Buck great work! I got into leather working a couple months ago and it’s truly rewarding. I’m 71 and my grandchildren always thought I could fix anything. Now I’ve been making Body Purses for my granddaughters and belts for my grandsons. The smiles on their faces is all the gratitude I need. Richard
Here’s why you are one of the best....you keep no secrets, and you provide resources for other leather works so that we can achieve quality work also..,. That’s what a true artist and part of a community means. Thanks for sharing your links and resources
You are too man. My wife and I have been making masks now for about 8 years and your videos where very instrumental in our learning. We watched your videos quite a few times while we learned, now it is a part time gig for us. So thank you very much for that!
Helllo tysm i love that you incorporate your family in your videos. i am a woman that has limited amounts of money since my husband died. wish i could buy the patterns for your items. i will try my best to make my own. just started leather working. so i am using scraps of what weaver sent to me free. i have made little name tags with the tooling. my boyfriend said they are great but not like a pro. i will get the hang of it. i have watched all your videos and enjoy the energy you put in them. makes me want to see it over and over to get the matrix of knowledge. ty for taking time and showing us step by step. trying to get out of caregiving which i have done forever, to get a business of leather. dont know what area of leather i am going to do..probably small things first and get the tooling down. but with the videos you supply i am sure in some months i will get it down. i was a graphic designer, now i am going to put that into tooling. well if you can help me find a place for veg tan sales for cheaper would be great. but i dont know if you answer these comments. ha. have a great day and keep the energy and positive imput going. you are doing great.
Broooooooo, that barge bottle tip is gold. Thank you so much. Ironically just this morning I dumped my can of barge into a large mouth airtight container to try something different. I hate the stock bottle/brush setup and the weaver tub isn't much better. I was racking my brain on what I could do because I was tired of going through brushes and getting glue everywhere. This bottle ID is absolute genius. Thanks, Stock!
I ordered the No. 68 'Buck Brown' Western vertical wallet on Friday or Saturday and just arrived today in less then a week, though I am two states over. I have to say watching you make your product is amazing. Having the wallet and getting it in hand to see up close and feel the craftsmanship, quality, and detail that goes into the wallet is out of this world. I am hands down in love with my new wallet, thank you. If anyone is hesitant in buying stock and barrel whether its a wallet or bag, don't be hesitant just buy it. You will not be disappointed in your purchase from Stock and Barrel. Everything you could ever want is in these leather goods. Thank you again for the wallet and making awesome videos. Please continue doing what you do in your videos and leather work.
Your honesty is much appreciated in regards to stating what steps you outsource. There's so many leather businesses (or other craft trades) that are not honest or outright deceive people into thinking they are solely responsible for every step in producing hundreds or more of handmade items a month (just as a rough an example). Honesty like that from Stock and Barrel Co is of such importance, it gives other leather crafters a more realistic outlook when we aspire to other businesses and what we are individually capable of with just our own hands or if we aspire to outsource some steps to rise in production, as there is a limit to what one person can physically make themselves.
Dude! I had a shoe shop for 9 yrs. All I used was Barge CONTACT CEMENT. I glued up 23 pairs of heel and half soles before 10:00 a.m. and had to take a walk around the block for half an hour. Contact cement is not rubber cement! love your work. stole something even on this one. You ‘re so much fun!
Dude love you channel found you today, man I can say you have some energy, I'm 48 and wish I had that energy, you seem like a cool guy, and you have an awesome family, glad to see that there are true American Craftsmen still happening, most of the guys I see are my age and older. We love the channel
This what we call a leather arts...and you have shown from a to z how you make a very beautiful and artistic wallets...thanks for sharing this video....
Very cool. Found you initially because you reviewed a Sailrite Sewing Machine. I just bought the stationary, industrial, black Fabricator they offer. For upholstery. Thanks. You are cool!!
Very good craftsmanship and style. Love all the work you are doing. Thank you so much for sharing how you do things. Love your work, love your videos and most of all love the fact you are a family man first and include them. Best wishes and keep em coming my friend!
