Thank you for pointing out the leather weight component. I recently bought a big piece of 8-9 ounce leather on Amazon, without really understanding what I was getting. This video pointed out the significance of leather thicknesses.
That is awesome work! I'm a bladesmith primarily but I'm quickly starting to want to work with leather more than hot steel! Sheaths are pretty easy after you've made a few, but I want to move on to projects that dont need hours of forging a blade before I can move onto the leather work.
Thanks for the awesome video. Why do you have to poke two holes when you're using the spring loaded clip? EDIT: Nevermind. I listened to that part of the video again and caught it the second time.
I bought the pattern, and like the wallet. If I were to use the newer clip which requires 2 holes, does the end of the clip exit through the second hole? Goes in just like in this video, but then comes out the 2 hole? KInda has to, right? If not, what's the second hole for? Thanks for doing these videos.
Those clips are the ones you crimp to the leather. Once you crimp it, its rock solid and won't fall out. Mitchell's Leather uses them on their money clip wallet. I'm sure once you try crimping the wire clip, you'll go back to them. The spring loaded ones tend to go bad or fall apart in the long run.
Amazing to watch as always! Can you tell me what tool you are using around the 5:47 mark. It looks like a curved beveler? I have my Barry King catalog ready 😃
Great video and idea for Christmas gifts!!! Please tell me your source for the wire copper inserts that hold the paper money. Keep these great videos coming.
@8:38 you said that you use Olive Oil? When I was learning to work with leather, I was taught by a saddle and tack maker to never use olive oil and that it hurts the leather.
I have learned a lot from your videos and techniques. I love the simplistic approach while achieving maximum craftsmanship. I have a Ferdinand Bull with a #20 needle. Too big ? I have 138 and 69 thread. Suggestions? ;-}
For some reason I had to re subscribe.? Hey I've bought a few of your pattern packs and have never seen anything about permission to sell? Just was curious about it..haven't sold any design of yours and I refuse to because I could never repay what you've taught me
I was going to skip past the tooling, but I couldn’t after I heard the background music! Who is it, and what’s the title of the song, please?? I checked the description but didn’t find it there...
I’d like to challenge you to try a little parrafin wax rubbed onto your edges, and melted in with a lighter then rubbed down with canvas after you slick with the saddle soap and saddle soap. See how you like it. I do this on my Tack, and people love it.
I love the spring catch when I make these wallets
Thanks for the blues background music. Much more interesting than most!
Mesmerizing. I fell into a trance and watched every second. Really nice work man
hey!!!! you do some good videos yourself -- hope you're busy
Woot woot! Thanks for the SLC shoutout! Nice tutorial!
Thank you for pointing out the leather weight component. I recently bought a big piece of 8-9 ounce leather on Amazon, without really understanding what I was getting. This video pointed out the significance of leather thicknesses.
Yeah I tried making a wallet out of 8-9 oz. Sucker was HD lol.
You have the best tutorial background music 🎶
Just bought this pattern pack. Wallet looks great. Always happy to watch a master at work.
Just starting out, but I'm gonna try it. Thank You. Rick
all i can say you're the best leather crafter that I have seen. You make leather craft look easy.
Supreme mastery. It's amazing!
nice leather money clip. thanks for share.
Great tuition with brilliant background music.👍
Enjoyed your wallet video and enjoyed the music too. Thanks Don.
I have been watching most of your videos ans learnt a lot. The one I watched is where you oil the sewing machines. Thanks!😃
-zone34 here
Hoof nippers: an essential leather working tool! lol!
I admire your craftsmanship. Watching your videos has helped me tremendously...thank you sir...
Enjoyed the build and the music.
I like your tooling experience. I bought a set of tools for Tooling. many years ago but did not make any wallet with that.
Don, thank you for putting out these videos, I have learned a lot, I carry one of these wallets, can’t wait to make my own
Picked up the pattern pack today and this came out awesome!
As always, great video and your work is great.
Greetings from DFW area.
That is awesome work!
I'm a bladesmith primarily but I'm quickly starting to want to work with leather more than hot steel!
Sheaths are pretty easy after you've made a few, but I want to move on to projects that dont need hours of forging a blade before I can move onto the leather work.
really good video don. you do great work and i learn something every time. thanks
Great video on that little wallet
Makers Leather Supply carry tons of the hood spring clips.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Great precise work, as always!
