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Well made and very effective

It looks really nice. Great job, I think it looks beautiful and strong. Thank you!

Thank you so much that was very helpful!

Rarely doung leather work! I take too much time off between projects and have forgotten all the things I learned grom my mistakes. 🙄

Very nice. I'm going to try this one!

Thanks teacher. Very useful to beginners

Thank you so much for making this very informative video!! Wow! Someday, I hope I can sew as fast as you can! (Lol, yes-I know the video was sped up!) I’m subscribing!!!

Nice. Maybe add one or two straps/strips from leather or elastic. One for the bottom to keep papers tuck and one for the back when you flip over the papers to keep from flying around.

That is a sweet looking watchband! I think most people don't recognize, just how much time and work, goes into something like this. Great job! Cheers

How long did you soak the leather for stamping? Is it a chrome leather?

This is infinitely way BETTER than that stupidly-designed Hitchhiker wallet from Rustic Heirloom. That thing's not even wide enough to accommodate the width of a dollar. You'd think it was crafted by an IDIOT who doesn't know how to use a simple ruler!

Im a tattoo artist that just started to dabble in leatherwork. When pulling long Lines on a tattoo I was told to ”lock” my wrist and use my hole arm to get a straight even line. I found that the same applies when cutting longer pieces of leather. Thx for the video 😊

Hi, I just bought the template. May I know how long should the wooden mold be?

Were can I get a stamp with my logo

Which way is the best for chrom leather ?

@Theleathercraftacademy, what types of leather and weights are best for a nice flexible gusset? I want to add a gusset to a 3oz pocket protector. Thx :D

Wonderful tutorial! What type of glue is that? Where do I buy it?

Please what's the name of the fork-like tool

Sir can I use your videos on Tiktok

Man love the video. I’m gonna try and make one

My complaint is, you completely skipped over how you sized and prepared your cutout templates. Lots of details otherwise.

جد مفيد و مساعد هذا المقطع اشكرك❤

It's so amazing ❤

Thanks

Como lo consigo esa maquina

what kind of glue do you use?

Merci l ARTISTE C est gentil

Disagree on use of clips. Some of us hate synthetic glue because it produces an edge which is cosmetically unappealing. Largely because it blocks dye creating shiny light spots. Granted if you're using chrome tanned leather you're likely employing acrylic paint for the edges and it won't matter anyway. But if your crafting a product with veg tanned leather, you want water based adhesive because it allows dye through and burnishes much better. Sadly, it also takes longer to dry, hence the use of clips. Personally I have all my clips backed with leather strips so they don't leave indentations. I only use Barge cement on chrome tanned projects and when I'm attaching non leather items like zippers or plastic ID windows. Good luck!

Le Boy bag.. thank you for the awesome demonstration

I find strange that the link for the hot foil machine goes to another machine, the model isn’t the same…

Thank you for teaching!

Thank for you review. I find that your video does not show enough real situation.

❤❤❤🎉Bravo bravo !

where i share picts of mine?

This is great! I just cannot find any 20 mm wood dowels and it’s driving me crazy

Can I laser cut silicone rubber stamp and use that for hot foil stamping (Silicone rubber is a laser safe material, and is a material that can get heated up from the press and often used in hot foil stamping, from my understanding). Because I am doing a lot of custom short-run items and looking for simple way to make my dies and merge it with hot foil stamping. Thank you!

I would love to try make this for my self could you link pattern please so I could have a go,what leather is best for this wallet toy friend 👍

Do you ever tool anything into your leather cigar cases? I was wondering how I could tool an initial in the cover piece and still wet from without messing up the tooling. Any suggestions? Love your videos ,nice work.thank you for sharing

Amazing detail 😮 your skiving looks like one piece of leather. Thank you for sharing. Kudos to your videographer and editor too ❤

Thank you so much for your generosity! So you prefer rivet setting manual way...not the rivet setter machine?

For tip #3, what is the tool you used to push in the thread?

Her iki ürünü de usa üzerinden aldım. Teşekkür ederim. Ahşap şablonlar 20 mm ve 25 mm olacak. Bu tamam. Ahşapların uzunluğu ne kadar olacak?

How about doing a video on different methods of installing zippers? Thanks

Couple of comments: 1: There are different types of adhesives, contact and curing. A contact adhesive has an instant bond, no clamps. Curing adhesives take time but allow repositioning. These need clamps. 2: I disagree and most shoemakers will as well that you shouldn't trace patterns. Cutting beside the pattern wears it out quickly making the pattern inaccurate. I trace the curves and put an awl divot at the corners. I then use a straightedge when cutting the straights, put knife in divot and slide ruler up to it. Freehand the curves. With a proper knife and technique, it is more accurate and faster I find. If you trace it with a bit of force, the groove created will help guide the knife. 3: Use a proper knife, proper sharp. When I used those clicky knives I found the blades were too flexible, too brittle and not sharp enough, Due to the increased cutting pressure they were more likely to flex, catch a groove in the cutting surface and follow it, or break the tip off. Scratched a couple pieces on broken off knife tips I didnt see embedded in the cutting board .....The best thing I did for speed and quality was switch to a proper knife. Used l'indispensable knife for years, now I use one I made myself for my big hands. 4: Just ditch the stitch. After backstitching, Whenever possible only go through 1 layer of leather and run the needle into the inside of the seam and pill the thread in. Tie and or cut off inside item.

What do you clean burrs with?

Why the "nutcracker" Xmas music? Who thought that was a good idea?

👍🏻🔥

I really like this wallet design!👍🏽👍🏽

Can this machine be used to cut leather using dies? Also, can it be used for embossing continuous patterns (like on a belt) from a larger stamp to fit the width of a belt?

One more comment on the paper clip technique. I like the idea of contact cement (or rubber cement, or double stick tape) for bonding two pieces together and then use a roller to ensure the two surfaces make full contact. Most of my projects use the glue only to hold the pieces together whilst I stitch them together. Paper or binder clips often leave indentations. There a screw clamp used in woodworking that has flat faces so also a good clamping tool over paper clips (for boding smaller pieces) which I use also as a makeshift stitching pony.