Stock & Barrel Co I am a leather crafter from the Caribbean island of Barbados your style is wonderful not to mention that lovely lady your married to! My style is different I prefer hand sewing some of my items but because of you guys I'm going to invest in a sewing machine thanks for your videos Michael Harris incognito leather craft Barbados
Just ordered my template through your store. I love this design. I would rather have your work however I'm gonna have to use some vegtan from hobby lobby and give it a try.
I will keep it in my front pocket not in the back. I use to carry one just under and below my arm pit but I can't f8nd it anymore. Thanks for the video. I'll keep watching....
Hello I've been a professional driver for 27 years. And a volunteer firefighter/medic. I've been looking for a change. Your skill set is truly remarkable. Something I'd love to learn. You are truly an artist my friend.
Buddy, thanks for sharing your wisdom, knowledge and tricks of the trade. Very inspirational for me and i love how you keep your videos fresh and interesting. No nonsense stuff.
From a technical standpoint, you produce some of the best vids that I've seen on TH-cam. Well I got to tell you, that one of the things that I really like about this vid, and I'm not sure about others so if you don't you should include this in your other vids too, is your little short shots of your family. There's just nothing more important than your family, and the way you show these little short shots of them really indicates how much you love them and how much you value them. Thanks for doing that.
Hey man! Love the videos and tutorials. I’ve been doing leather work for a bit now and I’m still learning so much. I really appreciate the info you provide in your vid’s.
I've been gathering supplies to work with veg tanned leather, notably a cylinder shaped fork bag for our Dyna Wide Glide. I bought a black leather back rest bag from Harley-Davidson some years ago and it was made out of heavy leather. It had somewhat of a matte finish but felt and looked fairly heavily waxed. Do you know what they would have used for a top coat for this? I'm trying to figure out what to use on the bags that I'm making for it....
I love your attitude. You're such a positive person. Definitely subscribing. I haven't started leather working yet, but gonna order some tools and want to do your 52 wallet. Looks like and good place to start for making a wallet for a beginner like me.
You are nice and perfect guy, very beautiful smart family, nice awesome leather work. Nice instruments and tools waoooo 👌 I really enjoy it. I will visit you to see your beautiful leather crafting office. Are you from America???
What a concept using a squeeze bottle!! I love it! My glue always gets stringy. And I found a better glue than Barge. It 's called Renia from German Company.
My wallet is about a year old and if I look at it wrong cards go flying everywhere. For the price....what $68....wow! It looks like daddy is going to get a real wallet this year....subscribed.
Hey dude, just found your channel! I love the content! Not only that, you're confident enough to show the process and materials you use. I was looking at buying a vertical leather wallet and was going to go with a mainstream brand but now, watching all this. I'm definitely picking up a Stock & Barrel Co wallet! Keep up the great work and content!
I have to admit its a vey nice and clean looking wallet considering you aren't beveling any of the edges or using tokonole! I'm always beveling most all edges including the small pockets.
Just ordered this in the chestnut. Thank you so much for making a great product by American hands. Looking so forward to years of enjoyment. As a Mormon I like to buy quality goods that will last a lifetime. Congratulations on your success
When using a new bottle of barge or any glue it may be runny so a trick I found helps is leave it open for a while so it can thicken just not too long or it will harden about 5 hours should work just keep checking on it
Hey man, I love your leather working videos. I'm just getting started in the hobby. And have probably learned more from your videos than anyone else on TH-cam. I also appreciate when you let us know about good suppliers (district leather supply is awesome). I was wondering if you ever tried double sided tape instead of the rubber cement? I seem to get the cement all over everything and things get messy fast... They make special tape that's super thin and ultra narrow. It came to mind when you were scrubbing the cement "squeeze out" off the edge. I was thinking of giving it a try, and was wondering if you had ever tried it. And if so, why do you prefer the cement? Thanks for all your leather videos!
Do not use tape. rubber leather cement is best. plus it also works a a leather sealer. you're gonna just have to keep practicing your glue skills my friend. :) try using a very small paint brush and less is more. also remember to let the glue almost completely dry before sticking the pieces together. best of luck!
