Another excellent piece of craftsmanship Ssgt. I still say you are one of the few that could pack an elephant into a Volkswagen and have room to spare. Awesome work and thank you for sharing.
I work on leather quite a bit I really really like your videos I hope you keep posting a lot more of these you're giving me more designs for my own creations and opening up my mind
Good job. I'm a leather crafter and, while different, that was well done! I'd wax that flash light, then wet the leather to mold. Once dry, it'll slide out beautifully.
I have two brothers that are into survival gear and the like. Over the years I have watched and listened while noticing that they never discuss or really even have stuff for bitter cold weather. So when the big collapse occurs and society takes the big flush...and survivalists are the ones left clinging to the rim....let's hope it's nice a.sunny outside.
Great job! I have never really been a fan of "leather type" items but you did an excellent job or creating that kit. Thanks for the slow motion process. Keep it up!
This piece turned out very nice. I found your hand stitching method very interesting. I love seeing new ways of accomplishing leather craft. Andrew in Omaha, NE
Badass. Your videos and editing have come such a long way in such a short amount of time since I starting watching this channel. Excellent work. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing this design.
That's totally awesome, would double as a killer fire kit on your belt, altoids tin , etc..love your builds and at the same time ever so slightly envious, lol...love your leather work.
A very cool piece of kit, well made and easy carry. Excellent work also. 10/10 from me. I do love these kind of tool kits especially in leather. Even if the S**t does *not hit the fan this is so practical for outdoors and everyday camping.
Awesome work!!! Keep it up! Been watching your videos for at least a year and a half, excellent topics, sweet leather goods, keep up the great work BA!
As always, that came out great. I got on here today to look for your leather craft video where you made the sheath for the kukri. Good Stuff, God Bless Brother.
Great skills, I figured at the start you had the the background to be ready for whatever you come across in your day! Guessed military training before I saw your tats. I carry pretty much your kit also but still haven’t found the right pouch. Problem solved... don’t have your leather skills, but I’ll put one together,have all winter to plan! Thanks,great job brother.
I've made something similar but based it off of the original nylon sheath for the leatherman. It's more suited for my area of work where it contains the leatherman wave+, bit plates and extension, sharpie, penlight, and full size bic lighter. I used elastic strip and made them into loops to hold the pieces onto the side of the sheath. I love your design and will reference if for my next sheath :)
Nice! I'm trying to come up with a design for a somewhat multi-tier pocket organizer for the front pants pocket. Not as a survival kit, per se, but just as something to help keep my pocket flashlight, pocket knives (I generally carry a couple), small, folding diamond hone, mini-bic or Zippo etc. from just rattling around in my pocket. I often pocket carry (when I am not at work) so that leaves only one front pocket to hold the other stuff. I already have a cellphone and (also when I am not at work) a fixed blade on my belt so I don't always want to add anything else there. I want my pocket organizer to hold everything in place but be thin enough that it won't make my pocket bulge. The way you built the rear compartment on this has given me some ideas. I could probably even add a couple more, small items without adding to the bulk if I come up with a smart enough design. Oh, and a couple days after this was posted and there are 4 people who have hit thumbs down? I figure those four people are either jealous of your skills and abilities or maybe they are 'professional' leather workers who are pissed that you are showing the process. Dangit, B.A. - how dare you show that such things can be built without having thousands of dollars in specialized equipment?
Oh, and have you seen the Altoids Arctic tins? I couldn't tell how much room you really had left in the main compartment but one of those might make a good container in which to build your mini-kit for water purification, etc. www.candywarehouse.com/assets/item/large/arctic-peppermint-altoids-128116-im1.jpg
That was awesome SSgt B.A. great craftsmanship. Looked like that light gave you a bit of a tough time. Gotta have those right Tolerances though otherwise stuff is as good as a soup sandwich. Thanks for sharing awesome video!
Nice job Bra ! Just a note I've found those belt clips unreliable , the pouch can fall of at times ! But a simple piece of leather folded and riveted with saddle rivets is never coming off ,even when running ! :) Peace from Oz .
