You give away more knowledge for free than can be gotten from some others for a lot of money. I respect that a great deal and it speaks to your character. Someone who takes the time and the interest in passing along hard earned knowledge simply for the sake of helping others improve is often hard to find. Thank you. I never fail to learn something from you.
Well Michael, your kind and thoughtful words made my day How nice is this I’m glad that this is helpful for ya and thanks again for the time you took to say so 🤙
Good afternoon, George. By far, as most say, the best tutorials on the tube. Nothing left out, and your videos are easy to follow without sound. Maybe cause I have an idea of what you're doing 😂. Have a great day, sir.
Thank you so much for a fantastic lesson in leathercraft. I’ve never done it, but I am amazed at how well you can teach leathercraft to someone. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching many of your videos. Thanks again.
Hello Ronald Thank you for your kind words This comment was so appreciated in that I just assumed anyone who watched my video’s had some basic background in leatherwork Thanks for sharing this with me Made my day actually
There are so many great ideas in your videos. Each time you put a new one out, I learn another couple if really neat tricks. Thanks again mate. Truly appreciated 🙏
Yes this is used primarily in holster design but works great for these boxy folders and various caliber magazines I appreciate you watching and leaving such kind words. I thank you
Thanks AgaIn, George, for a detailed loom at pattern creation. Templates are nice, but it's better to be able to create any style of sheath, to suit yourself or a client's taste. You're method allows that while still insuring a safe, reliable item!
Thank you John Sorry I’m late to responding but I so appreciate your kind words Yes indeed learning to draw these gives one the freedom to be more creative You Rock!!
I am preparing to make a couple dagger sheaths and decided it was time to go back to sheath school. I greatly appreciate your videos, I've probably watched the tips and tricks vids 3-4 times, they're great for inspiration.
Hey there Mr George; after watching your tubes I've found some answers to questions I've had. I like your chanel. I'll watch and follow it as long as you want to keep putting it on. Thanks
Thanks Dennis! That is exactly what I like to hear. If anything I put out there is valuable then I’m happy. I should have Volume 12 ready for Saturday or Sunday. Thanks
Once again... Great stuff George ! I really like your patterning techniques and I pick up neat ideas from you! I have always tended to use commercial patterns, but you have given me some great ideas!. Thanks, Fred
Thanks Fred Developing patterns is fun for me but they don’t always translate to a successful build😂 I hope this helps you start your pancake sheath patterning👍
@@viktorgeorge9144 I am positive it will help ! I ordered me a set of those templates as well. Nice to have a good collection of those for all kinds of things, plus a big help when designing. I have been using standard cutout ones from Don, but need to be able to do my own as well.
It’ll allow you the confidence to build ones for Leathermen style, firearm magazines and various folders as well. Thanks friend and I hope you sell a ton 🤙
@@viktorgeorge9144 your welcome. Same hear. Great video. I haven't made a pancake sheath yet. It looked like fun. I need to get some leather . Oh ya happy 4th of July. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
Thanks Sorry for the late response but once the belt is weaved thru the slots, like in this build, the belt and slots align I probably should have shown in more detail the pancake sheath on the belt. Thank you
So I know you eyeballed the cant angle but how would you go about measuring it for different lays? Is it the angle from the top of 1 belt loop to the other?
That is correct Or draw a straight line thru the slots on your pattern as well as drawing a 90 degree horizontal baseline The angle between those two lines is your cant Hope that makes sense
Thank You I looked at my slot edger and it’s not numbered but I’d say that would be a good assumption on the number two Thanks for giving me another source for these. I also think that brucejohnsonleather.com might also
Where can I get one of those slot edgers? It's always tough with a regular edgers not chewing up the curve. Also great tutorial got a lot of good tips and ideas as usual 👌
@@viktorgeorge9144 I seem to have trouble finding the site you mentioned.Also I don't have Gmail.What are they called I can do a search? Thank you Victor
Hey Jim He doesn’t have a site or www That’s his email address. Just contact him and tell him you need the acrylic set used on the YT on Knife Sheath School Viktor-George
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You give away more knowledge for free than can be gotten from some others for a lot of money. I respect that a great deal and it speaks to your character. Someone who takes the time and the interest in passing along hard earned knowledge simply for the sake of helping others improve is often hard to find. Thank you. I never fail to learn something from you.
