My god - how well that came out! Hey, can you recommend a starter tool set or the best but economical way for me to get going on leather work? Anyone’s recommendations would really be appreciated - thanks! 👍
Closed cell foam works best for confirming the leather when in a press like that. Also those snaps will fail over a short time as the weight will cause it to fail I would have put 2 more snaps to distribute the weight evenly over the belt loop otherwise you could try a different system. I’m not sure but snaps have a certain weight limit that you would need to test before applying... I’ve lost some knives do to this reason they were heavy knives and the snaps gave way. I had to add more and found out the hard way.
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You're killing me dyeing and cutting right on your wood bench top.
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It does make a mess sometimes but let's say it gives it character. Lol.
Nice! I always end up grabbing the pliers when I'm stitching too.
I switched to a bit smaller needle and that helped quite a bit, but I still need the pliers from time to time.
Detailed enough to follow what you’re doing, yet vague enough to transcribe to your own project. Awesome teaching!
Nice work. Quite inspiring.
Excellent leather making video!
Another great "duty purpose" specialty pouch. You are on your game, brother. Very well made.
Thanks man!
Wow that was awesome! Great job
Thanks!
Your a man of many talents. That pouch should last many years. Great job.
Blessings to you and your family
Thanks my friend. I'm looking forward to getting a lot of use from this one.
Nice work mate. Well done.
I like when you do the leather work. You sure make it look doable and I believe I might give it a try, keep up the good work
You can do it. Its not really difficult once you jump in. Go for it, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. I now want to make lots of things from leather.
WOW !!!!!! That turned out awesome Jeff. Love it.
Thanks Buddy! I'm looking forward to getting a ton of use out of this.
beautiful job my friend 👍👍💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks Giovanni.
Great job. Great tutorial.
I've found that a stitching awl and also a tapered, blunt point awl really helps with easing the stitching holes.
Nice stuff. I just started getting into leatherworking as well and it really makes a great compliment to woodworking!
Thats cool. Its super fun to learn and develop new skills. I just started a new leather project myself.
Nice work
Thank You!
Beautiful leather pouch! Enjoy all your videos.
Thanks so much.
Great job Jeff. Love the variety of your shows and how they fit in with what we do.
Thanks Andy. Its all about learning and developing new skills and making the things you need.
@@homebuiltshop Sure is, and I have just raised my homebuilt worksop mug of coffee to you.
Wow that turned out very nice
Thanks man!
Awesome job!
How can I get the patterns for this one?
Greets from New Zealand, Jeff. That was a really great vid. Interesting and entertaining, - thank you.
Awesome, Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Cool pouch. I'm looking at making one for my plumbing tools and got some good ideas from your design.
Very nice bro I'm smashing my like botton kaboooooooooooooom
What a great job, Jeff!!! :)
Thanks Kathleen! I'm digging this leather stuff.
My god - how well that came out! Hey, can you recommend a starter tool set or the best but economical way for me to get going on leather work? Anyone’s recommendations would really be appreciated - thanks! 👍
I did like how you did that
Awesome. Thanks so much.
What type of leather is this? Thank you
It is a Vegetable Tanned leather. I think the weight was 6-8 oz.
very nice idea. thanks for sharing :) new sub from me
Thanks and welcome
Snazzy
Closed cell foam works best for confirming the leather when in a press like that.
Also those snaps will fail over a short time as the weight will cause it to fail I would have put 2 more snaps to distribute the weight evenly over the belt loop otherwise you could try a different system. I’m not sure but snaps have a certain weight limit that you would need to test before applying... I’ve lost some knives do to this reason they were heavy knives and the snaps gave way. I had to add more and found out the hard way.
Scrench 😂
Very nice tool pouch was wondering if you’d be willing to make One for me and obviously I’ll pay.