Hello there BA Here's a thought I've had: In all the prepping videos I've seen not one person has touched on the subject of looking after/treating leather goods such as our boots - the Most Important piece of kit we will have. What would you suggest? How would you keep your boots in good serviceable condition in a bug-out situation, once your tin of polish had run out? What would you use? It just occurred to me that folk are recommending all this 'must have' kit, but haven't even talked about boots. Love your work, love your vids Keep em coming Shed
Can't speak for the channel, but I am personally fond of a modified "Gunny's Paste" recipe for waterproofing and treating leather and canvas. Works great on wood, as well, though you're probably less interested in that.
this and the tracker sheath are awesome... great to watch how you work. you got me inspired i am waiting on some leather from Tandy.. gonna make come blade covers and i might try a tracker sheathe too.. i want a ambidextrous scout carry .. so i can draw from my back or draw from my left hip... the factory standard is a little limited.. we'll see ... thanks J
Really like this video and the case you made. I do leatherwork as well, only been doing it maybe two years. Basically knife sheaths and holsters. Just did a full sheath with a strap for an Agawa Canyon Boreal 21" folding saw and a axe head sheath and a holster to carry the axe. Again great video and I really like that pouch!
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Pack it full of tannerite and shoot it with a rifle. We will find out if it is bomb proof.
AAAAAAAHHH HA ha ha That's Hysterical!!!!! Your funny 🤣😂😅!!!!
Too many people playing with their computers people are forgetting . How to truly use their hands and create wonderful things
Glad to see the stitching and not relying on glue.. Very nice craftsmanship.
Thank you
Awesome work. Glad I found your channel.
Thank you
Another excellent piece of craftsmanship Ssgt. I still say you are one of the few that could pack an elephant into a Volkswagen and have room to spare. Awesome work and thank you for sharing.
Thank you
Dude....you’re really talented! Great handcraft!! God bless you!!!
Thank you brother God bless
You're the reason I got into leather work. Thank you as always for all your time you put into all the videos you share with us. Amaizing! God bless!
Thank you brother God bless
I ran a Boot Repair and Custom Leather-craft shop for 5 years, I can honestly say I like your work and that IS bomb proof!
You are one very talented guy. I like watching you make leather works.
Thank you
I work on leather quite a bit I really really like your videos I hope you keep posting a lot more of these you're giving me more designs for my own creations and opening up my mind
it's nice to look for a professional, respect from Russia!
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Amazing, and a joy to watch. I love authentic YT channels like this. Thank you!
Thank you
Good job. I'm a leather crafter and, while different, that was well done! I'd wax that flash light, then wet the leather to mold. Once dry, it'll slide out beautifully.
Yeah I wet the loop and opened it up more for the light
I have two brothers that are into survival gear and the like. Over the years I have watched and listened while noticing that they never discuss or really even have stuff for bitter cold weather. So when the big collapse occurs and society takes the big flush...and survivalists are the ones left clinging to the rim....let's hope it's nice a.sunny outside.
I always watch your builds start to finish thats some ace quality work bro
Thank you
Great video, great music, and excellent craftsmanship...thanks for doing your thing!
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Ssgt BA , it's always nice to watch a craftsman doing what he loves . Thanks for sharing, atb brother!
Thank you brother
I love watching you leathercraft. I can watch this all day.
Thank you
This video is eerily therapeutic. Awesome job as always SSGT. Semper Fi Brother..
Thank you Semper fi
So incredibly talented and creative.
Looks good! I enjoy watching the design process. Thanks!
Thank you
Your leather work is always so nice work.
Thank you brother
Nice work, really like the end result! You've now given me a new project!
It's good to see an artifice out of the box kudos brother 😀
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Okay I freakin' love that setup. With my Bit Kit coming for my wave, I'd love to either build or buy something similar.
That's smooth. I love it. You are gifted man.
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Great job! I have never really been a fan of "leather type" items but you did an excellent job or creating that kit. Thanks for the slow motion process. Keep it up!
Thank you
I cannot emphasize enough how much I'd love to have one of those!!
i've watched this video twice. the music is good and its the right speed for me as a instructional Learning video to duplicate
Nice work,I would buy one ! .I love watching what a craftsman can do !!
Got mine in the mail last week and it is awesome!!!
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I just found this video. Excellent! I need a survival tool kit like this one.
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Awesome craftsmanship bro! I like how you organized it the way you did. Top notch work.
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That is a badass case you made. Sure appreciate your knowledge and information you put out. Great EDC case. Thank you!!
Thank you
This piece turned out very nice. I found your hand stitching method very interesting. I love seeing new ways of accomplishing leather craft.