Well Michael, your kind and thoughtful words made my day How nice is this I’m glad that this is helpful for ya and thanks again for the time you took to say so 🤙
Good afternoon, George. By far, as most say, the best tutorials on the tube. Nothing left out, and your videos are easy to follow without sound. Maybe cause I have an idea of what you're doing 😂. Have a great day, sir.
Very informative ,thank you for the tutorial.
@@edwardbella3871 Thank you for the positive comments I’m glad it was helpful
Thank you George you are a natural and outstanding teacher, you have a calming effects on your viewers. Your presentation is honest clear and concise.
Thank you Len!! What a nice way to start my day with such kind words. I appreciate that you took a moment of your day to say so.
Awesomeness! I love all of your videos. Very in depth!
I really enjoy your videos. A person can learn from you. Seems like you are a down to earth person Thank you for that
Thank you Larry Very kind of you to say. I’m glad they are helpful and keep making my friend
Neat idea on the water faucet handle
@@GaryGraley42 Thanks Gary works great
Thank you so much. Your video was much more helpful than all the others I came across.
Thank you Omar I appreciate the kind words So glad they were helpful
Fine sandpaper wrapped around a straw, pencil, screwdriver etc will help bevel the inside corners before slicking them.
You’re so easy to follow! Would you be willing to make a wallet tutorial?
Thank you Alex The only wallets I make are for civil war reannactors and living historians No modern day styles Look up 1875 man’s wallet on my TH-cam
Thank you so much for a fantastic lesson in leathercraft. I’ve never done it, but I am amazed at how well you can teach leathercraft to someone. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching many of your videos. Thanks again.
Hello Ronald Thank you for your kind words This comment was so appreciated in that I just assumed anyone who watched my video’s had some basic background in leatherwork Thanks for sharing this with me Made my day actually
There are so many great ideas in your videos. Each time you put a new one out, I learn another couple if really neat tricks.
Thanks again mate. Truly appreciated 🙏
I’m so glad to hear that and thanks for watching and supporting me in this You Rock🤙
Excellent step by step tutorial. Your ingenuity always makes me sit up and take notice and appreciate a Master Craftsman at his best.
Hello Tony! Thanks for the kind words I so appreciate that!!
Half the width is where your stich line goes😮. Thats huge information. Tyvm❤
Yes this is used primarily in holster design but works great for these boxy folders and various caliber magazines I appreciate you watching and leaving such kind words. I thank you
Another great video - thanhs for showing how to layout a sheath. A lot of great tip and where to get some good products.
I appreciate the kind words Stephen Thanks for watching and for your support!
Love your home made saddle stitcher piece. I’ll have to try making my own.
Thanks Dale They come in handy for most sheath stitching applications
感谢你的慷慨，让我学到了一些意料之外的技巧，这在中国是从未见过的
And I appreciate you taking a moment to comment I’m glad you found something worthwhile Thank you
Thanks AgaIn, George, for a detailed loom at pattern creation. Templates are nice, but it's better to be able to create any style of sheath, to suit yourself or a client's taste. You're method allows that while still insuring a safe, reliable item!
Thank you John Sorry I’m late to responding but I so appreciate your kind words Yes indeed learning to draw these gives one the freedom to be more creative You Rock!!
I am preparing to make a couple dagger sheaths and decided it was time to go back to sheath school. I greatly appreciate your videos, I've probably watched the tips and tricks vids 3-4 times, they're great for inspiration.
Wow Zach! Thank you very much for those kind words and in turn you have inspired me
See you in 2024 Happy New Year
Hey there Mr George; after watching your tubes I've found some answers to questions I've had. I like your chanel. I'll watch and follow it as long as you want to keep putting it on. Thanks
Thanks Dennis! That is exactly what I like to hear. If anything I put out there is valuable then I’m happy. I should have Volume 12 ready for Saturday or Sunday. Thanks
Great job as always! No one does it better! Thanks so much!
That my friend is a great way to start my day. Thank you Mason for your support🤙
Another lesson full of interesting tips for improving our wealth of knowledge! Thanks a lot George!!!!!
You are welcome and seriously thank you for the positive words
Thanks, it’s nice to know how to design a sheath from scratch rather than depending on someone else’s expertise.