Love your work and passion for it. I have the same love and passion for leather as you and I plan on making a living out of it just as you are doing. Problem is in have no idea where to start lol
Thank you for motivating words. Thanks to you. I been making me some wallets for the friends and family. To sharp my skills a little bit. Thanks our you are the best
I enjoy all iof your videos i just spend a few days in Mexico and visit a Leather Company got some supplys im so exited and ready to make a few wallets and belts. Keep up the good work. Thank you
I've thought about it before but it would be too thick. The 68 westerns and the 55 bill folds both have 4 layers of leather and any more would get way too bulky. But I may try it with some lighter leather in the future and see if it works out
Great video, beautiful work and I'm instantly a fan of yours because you are willing to share your resources and techniques with the rest of us. Unheard of these days. Thank you. I'm particularly thankful for the edge pen and the squeeze bottles...lol... when I saw that I was like "THAT'S A GREAT IDEA, WAY EASIER THAN WHAT I'VE DOING." Anyway, thanks for the help and video.
It's cool to watch this process as its something I've never watched before. However this wallet looks cheap to me in the sense that I can see the stitching from the outside on the inside in the center.
Tell us about your factory in Connecticut, are there places that are set up for mass production, or did you you hook up with A place doing leather work like many American Business hook up with sewing and assembly points in China ?
Christopher Benjamin wouldn’t be surprised if I was pronouncing something wrong haha, but I believe I’m right on this one;) th-cam.com/video/xVU7Wt5xXmM/w-d-xo.html
Stock & Barrel Co Holy freaking crap. I've been into detailing and doing it as a side job for almost 4 years now and literally every single professional detailer I've ever met or watched a video of pronounces it wrong! I was as certain of of its pronunciation as I am about the pronunciation of my own name. Not really a big deal, but also it kind of is. Thanks.
@@TheMuslimMayhem if you're from Brazil where the tree grows, people do pronounce it CAR_NOO_BUH. So you're correct and that pronunciation vid is wrong. lol
I love your videos. They’re informative and fun to watch. I’ve been trying to make a trifold wallet and a card holder from start to finish, without relying on somebody else’s patterns or templates. I want the finished product to be about 3.5 in closed but I can’t seem to get the total unfolded length right when cutting the outside panels. I’ve made a pattern on illustrator and made two prototypes out of upholstery vinyl before buying a piece of leather. Always too short or too long. Any pointers?
Hi , you are one of the best ,,,, I get a question and hope that you can help me in this ,,, my question is ,, what do you think about the tippmann boss leather machine ,,,is it useful or not ? Thanks in advance appreciate your answer
Thank you! I've never used one before but i imagine it would be good for small projects. I wouldn't want to sew an entire bag on it but it would probably be a good place to start!
Stock & Barrel Co ,,, thanks for your fast reply ,,, i already get the tippmann machine from about a month ago ,,,my brother lives in USA and I ask him to buy the machine ,,, I started my project from 9/2017 ,,, it was totally handmade stitches as using the punch and fork ,,, but I am trying to be fast to gain more ,,, that's the point ,,, for that I get the tippmann,,, any way it was nice sending you ,,, by the way you get a great family,,,, thanks ,,, take care ,,,your brother sameh from Egypt
sameh elazmerly i agree completely. Tippmann is the first machine you should buy. Very handy and the portability for gun shows and places where there is no electricity is a plus as well. As the author mentioned, it would be hard to do a bag or even long belts with the Tippmann but it is doable. I love mine.
Buck great work! I got into leather working a couple months ago and it’s truly rewarding. I’m 71 and my grandchildren always thought I could fix anything. Now I’ve been making Body Purses for my granddaughters and belts for my grandsons. The smiles on their faces is all the gratitude I need. Richard
Here’s why you are one of the best....you keep no secrets, and you provide resources for other leather works so that we can achieve quality work also..,. That’s what a true artist and part of a community means. Thanks for sharing your links and resources
You're too kind! Thanks for watching!
