Very helpful and educational video on some of the essential tools and technique of the craft! It's a pity English subtitles are not available though, would have really helped with the details and nuance. One question though, @10:50 does it matter that the Tokonole does not cover the entire surface before burnishing? Or is it OK as long as at least most of the surface is covered? Put in another way - what is the purpose of spreading Tokonole and burnishing the entire surface? (sorry if it's already explained in Korean). 😊
@@navicoleather Thank you, that was a helpful guide. But I notice in this and some of your videos, not all of the leather is completely covered in Tokonole. Is this still OK? Also, what is the best tool to burnish large surfaces like the back of a leather panel? 감사합니다 😄
Felicidades de por el video, muy didactico. A mi lo que me ha encantado es tu "stiching pony", parece muy como. si pudieras mostrar más como es su funcionamiento sería estupendo, llevo tiempo queriendo tener uno. Y gracias por compartir. :)
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가린이는 도움이 많이 됩니다
수고하셨습니다
도움이 되셨다니 감사합니다^^
Very helpful and educational video on some of the essential tools and technique of the craft! It's a pity English subtitles are not available though, would have really helped with the details and nuance. One question though, @10:50 does it matter that the Tokonole does not cover the entire surface before burnishing? Or is it OK as long as at least most of the surface is covered? Put in another way - what is the purpose of spreading Tokonole and burnishing the entire surface? (sorry if it's already explained in Korean). 😊
Just paint the TOKONOLE as much as the leather to be used.
TOKONOLE makes the rough side of the leather smooth.
hope it is some help.
@@navicoleather Thank you, that was a helpful guide. But I notice in this and some of your videos, not all of the leather is completely covered in Tokonole. Is this still OK?
Also, what is the best tool to burnish large surfaces like the back of a leather panel?
감사합니다 😄
@@DenKHK Yes, OK.
tool?
usually many people use a Glass Slicker.
aliexpress.com/item/32873455145.html
설명이 너무 좋습니다. 머리에 쏙쏙 들어오네요....^^
도움이 되셨다니 다행입니다 ^^
행복한 가죽공예 하세요~~!!!
여러가지 활용방법이네요~
Felicidades de por el video, muy didactico. A mi lo que me ha encantado es tu "stiching pony", parece muy como. si pudieras mostrar más como es su funcionamiento sería estupendo, llevo tiempo queriendo tener uno. Y gracias por compartir. :)
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Para traducir en español 🙏🥺☺️ quiero aprender 🙏
have a nice day ^^
thank you
you're welcome, hope it is some help.
كيف يمكن الحصول على هذه الادوات وهل يمكن ارسالها
모국어를 소중히 여기시는 마음은 잘 알겠으나, 최소한 제가 알아 들을 수 있는 언어로 질문 주시면 감사하겠습니다.
@@navicoleather 공예도구들 어디서 샀냐고 물어보네요