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I really enjoy your show first time I see it how much does it cost to describe

camera view suuuuuuucks, really would have loved to be able to see what you were doing, sorry not sorry but this is not a tutorial AT ALL... I would refer to other earring makers on TH-cam for some better camera angles :)

Bag, that was swell.

Hi Lexi, Beginner here. Thank you for the inspiration. I'm curious about the tool you created the border with. Looks like a leather scratch compass? (I just learned what that is today. lol) I wondered what type of tip yours has that created that perfect depth border. Thank you

Beautiful work! My boss would’ve made me glue absolutely every seam 😂 I hated that part! I like your way

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How do I sharpen a corner or half round punch?

"We're adults, Derek." hahahahahahhaha!!!!!

great video but that name illume is HORRIBLE.Go back to original name...please

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Using a buffer to polish the awl is when you have to be careful about heat buildup.

nice work, what kind of machine is that?

We’re do you get the foam at for the

Loved this !

😂 hair …. hare Don’t apologize, that’s a quality dad joke

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Im not a saddle baker, but I got a lot of knowledge out of this video. Thanks

Not everyone is into saddle making as a leather crafter. Seems all that illume wants to make videos on. No sense in renewing my subscription if all illume wants to do is make saddle making content. Saddle makers are the minority of leather crafters. No offense meant, but many of us yearn for a magazine like the old leather craftsman that makes modern articles and patterns. Today's leather magazines concentrate on saddle making and intricate carving articles. That does not reflect on who the majority and average leather crafter is.

George awesome.I watch all his videos

You said blue loctite. But will red loctite work

Great vid on this style of knife.. im retired from the slaughter hiuse and meat cutting.. always been good at sharpening.. but the head knife is little different..similar to my curved skinning knives.. your vid, one the best ive seen, on detailed sharpening of the head knife.. thanks

I thought the water bottle bag was the coolest 🏆

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Great video! George is a fantastic person and i recomend to follow him on youtube and insta , here is a litle story , my name is Jonas and live in Sweden and have Been leathercrafting 3 years and i just love to create and do leathercraft, and George have Been so helpful and answer my questions and give me so mutch tips and his videos are great , i strugel with my health but George always inspiration me and are so positiv and that helps me a lot in tuff times, my dream is to some day travel to usa and shake his hand and talk about life and of course leather craft

There is no sound from the 1:42:22 mark of those being interviewed.

Thousand views and no comments…hmmm. Nice and clear instruction Trevor. What type of sewing machine were you using on the inlay?

We can hear your audio very good !❤

I liked that team #2 Aaron and Jim are world famous for perfect leather crafting but also that Leandra Martin is so beautiful and nice to be around it’s no wonder why team #2 creates a project that will turn heads and stop other teams in their tracks. By the way I’ve bought many top of the line handbags for my wife but the Leandra Martin bag is by far her favorite.

The problem is that he doesn't give the measurements to cut your own out.

Wonderful teacher and gentlemen

Such a great interview with George. He has been a wealth of information over the years and I am fortunate enough to call him a friend. Such an amazing guy who strives to keep our craft alive and thriving for many generations to come. Thanks George for being such an inspiration to us all.

Can confirm, George is good people!!

I’d like to have some wings on my taps 3-4 inches perhaps

My kind of guy

I was always taught not to oil your Latigo cuz it could make it stretch is that not true

This has got to be the clearest instructions / walkthrough ive seen. Other vids have left me in a sort of "i think i get it" spot. This one is so clear i have no doubts on how to do it! Very well done, and so glad you made+shared it!

You remind me of of my dad teaching me how to hang and finish drywall. Now I know this is not a class on drywall , but it is a class on a trade that you have knowledge about. My dad always told never ignore advice or a technique or tip when working along side anyone in the same trade. Not all advice or tips or tricks are good , as time goes on youll get better at figuring that out. All that matters as long as the end result of your work is what the customer wanted. And of course to make the most money at as possible getting the best result faster than any other contenders. .. not only the best product gets the check sometimes the first one standing there to pick that check up is the customers choice to get the at job done

Miss Garvey, your work is absolutely fantastic!

hey Trevor, what brand of edgers are you using? Thanks

Behind every successful man is an intelligent rock of support and push. Janie Sue had your back.

The best of the best in people.

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Super clean stitching that was awesome 👍

Where do you find the patterns for different tapadaro patterns?

Love Aaron & Janie Sue. The marriage counseling segment of this deal was pretty informative, too. Good stuff!

My saddles were made by Wade Warren, Clint Marrs, Bill McDonald. Those (and similar Visalia, Olsen Nolte, etc.) saddles were made with leather ground seats, shaped to the customer's sit bones. So there are other ways besides the metal strainer.

I’ve been searching and searching and searching for a video JUST LIKE THIS. Thank you for sharing. You should have your own school on saddles. Great work

Matt's an awesome instructor. This was outstanding.