Using Beeswax on leather

[@lisajarvis3820]

I didn’t know you could use beeswax on the round and fork hole punch tools ~ thank you for tip!

[@virathiyam5401]

Very well done.. liked and informative..
1 Qs. As you demonstrated that applying beeswax makes punching a hole in the leather much easier, then doesn't it make a shoe/boots more vulnerable to contact damage while actual wear? Especially for rugged usage like trekking?

[@bongsterize]

simple straight to the point :)

[@rogerd.hardin7156]

Hi George...really enjoy your videos. I purchased two 1oz slugs of beeswax from Tandy Leather. They are very hard. I melted some down and applied it to a belt with a piece of cloth...I previously antiqued, buffed then applied Super Shene. I ruined the belt. The wax was hard to get to rub around evenly and I ended up rubbing light spots on the belt...actually lifting the antique even after 3 coats of Super Shene. Is that beez wax from Tandy's 100%? Is it better to use paraffin wax to seal up a project? Would melting the two waxes together make for a better sealer which is my goal. HELP ME GEORGE.

[@allow123]

Thank you 😍
I love your videos 😃

[@cavtroopermunoz]

Now I find out how to keep from getting my punches stuck.

[@lisajarvis3820]

New subscriber!

[@Africanfrogs]

You guys should start making where and how your items are made.

[@zachus1000]

china

[@seanroseblacksmith4036]

Thanks!

[@町田かつのり]

Thank You

[@richardgrant5105]

using a plastic mallet on a metal punch ...??

[@TheBjjninja]

NONE OF YOUR BEESWAX!

[@町田かつのり]

Thank You