You are too man. My wife and I have been making masks now for about 8 years and your videos where very instrumental in our learning. We watched your videos quite a few times while we learned, now it is a part time gig for us. So thank you very much for that!
instablaster
Helllo tysm i love that you incorporate your family in your videos. i am a woman that has limited amounts of money since my husband died. wish i could buy the patterns for your items. i will try my best to make my own. just started leather working. so i am using scraps of what weaver sent to me free. i have made little name tags with the tooling. my boyfriend said they are great but not like a pro. i will get the hang of it. i have watched all your videos and enjoy the energy you put in them. makes me want to see it over and over to get the matrix of knowledge. ty for taking time and showing us step by step. trying to get out of caregiving which i have done forever, to get a business of leather. dont know what area of leather i am going to do..probably small things first and get the tooling down. but with the videos you supply i am sure in some months i will get it down. i was a graphic designer, now i am going to put that into tooling. well if you can help me find a place for veg tan sales for cheaper would be great. but i dont know if you answer these comments. ha. have a great day and keep the energy and positive imput going. you are doing great.
Broooooooo, that barge bottle tip is gold. Thank you so much. Ironically just this morning I dumped my can of barge into a large mouth airtight container to try something different. I hate the stock bottle/brush setup and the weaver tub isn't much better. I was racking my brain on what I could do because I was tired of going through brushes and getting glue everywhere. This bottle ID is absolute genius. Thanks, Stock!
I ordered the No. 68 'Buck Brown' Western vertical wallet on Friday or Saturday and just arrived today in less then a week, though I am two states over. I have to say watching you make your product is amazing. Having the wallet and getting it in hand to see up close and feel the craftsmanship, quality, and detail that goes into the wallet is out of this world. I am hands down in love with my new wallet, thank you.
If anyone is hesitant in buying stock and barrel whether its a wallet or bag, don't be hesitant just buy it. You will not be disappointed in your purchase from Stock and Barrel. Everything you could ever want is in these leather goods. Thank you again for the wallet and making awesome videos. Please continue doing what you do in your videos and leather work.
Man i'm so glad to hear that. Thank you so much brotherrrrr!
what's so cool about this channel is that, while I may not like the style of the product in particular, I love watching the how to process!
Your honesty is much appreciated in regards to stating what steps you outsource.
There's so many leather businesses (or other craft trades) that are not honest or outright deceive people into thinking they are solely responsible for every step in producing hundreds or more of handmade items a month (just as a rough an example).
Honesty like that from Stock and Barrel Co is of such importance, it gives other leather crafters a more realistic outlook when we aspire to other businesses and what we are individually capable of with just our own hands or if we aspire to outsource some steps to rise in production, as there is a limit to what one person can physically make themselves.
Good on ya, mate. From Louisiana. I like your designs and steal from you quite often. Thanks for your passion.
Dude! I had a shoe shop for 9 yrs. All I used was Barge CONTACT CEMENT. I glued up 23 pairs of heel and half soles before 10:00 a.m. and had to take a walk around the block for half an hour. Contact cement is not rubber cement! love your work. stole something even on this one. You ‘re so much fun!
I just realised, I like watching your videos again again and again... lol / thanks for inspiration.
Dude love you channel found you today, man I can say you have some energy, I'm 48 and wish I had that energy, you seem like a cool guy, and you have an awesome family, glad to see that there are true American Craftsmen still happening, most of the guys I see are my age and older. We love the channel
Beautiful family! Stay with them! Kids always need their Daddy’s !
This what we call a leather arts...and you have shown from a to z how you make a very beautiful and artistic wallets...thanks for sharing this video....
Very cool. Found you initially because you reviewed a Sailrite Sewing Machine. I just bought the stationary, industrial, black Fabricator they offer. For upholstery. Thanks. You are cool!!
all of your videos are interesting. you have energy to pass your knowledge to others thx
Thank you Stock & Barrel Co Leathercraft
Awesome work and real quality explanations. Plus plenty of positive energy. Thanks so much
I actually bought your pattern and I am making this wallet today. I like how it seems to be a pretty simple design to put together. Great Job!
right on! Thanks Andrew
🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳 like your vids from Sénégal( west africa )👍👍
these are maybe some of the best leather videos on youtube!