Andrew in Omaha, NE
Thank you
Badass. Your videos and editing have come such a long way in such a short amount of time since I starting watching this channel. Excellent work. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing this design.
Thank you
Awesome word SSG BA! Love watching the videos.Your approach to a lot of stuff mirrors my own (maybe it's a military thing). Keep it up!
Thank you brother its possible
Love that setup. With the extra space a small stick charger for the flashlight might be nice to carry. Great work.
Definitely thank you
Excellent work Brother! As always!
Thank you brother
Nicely done! Very nicely done!!
Thank you
What a great piece of gear looks awesome true artist comes thru with great skills. Thanks for sharing
Thank you
I love it. Great job as usual. I think this is my favorite thing you've created so far.
Thank you
That's totally awesome, would double as a killer fire kit on your belt, altoids tin , etc..love your builds and at the same time ever so slightly envious, lol...love your leather work.
Definitely would I think you gave me an idea lol
Yet another great build enriched with smooth tunes. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you brother
Wow that's amazing work brother. Great skill you have. Very nice set up. Need to sell those.
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So true, THAT is worth saving my dollars for.
Would definitely be interested in that setup. How many hours of labor was invested?
A very cool piece of kit, well made and easy carry. Excellent work also. 10/10 from me. I do love these kind of tool kits especially in leather. Even if the S**t does *not hit the fan this is so practical for outdoors and everyday camping.
Definitely every day use
Awesome work!!! Keep it up! Been watching your videos for at least a year and a half, excellent topics, sweet leather goods, keep up the great work BA!
Thank you
Really uncanny idea and very practical. Very good job
Thank you
As always, that came out great. I got on here today to look for your leather craft video where you made the sheath for the kukri. Good Stuff, God Bless Brother.
Thank you brother God bless you and yours
Awesome as usual!!! Keep up the great work. You BA inspire me.
Thank you
I love your videos and the leather project you do ❤
Thank you
Some nice workmanship there s/sgt BA!
Thank you
Outstanding Staff Sgt.!
Great skills, I figured at the start you had the the background to be ready for whatever you come across in your day! Guessed military training before I saw your tats. I carry pretty much your kit also but still haven’t found the right pouch. Problem solved... don’t have your leather skills, but I’ll put one together,have all winter to plan! Thanks,great job brother.
Thank you brother
🌻Fantastic! Hope you’ll sell them one day!
I do sell them
yep, outstanding
Thank you
I've made something similar but based it off of the original nylon sheath for the leatherman. It's more suited for my area of work where it contains the leatherman wave+, bit plates and extension, sharpie, penlight, and full size bic lighter. I used elastic strip and made them into loops to hold the pieces onto the side of the sheath. I love your design and will reference if for my next sheath :)
Bro, ya got some wicked skills! Keep it up!
Thank you
Nice! I'm trying to come up with a design for a somewhat multi-tier pocket organizer for the front pants pocket. Not as a survival kit, per se, but just as something to help keep my pocket flashlight, pocket knives (I generally carry a couple), small, folding diamond hone, mini-bic or Zippo etc. from just rattling around in my pocket. I often pocket carry (when I am not at work) so that leaves only one front pocket to hold the other stuff. I already have a cellphone and (also when I am not at work) a fixed blade on my belt so I don't always want to add anything else there. I want my pocket organizer to hold everything in place but be thin enough that it won't make my pocket bulge. The way you built the rear compartment on this has given me some ideas. I could probably even add a couple more, small items without adding to the bulk if I come up with a smart enough design.
Oh, and a couple days after this was posted and there are 4 people who have hit thumbs down? I figure those four people are either jealous of your skills and abilities or maybe they are 'professional' leather workers who are pissed that you are showing the process. Dangit, B.A. - how dare you show that such things can be built without having thousands of dollars in specialized equipment?
Oh, and have you seen the Altoids Arctic tins? I couldn't tell how much room you really had left in the main compartment but one of those might make a good container in which to build your mini-kit for water purification, etc. www.candywarehouse.com/assets/item/large/arctic-peppermint-altoids-128116-im1.jpg
People who hit the thumb down usually hate everyone and sometimes it's a channel that's upset I know how to do things.
Awsome build brother! Very envious.😳 wish I had the access to tools. And the skills. Great job!👍should sell a few.
