DiResta Gate Mouth Tool Bag
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2022
- In this video I make copy of a canvas Kline gate mouth tool bag
but in leather! ..Weaver leather to be exact!
www.weaverleathersupply.com
thank you and enjoy
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To be clear this was a learning exploration to dissect and re build this bag. Now I know. Next one I’ll make all the hardware and adjust to my custom size 💪🏼
I reported the bot who is in this videos comment section I swear youtube is failing it can't keep the bots at bay
attaboy :)
Thank you!
11 days later @TH-cam hasn't removed him I got yet another email from TH-cam and that crook
I always learn more by screwing up or watching someone else screw up than I do by seeing it done right the first time.
Same! Watching something go perfectly gives you barely any information on what the important aspects to pay attention to are and what’s recoverable and what’s not.
"If you ain't screwin up, you ain't learnin!"
For the extra holes, make some little leather Diresta pieces to put over them. Can even be riveted through the two end holes. Or just go to the leather store and get some little charms (made like post earrings and go through the leather).
I really enjoy the fact that you show not only the process but also the fact that even someone that skilled it yourself still will make mistakes. So many people hide the mistakes on these videos. Thanks
As a utility worker ( retired in 2012 w/42 yrs ) and a pole climber aka "wood walker" , I would have been proud to use your bag as a satchel . Thanks ! Love seeing your leather skills
Thank you!
I had a Juki LS-340 with a post. It was used by Mizuno in a mobile baseball glove repair van. I replaced the original clutch motor with a servo, and I think it could have sewed two 3/4" sheets of plywood together :) That thing was borderline scary when it was running wide-open.
I've always remembered what you say about going to school on the first one, whether it's making something or cooking or whatever, it helps me not get frustrated and welcome the mistakes as learning oportunities.
The red leather looks great. Thanks for the voiceover of your thought process of taking apart the original bag to learn how it was constructed and the challenges along the way.
Jimmy, your genuine humility and openness is what makes you a great craftsman and teacher. Thank you, my friend, for another great video. Cheers! Suggestion, more Taylor. Haha.
Thank you Mr. Diresta. I’m glad we have someone to teach us some new tricks. Also I like that you show the mistakes.
I love your saying going to school. Been trying to learn to draw and keep telling myself I am learning the first one is school. The next will be better.
I love the way you educate yourself with every action and step.
Very cool! Love those bags. I do some leatherwork as a hobby and always find these types of videos inspiring
This reminded me of the Jimmy’s Tips videos, lots of good learning here!! Especially using the cutting mat.
Love it Jimmy! Always an inspiration to try new things👍
Beautiful work Jimmy! I’ve always loved these bags too. Excited to see you making one. We’ll done🍻
“And I can’t wait to see it get all worn” my favorite part are all the little love marks my tools get over the years. Happy memories
Getting my leather working tools collected because of you! Thanks for sharing, Jimmy.
Sorry I tuned in late,you are a very humble person with talents us mear mortals wish they had thanks for all you do for the community🤗😎🤗😎
Thank you for sharing your fabulous successes and your mistakes. It is inspiring.
Inspiration, pattern, and hardware... genious idea
Love watching you learn as always thank you
Jimmy, You really are the Master Maker. Such talent, my friend.
Thanks for sharing and teaching. Felix
One of my very favorite things to do is watch you sew. That bag is beautiful! It looks like it could hold a bunch of tools. That's a good idea because you sure do have plenty! No glue!!!!! 😊
Great random content. I always love your projects. Awesome work as always!
We live to learn in life. Jimmy Diresta awesome job. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep Making. God bless
Interesting set of details to make that bag come to life.
Great Saturday morning surprise. I love deconstructing something to remake it better. I also appreciate the constant humility you model for other content creators. I bet you could find some (or make) some cool Diresta-esque touches to fill those holes.
Great video Jimmy, shows your skill and versatility!
Great conversion, great job, thanks for sharing.
Watching you work always teaches me something, i love what you do. And I also like your man purse lol
Take us all to the school of Diresta!
Thanks Mr. Jimmy.
Great job Jimmy! Your awesome lady saves the day again letting you borrow her machines. You 2 are such a great match man! :)
So close to 2M it could click over by morning. Another great video. Another great build. I really like the voiceover. Keep up the amazing work. You continue to teach and inspire millions. Your videos have on a personal level helped me through some hard and dark times. I will always be grateful.
Love and respect ✊🏻
The one you made is so pretty it could be used as a hand bag. Great job Jimmy!
Another inspiring video, we'll done Jimmy. Keep up the amazing work! 🌹🌹
Jimmy brings new meaning to the phrase self taught!
I’m a leather worker and to deal with the glue not sticking to the finish side of leather problem it’s normal to scratch up the future glue area with an awl or sandpaper, I even do it on the flesh side most of the time. Also i use contact cement as my glue, it’s nice because you attach things they’re fully adhered and you can keep working without waiting for it to dry (although you do need to give 5-10 minutes before you attach stuff to let the cement get tacky) . Super great video, I didn’t really get how that bag hardware type worked until now
Oh and that Buddha head is awesome!
Another inspiring video, great bag too. One tip I learned many years ago is; if you can't hide a mistake, turn it into a feature! So you might for example use those spare holes to rivet a Weaver leather tag on...
In architecture school, known as “paint it red and call it a feature”.
Excelente tutorial maestro, otro magnífico trabajo del hombre más polifacético que e visto, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝 🤓
Great video! Beautiful bag. Those scissors are scary sharp. I never knew that it's difficult to make a good impression on thin leather - good to know 👍
Love Your Craft/Determination Brother, you do it Very Well! Keep On Keepin On! Persist through the piss!!!