Very good craftsmanship and style. Love all the work you are doing. Thank you so much for sharing how you do things. Love your work, love your videos and most of all love the fact you are a family man first and include them. Best wishes and keep em coming my friend!
thank you for the kind words! And thanks for watching:)
Stock & Barrel Co I am a leather crafter from the Caribbean island of Barbados your style is wonderful not to mention that lovely lady your married to! My style is different I prefer hand sewing some of my items but because of you guys I'm going to invest in a sewing machine thanks for your videos Michael Harris incognito leather craft Barbados
I can see why its one of the top sellers Truly great work Thanks for sharing
That leather is so stunning. It’s gorgeous
you are awesome. love your passion and energy
Just ordered my template through your store. I love this design. I would rather have your work however I'm gonna have to use some vegtan from hobby lobby and give it a try.
I will keep it in my front pocket not in the back. I use to carry one just under and below my arm pit but I can't f8nd it anymore. Thanks for the video. I'll keep watching....
Thanks for putting out these videos dude! Great to see a leather worker sharing his craft. Keep them coming!
You Rock!!!! All your videos are interesting and fun!
Hello
I've been a professional driver for 27 years. And a volunteer firefighter/medic. I've been looking for a change. Your skill set is truly remarkable. Something I'd love to learn. You are truly an artist my friend.
You’re the man. Learned so much from your videos so far.
Glad to hear that, Thanks Josh!
love the edge roller never seen one before promptly ordered it
I'm a baby to leatherworking and this video helped SO much, thank you for the great information!
You help me out with my prototypes :) best for you and your family, greetings from Poland.
Buddy, thanks for sharing your wisdom, knowledge and tricks of the trade. Very inspirational for me and i love how you keep your videos fresh and interesting. No nonsense stuff.
Well done, sir!
Mr. Stock & Barrel, amo tu trabajo, eres un profesional.
Saludos desde Cd. México!!!
From a technical standpoint, you produce some of the best vids that I've seen on TH-cam. Well I got to tell you, that one of the things that I really like about this vid, and I'm not sure about others so if you don't you should include this in your other vids too, is your little short shots of your family. There's just nothing more important than your family, and the way you show these little short shots of them really indicates how much you love them and how much you value them. Thanks for doing that.
Absolutely love your videos , to the point and keep it interesting
You are the best leather maker. thanks for sharing man.
Great job man, and great personality! This is the first video of yours that I watch, and I find it to be great!
Hey man! Love the videos and tutorials. I’ve been doing leather work for a bit now and I’m still learning so much. I really appreciate the info you provide in your vid’s.
I've been gathering supplies to work with veg tanned leather, notably a cylinder shaped fork bag for our Dyna Wide Glide. I bought a black leather back rest bag from Harley-Davidson some years ago and it was made out of heavy leather. It had somewhat of a matte finish but felt and looked fairly heavily waxed. Do you know what they would have used for a top coat for this? I'm trying to figure out what to use on the bags that I'm making for it....
You have beautiful family. Congratulations
I love your attitude. You're such a positive person. Definitely subscribing. I haven't started leather working yet, but gonna order some tools and want to do your 52 wallet. Looks like and good place to start for making a wallet for a beginner like me.
Beautiful family, God Bless You All !
You are nice and perfect guy, very beautiful smart family, nice awesome leather work. Nice instruments and tools waoooo 👌 I really enjoy it. I will visit you to see your beautiful leather crafting office. Are you from America???
I just came across your channel and I love it! You rock! Thanks a lot for all the useful information. Hi from the czech republic
HUGE thanks Jan!
What a concept using a squeeze bottle!! I love it! My glue always gets stringy. And I found a better glue than Barge. It 's called Renia from German Company.
I eyeballed a pocket cut today and it came out a perfect match! My skills or getting better! Thanks for the inspiration.
My wallet is about a year old and if I look at it wrong cards go flying everywhere. For the price....what $68....wow! It looks like daddy is going to get a real wallet this year....subscribed.
