It's nice to follow a leatherworker who doesn't have all the fancy tools. Makes me feel like I can do quality craftsmanship in my cold garage using hands, basic leather tools, and whatever other tools I have available in the garage. Kudos to the wine bottle wet mold!
Haha! I've got some really expensive tools that I use. But that's just cuz I'm a but of a tool snob. However, all the tools I have are just nice versions. The inexpensive stuff does the same job. Just not as smoothly. Thank you very much for the kind words.
Thank goodness finally a video without some annoying ass music playing in the background! Id but rather watch a video with natural noises of the work being done. Commentary is even better but anything but the dreaded music.. 😖 Great video though lol and thanks for not making us endure the dreaded background music! 🥴
Para sujetar las correas en su sitio utiliza cinta de doble cara para que no se mueva mientras lo preparas para coser. Y pon remaches en las hebillas en vez de tornillos resulta más barato. Y utiliza aceite de girasol para engrasar lo.
I use glue sometimes. This just wasn't one of them. I used Chicago screws so that the buckles could be replaced if needed or wanted. I use neatsfoot or mink oil.
It's nice to follow a leatherworker who doesn't have all the fancy tools. Makes me feel like I can do quality craftsmanship in my cold garage using hands, basic leather tools, and whatever other tools I have available in the garage. Kudos to the wine bottle wet mold!
Haha! I've got some really expensive tools that I use. But that's just cuz I'm a but of a tool snob.
However, all the tools I have are just nice versions. The inexpensive stuff does the same job. Just not as smoothly. Thank you very much for the kind words.
I love this bag, love this video...the squeak of that leather is a sweeter sound than a lullaby sung by my momma...Thanks
That's a damn quality looking bag man. 👍
Nice project and build along
Thank you!
Классная работа. Очень интересно смотреть за работой мастера.
I wouldn't call me a master. But I thank you for the kind words.
@@oaktreeleatherworks любой человек кто может что-то сделать своими руками уже мастер. Удачи.
Thank goodness finally a video without some annoying ass music playing in the background! Id but rather watch a video with natural noises of the work being done. Commentary is even better but anything but the dreaded music.. 😖
Great video though lol and thanks for not making us endure the dreaded background music! 🥴
Yeah, I was wondering if that was a negative factor.
Beautiful bag. Color contrast. Excellent video production. What size tread & leather did you use ? Thanks
.8 mm flat waxed synthetic linen thread. And 6oz leather.
@@oaktreeleatherworks very cool thanks !
Круть ! Класс!! Молодца!!!)))
Thank you!
Спасибо
Para sujetar las correas en su sitio utiliza cinta de doble cara para que no se mueva mientras lo preparas para coser. Y pon remaches en las hebillas en vez de tornillos resulta más barato. Y utiliza aceite de girasol para engrasar lo.
I use glue sometimes. This just wasn't one of them. I used Chicago screws so that the buckles could be replaced if needed or wanted.
I use neatsfoot or mink oil.
@@oaktreeleatherworks esos aceites mas de la mitad de los aceites que llevan son de girasol, solo es un apunte.
Why is the water soapy?
I've just always added it. Monkey see, monkey do.
motorsaicl begs ..) ai ?? corny ..:(