Absolutely beautiful. Master tier work, friend. Damn.
You should really sell those as I must have one and could never make it lol. Amazing skill you have.
This music brings a tear that falls in my beer. lol Cool video BA
That Was Incredible 👍👍👍
That was awesome SSgt B.A. great craftsmanship. Looked like that light gave you a bit of a tough time. Gotta have those right Tolerances though otherwise stuff is as good as a soup sandwich. Thanks for sharing awesome video!
Thank you
Nice job Bra ! Just a note I've found those belt clips unreliable , the pouch can fall of at times ! But a simple piece of leather folded and riveted with saddle rivets is never coming off ,even when running ! :)
Peace from Oz .
Nicely done! I always wanted to learn how to do leatherwork.
Thank you
Thats really nice work. It looks awesome I wish I had one
Thank you
Wow that's amazing I never get tired watch you work with leather
Thank you brother
THAT LOOKS AWESOME Sgt.BA
Thank you
I realize I'm under sinus infection meds but you seem to be moving faster ;) great job brother take care & God bless
Lol thank you brother God bless you
Beautiful design.
That was really cool! Got me thinking about a new hobby!! Thanks Much!
Thank you
dam nice kit anyone would be lucky to have one like it
Thank you
staff/sgt b.a. we enjoyed this show . we liked the nice music too . happy new year God bless .
Thank you happy new year
Awesome Video Sir, thank you for sharing :)
ATB to you and the Family.,.,.,
MIC
Thank you
Hello there BA
Here's a thought I've had:
In all the prepping videos I've seen not one person has touched on the subject of looking after/treating leather goods such as our boots - the Most Important piece of kit we will have.
What would you suggest?
How would you keep your boots in good serviceable condition in a bug-out situation, once your tin of polish had run out?
What would you use?
It just occurred to me that folk are recommending all this 'must have' kit, but haven't even talked about boots.
Love your work, love your vids
Keep em coming
Shed
I'll see what I can come up with
Nice One, I'll look forward to it
Keep Safe bro
Shalom
Can't speak for the channel, but I am personally fond of a modified "Gunny's Paste" recipe for waterproofing and treating leather and canvas. Works great on wood, as well, though you're probably less interested in that.
That is amazing! Very awesome talent!
Thank you
You reading my mind BA, just thinking about that, great case, great work!!!!! Where is the kitchen sink, I think there’s room?🤔🤔😂🤣😂🤣✌🏻✌🏻
Lol I almost did 3 levels
this and the tracker sheath are awesome... great to watch how you work. you got me inspired i am waiting on some leather from Tandy.. gonna make come blade covers and i might try a tracker sheathe too.. i want a ambidextrous scout carry .. so i can draw from my back or draw from my left hip... the factory standard is a little limited.. we'll see ... thanks J
You see what I'm doing lol I'm definitely going to keep the 2 together
Love your work.
Thank you
Looked good. I would carry something like that. Thank you for the video, BA
That is awesome and gives me ideas for gifts after I make one for me!
Nice work man, That should be a big help for you.
Thank you
never thought to use my woodburner on leather!!! was thinking of making something similar with small fix blade
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Uhmazing! Serious leatherworking talent. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!
Thank you brother
epic video and project! keep up the good work!
Thank you
Excelente trabajo saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Really like this video and the case you made. I do leatherwork as well, only been doing it maybe two years. Basically knife sheaths and holsters. Just did a full sheath with a strap for an Agawa Canyon Boreal 21" folding saw and a axe head sheath and a holster to carry the axe. Again great video and I really like that pouch!
Thank you
Great Project!! Love it
Thank you
Great work and useful thing!
Thank you
Nice work. Well thought out and really good looking. I would like to get one
Just email me
Great work !!! I have never made any to like that ,.but I may have to try !!!
Very cool. Reminds me of a Skinth, but in leather.
Very nice. Great job.
Thank you
Great work as usual.
Thank you
Most excellent job as always sarge, Semper Fi brother🌈🦄⚔🇺🇸❤️
Thank you brother Semper fi and God bless 🌈🦄⚔🐿🙏☘🦖
Step One survival God bless S.S.
you do fantastic leather work
Thank you
Nicley done!
Semper Fi!!!
Thank you Semper fi
Nice job man, looks great
Thank you