I haven't tried to sew that much veg tan with my Singer yet, Now I'll have to give it a try.
beautiful work.
Thanks for the awesome video. Why do you have to poke two holes when you're using the spring loaded clip? EDIT: Nevermind. I listened to that part of the video again and caught it the second time.
Can't see that on a class four can ya Don. Hope you enjoyed the poem. Blessings on ya boy.
Very cool!
Enjoy every video. Thanks
I bought the pattern, and like the wallet. If I were to use the newer clip which requires 2 holes, does the end of the clip exit through the second hole? Goes in just like in this video, but then comes out the 2 hole? KInda has to, right? If not, what's the second hole for? Thanks for doing these videos.
Beautiful
Those clips are the ones you crimp to the leather. Once you crimp it, its rock solid and won't fall out.
Mitchell's Leather uses them on their money clip wallet.
I'm sure once you try crimping the wire clip, you'll go back to them.
The spring loaded ones tend to go bad or fall apart in the long run.
Amazing to watch as always! Can you tell me what tool you are using around the 5:47 mark. It looks like a curved beveler? I have my Barry King catalog ready 😃
Great video and idea for Christmas gifts!!! Please tell me your source for the wire copper inserts that hold the paper money. Keep these great videos coming.
You are an artist. I really love you for your creativity. I ask you a question, can the word be reduced so that it becomes more liquid?
Hey sir, great video. What size thread and needle are you using in the singer. I have a consew 226r will that work ?
Would a singer model 99k be ok to do small leather stuff on?
I love your videos. Can you make one about how to make what I call the "Cowboy Wallet?" It is long like a check book, but is a wallet.
Very nice. Would gluing in the wire clip work to secure it better?
@8:38 you said that you use Olive Oil? When I was learning to work with leather, I was taught by a saddle and tack maker to never use olive oil and that it hurts the leather.
GREAT, THANKS.
Don, does the spring clip exit through the second hole?
I have learned a lot from your videos and techniques. I love the simplistic approach while achieving maximum craftsmanship. I have a Ferdinand Bull with a #20 needle. Too big ? I have 138 and 69 thread. Suggestions? ;-}
I would love to know what tools you are using when Tooling in this video as well
Can you buckstitch these?? If so what size lace and prong?
Can you explain what the blue tape is for.
Does your pattern have to spring clip design in it?
Just curious, what number Barry King flower center do you find yourself using the most on these?
Excelente 👍👍
What's the model of Singer did you use? And how thick can you sew with?
Awesome. Where can I buy the clip?
Very Nice.🇧🇷1️⃣3️⃣
Очень красиво!
What size needle and thread are you running in that Singer?
So both ends of the pocket are open?
Nice job, how much do you sell those for.
Where do you get the wire clip from? Thanks for another great video.
I get those from Springfield as well!
Do you sell if so can I get a price for the same wallet that is in video with wire clip
Does the leatherworking tools cost much?
What size thumbprint do you use?
What is the purpose of the blue tape?
Благодарю! Молодец Нанаец !!!
For some reason I had to re subscribe.? Hey I've bought a few of your pattern packs and have never seen anything about permission to sell? Just was curious about it..haven't sold any design of yours and I refuse to because I could never repay what you've taught me
How far in do you go on your border lines
I was going to skip past the tooling, but I couldn’t after I heard the background music! Who is it, and what’s the title of the song, please?? I checked the description but didn’t find it there...
@@jeffallen3382 the song is Heavy Heart by Chris Shards.
I’d like to challenge you to try a little parrafin wax rubbed onto your edges, and melted in with a lighter then rubbed down with canvas after you slick with the saddle soap and saddle soap. See how you like it. I do this on my Tack, and people love it.
What is that tool called that you use at 5:19?
That is called a push beveler... Barry king sells some.
Don Gonzales appreciate it.
How to buy the wallet?
This music is off the chains.
I wish you wouldn't have put your initials on most of the patterns that come in the pack that I paid for
А как можно заказать ????
Watched
How can I order your money clip design on your small wallet? Can I call you by phone?. Maybe you can give that out on your next viedo.
Так весь прикол в ручных изделиях из кожи это ручной шов. шов сшитый на машинке если в одном месте порвется то он поползет... а ручной шов нет.
Oh yes I remember summer camp making a wallet preparing me for next adventure prison wallet.. happy ending I went in a virgin and came out a virgin...