It's we lesser mortals that have a workshop Harry, artists like yourself have studios, and I love that panoramic view of yours too, so much natural light- just what an artist craves.☺
Thanks for the film Harry, one thing, you said you remove the waxy coating from your bridle back. How do you remove it? I have some bridle , but I don't like because of that waxy coating, maybe removing it would help. Thanks T
Hi Harry me again! I forgot to ask where you had your logo stamp made ? Was it expensive? I’m hooked on your videos fascinating to watch a expert in action,you make it look so easy! Thank you for that cheers Steve
Another great video, Thanks Harry how many years have you been making belts? Have you always been a crafter ? Can I ask how long have you had this business it looks very successful brilliant well done especially in to days world. Regards Steve
How do you get the initial straight edge on the leather that you fence off for the first cut with the strap cutter? That is something that gives me grief on those occasions when I need a long straight edge!
Harry. I used to tour with my band round the festivals.Country and western music. Maybe not your music but i think you will be interested in the leather workers there and stall sellers. maybe another client for your leather work.
Thanks a bunch for all your video's they do help us out here in leather clueless land .
Mike Boone Thanks Mike great to hear.
You make it look easy. Great vid Harry 👍👍👍
Another lovely, comfortable, informative, video. Thank you.
baconsoda Thanks Brendan my first attempt at Live video!
It's we lesser mortals that have a workshop Harry, artists like yourself have studios, and I love that panoramic view of yours too, so much natural light- just what an artist craves.☺
BeachsideHank I love it but it is too small ideally...its 8x14 ft.
a workshop never is big enough, you always will outgrow a space as an artisan
Thanks for the film Harry, one thing, you said you remove the waxy coating from your bridle back. How do you remove it? I have some bridle , but I don't like because of that waxy coating, maybe removing it would help. Thanks T
Hi Harry me again! I forgot to ask where you had your logo stamp made ? Was it expensive? I’m hooked on your videos fascinating to watch a expert in action,you make it look so easy!
Thank you for that cheers Steve
Hi Steve...I got mine cnc cut in China...from an eBay seller.
Good video. Thanks Harry.
redrocco44 Thanks
Another great video, Thanks Harry how many years have you been making belts?
Have you always been a crafter ?
Can I ask how long have you had this business it looks very successful brilliant well done especially in to days world.
Regards Steve
Thanks Steve...only 5 years on leatherwork...you can see my early attempts on my channel! Rgds Harry
How do you get the initial straight edge on the leather that you fence off for the first cut with the strap cutter? That is something that gives me grief on those occasions when I need a long straight edge!
John Grossbohlin Hi John...I use a long straight edge and a rotary patchworkers cutter like a Dafa cutter and that works great.
I've used a knife and a head knife and had inconsistent results. The rotary cutter is probably the solution... Thanks for the tip Harry.
Harry. I used to tour with my band round the festivals.Country and western music. Maybe not your music but i think you will be interested in the leather workers there and stall sellers. maybe another client for your leather work.
hi ! i have watched your videos and how much are those belts?
Hi all on my website Bucklehurst Leather...Thanks
Well that was unexpected, you appear to be left handed,? if so, all the best artists are, snap....