Yes sir Bob!! It’s truly a valuable skill to hone and thanks for your support
I injoy your video even though I have watched all I injoy listening to you
Thanks John! Funny thing is I hear myself and I sound like I’m mumbling 😂 I appreciate you tuning in and watching!!
Nice work! There’s that formula! Never thought I’d be using it passed high school!
I learned more “math” from you in just hours, then I did in all my Arithmetic daze. Thanks brother🤙
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. It's greatly appreciated. Cheers mate 👍🏻
So glad to hear that Paul Thank you my friend!
Once again... Great stuff George ! I really like your patterning techniques and I pick up neat ideas from you! I have always tended to use commercial patterns, but you have given me some great ideas!. Thanks, Fred
Thanks Fred Developing patterns is fun for me but they don’t always translate to a successful build😂 I hope this helps you start your pancake sheath patterning👍
@@viktorgeorge9144 I am positive it will help ! I ordered me a set of those templates as well. Nice to have a good collection of those for all kinds of things, plus a big help when designing. I have been using standard cutout ones from Don, but need to be able to do my own as well.
It’ll allow you the confidence to build ones for Leathermen style, firearm magazines and various folders as well. Thanks friend and I hope you sell a ton 🤙
Great video. Great job on the pancake sheath. I learned a lot. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
Always appreciate hearing from you. Thank you again
@@viktorgeorge9144 your welcome. Same hear. Great video. I haven't made a pancake sheath yet. It looked like fun. I need to get some leather . Oh ya happy 4th of July. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
Wow awesome.. won't mind having those two templates on paper.the straight one and the vertical one . awesome 👍🏻
Thank you for the positive words. Much appreciated!!
@@viktorgeorge9144 how much for your templates on paper$?
Always enjoy your video's full of great information
Thank you Tim I appreciate your support of my new venture 🤙
Great video 👍🏻and very nice sheath 👌🏻
Thank you Jonas!!
I have always wondered why in this design the belts slots are not tilted in the direction of the belt line
Thanks Sorry for the late response but once the belt is weaved thru the slots, like in this build, the belt and slots align I probably should have shown in more detail the pancake sheath on the belt. Thank you
Another great video. Thank you. I'd be interested in seeing how you do your air brushing.
Thanks Russel I will show my airbrushing on Volume 10 coming soon. I appreciate your comments
Awesome video George!!
Thank you Joan!!
Great video,thank you
Thanks for saying so Jim
It’s sincerely appreciated
So I know you eyeballed the cant angle but how would you go about measuring it for different lays? Is it the angle from the top of 1 belt loop to the other?
That is correct Or draw a straight line thru the slots on your pattern as well as drawing a 90 degree horizontal baseline The angle between those two lines is your cant Hope that makes sense
Another great video Viktor. What size is that slot edger you are using? I found out that Barry King sells them, sizes 1 to 4. I’m thinking maybe a #2?
Thank You I looked at my slot edger and it’s not numbered but I’d say that would be a good assumption on the number two Thanks for giving me another source for these. I also think that
brucejohnsonleather.com might also
Great job thank you
I appreciate that Richard Thanks
Hi George. ¿How many oz is the leather you are using? Please
@@AntonioLopez-rf1bh Smaller knives firm 5/6oz is good Larger knives like the Buck 110 on the video would be great with quality 7/8 oz vegtan
Where can I get one of those slot edgers? It's always tough with a regular edgers not chewing up the curve. Also great tutorial got a lot of good tips and ideas as usual 👌
I appreciate the kind words and I’ll see if I can help you source one. I bought mine years ago at the Prescott leather trade show
www.brucejohnson leather.com
Bruce Johnson Leather Tools
(844)584-7866
Slot Edgers
which thread thickness did you use on this one?
On the patch I used .85 and the main body 1.0
if you do the math in mm its easier at least for me :)
Hey JParker I tried it and I could do the math in my head😂 Thanks
Where did you get the circle templates?
ParkerLeatherGoods@gmail.com
It’s a holster design acrylic set and tell him you saw it here!!
@@viktorgeorge9144 I seem to have trouble finding the site you mentioned.Also I don't have Gmail.What are they called I can do a search? Thank you Victor
Hey Jim He doesn’t have a site or www That’s his email address. Just contact him and tell him you need the acrylic set used on the YT on Knife Sheath School Viktor-George
@@viktorgeorge9144 thank you Victor,I got through to him and he sent me the set