Made a pair of leather moccasins for my American Girl doll Josefina and now I’m obsessed with remaking all her faux leather items with real leather, so thank you for all your tips!
Request for a future video: learning how to spot flanky or other unsuitable parts of the belly (or a side for that matter) and why to avoid them; and are there any uses or fixes for those areas.
This right here. I have been struggling with cutting straight. The tip about grip tape is a game changer for me. A little Auqilim 315 and strips of sandpaper, sharp blade and cutting mat, huge struggle was almost immediately eliminated.
OLD Leather Smith here, yes Chuck all those R great things 2 know 4 getting started. I started a loooong time ago so I use a straight razor blade snd round knife and an exacto knife 4 intricate cuts. Your leather thicknesses R right on. U might want 2 try a carpet end protector 2 use as a straight edge and it also protects fingers, U just have 2 sand off the blunt edge. The pondo board is great I also use 4 cutting and stamping. Just some things I have learned 2 use in my shop. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️🥎🙃
Chuck, thank you so much for the great videos! I just started in leather working and have found your videos very helpful. I made my first order from Weaver for leather today. I chose to start with bellies from one of your videos. Time to dive in!
I love the way he teaches. He keeps me focused, I retain everything, it all makes sense; I really appreciate Chuck!
Thank you for the kind words!
I blame you for getting me into leather working a couple of years ago. 🤣
I blame my belt for falling apart, and there being a leather store on my way home from work. I can't work with my pants falling down.
Lol! You're welcome, I think! :)
I totally dig your optimistic attitude, Chuck. Thank you for all the great tips!
Made a pair of leather moccasins for my American Girl doll Josefina and now I’m obsessed with remaking all her faux leather items with real leather, so thank you for all your tips!
I've seen lots of leatherworking videos on youtube but the leather element taught me almost everything I know now. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Request for a future video: learning how to spot flanky or other unsuitable parts of the belly (or a side for that matter) and why to avoid them; and are there
any uses or fixes for those areas.
Great tips Chuck!
This right here. I have been struggling with cutting straight. The tip about grip tape is a game changer for me. A little Auqilim 315 and strips of sandpaper, sharp blade and cutting mat, huge struggle was almost immediately eliminated.
So glad the tips were helpful!
OLD Leather Smith here, yes Chuck all those R great things 2 know 4 getting started. I started a loooong time ago so I use a straight razor blade snd round knife and an exacto knife 4 intricate cuts. Your leather thicknesses R right on. U might want 2 try a carpet end protector 2 use as a straight edge and it also protects fingers, U just have 2 sand off the blunt edge. The pondo board is great I also use 4 cutting and stamping. Just some things I have learned 2 use in my shop. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️🥎🙃
Great tips, thank you!
Thanks, Chuck! Thanks, Weaver.
I always enjoy the beginner tips!
Thanks Chuck!
God bless you.
Chuck, thank you so much for the great videos! I just started in leather working and have found your videos very helpful. I made my first order from Weaver for leather today. I chose to start with bellies from one of your videos. Time to dive in!
Thank you so much and we hope you love leathercrafting!
What great advice and thanks for letting new workers into the secrets and skills ❤
You were and are still a great inspiration to me Chuck! Thank you for all the great advice and project ideas! Keep 'em coming!
Thank you so much!
Thanks Chuck, great video ! Great information, thanks for sharing .
Good video. Great tips. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.
Thanks for watching!
Love your channel, thank you
Thanks for watching!
I love your videos Chuck. Thanks.
Thank you!
Appreciate the content great information as always 🤙
1:40 retractable blade, best part, no open blade on my table! by 2:32 3 open blades on the table
Lol, do as we say, not as we do! :)
Great video! Really is helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video
Thanks