I work in a boat yard. Copper nails and roves are used on wooden clinker boats, but it hadn't occurred to me to use them on leather. I may have to liberate a few!
Good job mister Jimmy Diresta beautifully done
Wow! So stunningly beautiful, soft, colourful & practical that I can imagine a woman taking it for their daily carry. Fantastic too how yours & Taylor’s collection of sewing machines complements each other & allows machining in places & thickness otherwise impossible. Lots of great ideas bubbling around my mind, thank you for sharing!
Не ошибается тот кто ничего не делает (народная мудрость). Шикарная сумка получилась!!!
Great wisdom!👍
All hoarders wish they could be as skilled as you!
Well done Jimmy. I do a lot of learning on some of my first time builds too😄
Great video. Thank you for showing your mistakes. That takes inner strength. As Laura says, "Every defect gets respect." Those holes? They're ice pick holders. : )The bag is luxurious! Mahalo for sharing! : )
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I'd use that as my everyday handbag!! :Great job for your first!
I am sure you could come up with some feature to rivet to theses extra holes like some outer/ inner pocket or patches...
I believe the H shape can be cut beforehand, and this means you don't need to stitch all the way to the bottom where the cardboard was getting in the way. Then the seam across is done by "opening the mouth" and aligning the cut edges. With thinner material (fabric) you could even open the seam allowances of the side seam before stitching across as well.
Cool project, that machine was a cylinder bed, and looks a beast .
Those scissors are incredible
Interesting stuff! Thanks for posting, and thumbs up.
“You go to school on the first one.” This has been a powerful help to get through projects for me.
Thanks Jimmy, enjoyable! 👍😃👍
Really beautiful work, Jimmy! 😃
But yeah, it's only by making mistakes that we learn! It could be easier, but... It's just life. 😊
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Added bonus its 100X more durable than the original was. Looks fantastic Jimmy.
This is a true maker, he can even sew!
Love it. “Why do you have so many tools?” Lol.
In the beginning I thought it s pointless but later in video I realized it has good teaching value. Next time you forge a gate. Thanks Jimmy
Love the narrated vids!
NICE JOB Jimmy, l use a Klein 24" bag to carry a small Amp and my harmonicas
Hey Jimmy, if your maker gig goes South…. we’re always looking for a good sewist. Think about it😉
That bag is dope
legit all around maker idol jimmy!
Nice purse Jimmy.
Gotta love when using woodworking glue for this purse 👜
Great video! I’m currently practicing with a pfaff 145. Hopefully someday I can produce a bag or three😁
Hay nice job 👍
Thanks man, this is encouraging
Another great vid
Those extra holes were not a mistake but a subconscious placeholder for some DIRESTA tags.
I work building sets for theater. What makes me sad the most is not having the money to build a prototype to learn and then build the official one. I say that because it's never a normal door, it's a door that turns into a bed and then into a bathroom... And it still needs to be light and detachable. lol
I'm from Brazil and we don't have that truth here. but you are absolutely right: making a new product is a school.
great video, thank you.
Very nice.
gracias Jimmy !!!
I let Jimmy do the hard work and then i dream about mine the hole year;)
good job jimmy
It's not a purse... it's a carry all!!! LOL (Seinfeld) Nice job as always!😁
Experience is the thing you get immediately after you needed it. 😊
in the UK we call them Gladstone or doctors bags, might find the hinges looking for them
Gran trabajo 👌👍👏👋👋👋
nice job =)
Love the tool bag, I haven't seen those Klein bags before but probably because I'm broke lol. I think little Asian ladies in Chinatown do a similar process with their versions of the name brand designer bags. They just don't use OEM hardware 😂
Not maker type scissors....but the Leatherman Raptors Emergency Shears are super sharp.... I've cut leather jackets, cowboy boots, work boots...goes through like butta...🙂....and they come with a belt holster...
Really like the idea of using the original as a pattern and source for hardware. Useful if you find an old something somewhere that you want to rebuild. Lots of bags have ventilation holes, so you're still good with the mistakes. 😁 Thanks for sharing!
Again I appreciate the intro
Wicked nice
Cool video man love the voice over. So now that you have seen the hardware do you think you could fabricate your own? Do you have any ideas for making it better or simpler to install?
THANK YOU!
Loved the bag. The leather from the bottom would have been better-looking as straps than the Klein ones, assuming it was thick enough and strong enough.
Sweet! Ohio travel bag is local to me
Look at Jimmy making man purses cool! LOL
Regarding your discussion on inability to source the metal hardware pieces; when you disassembled your sacrificial bag, did you take measurements of the metal pieces so you could fabricate them in future builds.? Since the embossed logo was fading fast, you should have included the scrap that you embossed as a luggage tag that could be threaded through one of the straps before buckling it together.
Thanks for sharing this insightful video. Wishing you and your family a blessed week, gentle weather, nourishing rain and restful evenings. Peace Jimmy
Nice bag Jimmy I think you did an excellent job. If you make another do you think you would try making the gate mouth frame yourself? Also do you think buck rivets would work for this?
Awesome job. I’ve had a full set of those rivet tools for as long as I can remember, but never knew how to use them. Are they specifically for leather working?
Wooden clinker boats are held together this way too. In boatbuilding they are called rivets (or just nails) and roves and the process is called roving. (edited to correct autocorrect!)
@@bikergirl2000 interesting, thanks
You should make a throw pillow from the canvas of the bag you dissected
BOOOOM 💪👌👌👌
Rivet some Conchos where those mistake holes are