Michael Kasta Hello Michael, I apologize for the inconvenience. I was having some website issues the other day. It has been fixed now though and the link above is back to working. There are two options for the book. The digital copy which you download and print or the physical copy that gets mailed out to you.
When I've been watching carving videos it seems like most people use the flat blades do you always use a flat blade rather than an angled blade or are there some instances when you would use an angled blade ?
You do some beautiful work. I'm a new subscriber...also new to leather craft (almost a year into it, but have only been attempting 'tooling' for about 2 months). My cuts always look like someone hit it with a hatchet!! Everyone keeps saying practice!!! That's what I need I guess ;) thanks Joe!!
where can i get the leather tooling pattern book?
twentythreeplus.com/collections/patterns
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Hi Joe
I also would like to get your pattern book, Ive tried the above address with out any success, can you help.
Michael Kasta Hello Michael, I apologize for the inconvenience. I was having some website issues the other day. It has been fixed now though and the link above is back to working.
There are two options for the book. The digital copy which you download and print or the physical copy that gets mailed out to you.
I wish I could see you shade them. Good video. Thanks
Very nice explanation on finish cuts
Nice Video with some nice deco's. Sweet... Thanks for sharing Joe. hope to see more like this.
Thanks you for sharing some really good points on decorative cutting. Greetings from Sweden.
You’re welcome, thank you for watching
When I've been watching carving videos it seems like most people use the flat blades do you always use a flat blade rather than an angled blade or are there some instances when you would use an angled blade ?
That’s a great question. Your blade is really a personal preference thing. I always use a straight blade.
Thanks for a great informational video!
You’re welcome, thank you for taking time to watch!
Joe,I’m a hack compared to you.
Keep at it, you’ll get there!
You do some beautiful work. I'm a new subscriber...also new to leather craft (almost a year into it, but have only been attempting 'tooling' for about 2 months). My cuts always look like someone hit it with a hatchet!! Everyone keeps saying practice!!! That's what I need I guess ;) thanks Joe!!