Hey dude, just found your channel! I love the content! Not only that, you're confident enough to show the process and materials you use. I was looking at buying a vertical leather wallet and was going to go with a mainstream brand but now, watching all this. I'm definitely picking up a Stock & Barrel Co wallet! Keep up the great work and content!
Thanks, looks great! Which brand/weight/type of thread are you using?
I have to admit its a vey nice and clean looking wallet considering you aren't beveling any of the edges or using tokonole! I'm always beveling most all edges including the small pockets.
Just ordered this in the chestnut. Thank you so much for making a great product by American hands. Looking so forward to years of enjoyment. As a Mormon I like to buy quality goods that will last a lifetime. Congratulations on your success
Wow. You personal wallet looks stunning. That totally sold me on wanting to purchase one! Love your vids bro.
When using a new bottle of barge or any glue it may be runny so a trick I found helps is leave it open for a while so it can thicken just not too long or it will harden about 5 hours should work just keep checking on it
Please make more.. it’s still out on the site :((( it’s hard being patient when it looks this good!!!
Hey man, I love your leather working videos. I'm just getting started in the hobby. And have probably learned more from your videos than anyone else on TH-cam. I also appreciate when you let us know about good suppliers (district leather supply is awesome). I was wondering if you ever tried double sided tape instead of the rubber cement? I seem to get the cement all over everything and things get messy fast... They make special tape that's super thin and ultra narrow. It came to mind when you were scrubbing the cement "squeeze out" off the edge. I was thinking of giving it a try, and was wondering if you had ever tried it. And if so, why do you prefer the cement? Thanks for all your leather videos!
Do not use tape. rubber leather cement is best. plus it also works a a leather sealer. you're gonna just have to keep practicing your glue skills my friend. :) try using a very small paint brush and less is more. also remember to let the glue almost completely dry before sticking the pieces together. best of luck!
Love your work and passion for it. I have the same love and passion for leather as you and I plan on making a living out of it just as you are doing. Problem is in have no idea where to start lol
Thank you for motivating words. Thanks to you. I been making me some wallets for the friends and family. To sharp my skills a little bit. Thanks our you are the best
Lol “I kinda like the smell”! You videos have greatly helped us with making our own patterns and ver informative! 👌👍
I love watching people having fun doing something. I presume that is your hobby?
Would you ever consider making an AirPod leather case?
Just bought one of these because of this video. Looking forward to getting it. Thanks
hey im from indonesia, your works are amazing. i wonder how thick the leather you usually use? (in mm) your answer will be much appreciated, thanks.
That’s a awesome looking wallet!! Nice work!
You have a new fan from the UK, and a new order for one of these dopeass wallets! Thank you brother
Thumbs up for calling it a "bison"!
I thought you cut the wallets with a laser cnc. Very good work, you really put a lot of love to your creations, congratulations.
Thank you Leon. I explain the cutting in the video. I just prefer the die cuts!
I love all your videos, Congratulations!
Do you have a link to the skiver machine that you showed in this video please?
Me encantan tus trabajos muy lindos y delicados
I enjoy all iof your videos i just spend a few days in Mexico and visit a Leather Company got some supplys im so exited and ready to make a few wallets and belts.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Thank you Art!
Beautiful work brother!
Absolutely love my wallet from them
Glad to hear that Mike!
Hello from Egypt 😃
I love your tutorials 😃
Another great video. Any specific reason for using clicker press instead of laser cutter?
cleaner cuts and laser burns leather.
It's a beautiful piece! 👑
Beautiful family bro.. Nice work 👍
Very good
Your awesome! Happy Dads Day ;)
Great job! Did you know that the carnauba is a kind of tree from Brazil, my country? We have lots of carnauba here in northeast.
I have this one, I wonder if you can make number 55 bifold a western style too, I need that wallet!!!
