tammy
Would you mind if I use your free leather shoulder strap pattern for my video on customizing an existing pattern? I would put a link to this video in the description.
Thank You for such a patient teaching. I am making for the nieces of mine and myself, these 6 bags to keep & transport MacBook Pro 24 X 34 on 6 to 7 ounces, squared corners, zipper on 24” top.Strap is 7/8” X 32” As weight is about 5 pounds, nieces asked for a commfortable shoulder strap so your green template 6 X 1 3/4 seams to be adecuate to distribute evenly weight over almost 3/16” leather (double) Best Regards
Thanks Justin, looking forward to the new bag series and the first Satchel Template.
thank you for the pattern and the video it is great work, stay safe and healthy. best wishes from Turkey, İstanbul...
Happy to see you are shipping temples again! Just put in an order for a few things I've been waiting on. Love your temples, great work and thank ya!
Thank You for this video tutorial and free .pdf. I truly appreciate your work. Stay safe.
You're a star, many thanks from England
Thank you so much for what you do. I love your style of video and you seem very kind and approachable. I also appreciate how you approach your work in a methodical and precise manner.
Hello are you in Orlando
@@johntyson9102 no sir. Texas
Thank You for being explicit and patient on video (making Gusset too).
I’m cutting on 6 to 7 ounces leather, front & back sheets size 9 1/2” X 13 1/2” (square corners), to make tight map case or messenger bag/sleeve to keep steady & transport MacBookPro.
- All around Gusset is 2” X 46 1/2”
- Strap is 7/8” X 36”
- Pad is 1 3/4” X 6”.
Ussing on top side a 13 3/4” zipper (cutting Gusset on 9 1/2” by top side inverted “U” shape or []), so, it falls 2” on each side of Case, enough to slide LapTop in and out..
The Support or Sleeve in Video is 1 3/4” X 6”, using double holes (as green template) to provide much more support as 5 pounds weight will be distributed evenly along the 6” X 1 3/4” double leather 1/4”.
Best Regards from Mexico City (where we use metric system, so: m, cm & mm are measuring)
TY. I am going to use one for my new binoculars strap. TY kindly.
Thanks for what you do. Hope this virus does not hurt you or business.
Oh man, it has but gonna keep on chuggin' along. Thank you!
@@MAKESUPPLYLEATHER Yes i got hurt a few yrs. back used to tinker on cars and bikes could not fish any more now its hard to do that. But i saw yours and others channel and last July i bought some tools etc. Over 6months I started selling somethings people were liking it. Bamb it was over. getting knocked down happens how you get up tells the tale. Keep chugging.
Very nice! Thank you for sharing video and patterns
Thank you for the strap pattern template..
Two thumbs up! Thank you!
Thx for the upload and the template, looking forward to the bag series.
Very nice your videos tanks a lot
Thank you 🙂🙏!
Awesome work, and awesome Storm
thank you for your time and work
Thank you for checking it out!
Great video, I'm making a strap for my son's laptop bag I'm making him and was wondering if you could tell me about how long you usually make your straps? My son is 5'11" tall if that helps, I'm new to leather working and trying to learn all I can. Thank you so much for your help, appreciate it. Tammy
Thank you for sharing your nice work
very cool! Thank you for the template!
thanks for free pattern. so many thanks
Thank you so much!
thanks bro for the pattern and videos
Thank you, that was great
One question: That edge dressing you used doesn't look like Tokonole, so is it Gum Tragacanth?
Awesome. Thx!!
Would you mind if I use your free leather shoulder strap pattern for my video on customizing an existing pattern? I would put a link to this video in the description.
Is 1 in. the smallest slot you would make, or is the slot always the same size as your strap?
Fenks!!!
What style of bag is it you have in mind?
Love the sound of that storm by the way!
Im going to do a bunch of different styles. Starting with a smaller map case satchel first then going from there.
Thank You for such a patient teaching.
I am making for the nieces of mine and myself, these 6 bags to keep & transport MacBook Pro 24 X 34 on 6 to 7 ounces, squared corners, zipper on 24” top.Strap is 7/8” X 32”
As weight is about 5 pounds, nieces asked for a commfortable shoulder strap so your green template 6 X 1 3/4 seams to be adecuate to distribute evenly weight over almost 3/16” leather (double)
Best Regards