I've thought about it before but it would be too thick. The 68 westerns and the 55 bill folds both have 4 layers of leather and any more would get way too bulky. But I may try it with some lighter leather in the future and see if it works out
If you want to try to make it and see how it comes out, I’ll buy it, I’m in love with #68 and your work is outstanding!
wow lovely job
Great video, beautiful work and I'm instantly a fan of yours because you are willing to share your resources and techniques with the rest of us. Unheard of these days. Thank you. I'm particularly thankful for the edge pen and the squeeze bottles...lol... when I saw that I was like "THAT'S A GREAT IDEA, WAY EASIER THAN WHAT I'VE DOING." Anyway, thanks for the help and video.
What weight leather are you using and what grit sandpaper to you recommend for finishing the edges before burnishing?
It's cool to watch this process as its something I've never watched before. However this wallet looks cheap to me in the sense that I can see the stitching from the outside on the inside in the center.
you're supposed to see the stitching on these type of leather wallets. it's not cheap at all.
i have just gotten into leather making and i find your channel very helpful. thank you for all your tips. =)
Tell us about your factory in Connecticut, are there places that are set up for mass production, or did you you hook up with
A place doing leather work like many American Business hook up with sewing and assembly points in China ?
Love your enthusiasm man!
What were you using to get the adhesive off the edges? Just sand paper?
Do you have a video of you doing this with hand tools? Great vid!
check out Corter Leather on TH-cam. Everything is hand cut and sewn.
Thanks man, great helpful video
Beautiful wallet!! I love ❤️ your channel I subscribe 😀
Thanks so much Veronica! Glad to have you here!
olá amigo tudo bem? eu sou do Brasil e estou aprendendo a trabalhar com couro. parabéns ótimo trabalho
Great video and amazing craftsmanship. BTW, that wax near the end is pronounced car-noo-buh.
Christopher Benjamin wouldn’t be surprised if I was pronouncing something wrong haha, but I believe I’m right on this one;)
th-cam.com/video/xVU7Wt5xXmM/w-d-xo.html
Stock & Barrel Co Holy freaking crap. I've been into detailing and doing it as a side job for almost 4 years now and literally every single professional detailer I've ever met or watched a video of pronounces it wrong! I was as certain of of its pronunciation as I am about the pronunciation of my own name. Not really a big deal, but also it kind of is. Thanks.
@@TheMuslimMayhem if you're from Brazil where the tree grows, people do pronounce it CAR_NOO_BUH. So you're correct and that pronunciation vid is wrong. lol
Just wondering if you have ever tried HERMANN OAK LEATHER ?
It’s very nice vault
I love your videos. They’re informative and fun to watch. I’ve been trying to make a trifold wallet and a card holder from start to finish, without relying on somebody else’s patterns or templates. I want the finished product to be about 3.5 in closed but I can’t seem to get the total unfolded length right when cutting the outside panels. I’ve made a pattern on illustrator and made two prototypes out of upholstery vinyl before buying a piece of leather. Always too short or too long. Any pointers?
Hi , you are one of the best ,,,, I get a question and hope that you can help me in this ,,, my question is ,, what do you think about the tippmann boss leather machine ,,,is it useful or not ? Thanks in advance appreciate your answer
Thank you! I've never used one before but i imagine it would be good for small projects. I wouldn't want to sew an entire bag on it but it would probably be a good place to start!
Stock & Barrel Co ,,, thanks for your fast reply ,,, i already get the tippmann machine from about a month ago ,,,my brother lives in USA and I ask him to buy the machine ,,, I started my project from 9/2017 ,,, it was totally handmade stitches as using the punch and fork ,,, but I am trying to be fast to gain more ,,, that's the point ,,, for that I get the tippmann,,, any way it was nice sending you ,,, by the way you get a great family,,,, thanks ,,, take care ,,,your brother sameh from Egypt
sameh elazmerly i agree completely. Tippmann is the first machine you should buy. Very handy and the portability for gun shows and places where there is no electricity is a plus as well. As the author mentioned, it would be hard to do a bag or even long belts with the Tippmann but it is doable. I love mine.
Thanks for sharing all the process!
Where I can find the machine to make the leather thinner ??
they make all types of leather skiving machines and you can find them on line. they usually start at $600.00 to $1000.00.