The Leather Element: Foil and Hot Stamping Machine

In this video, Chuck tries out our Foil and Hot Stamping Machine. He demonstrates how the machine performs on a variety of leathers, so you can get an idea of how your projects will take foil and heat stamps, without wasting your own time or supplies.
For full details on the Foil and Hot Stamping Machine, visit www.weaverleat...
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[@OurSaviorJesusChristLives]

Thanks Chuck Weaver Leather Supplies are designed well top quality products

[@toddkamuf6814]

Great video, thru trail and tribulations, let your machine heat up for at least 10 minutes, because if you decide to use it right after it has hit the desired temperature, you will not be happy with results. So let it heat for a bit once it hits the recommended temperature. I love mine. Thanks Chuck

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Thanks for the tip!

[@keystonepirate2534]

Thanks for the tips

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

It looks like a person can get up to 4 foil stampings per the pieces Chuck was using. Are there any reasons not to foil stamp close to the edge of the foil? Thanks for sharing.

[@richardkatzman1215]

Chuck, how does Chem Tan leather embossed with foil?
Best regards, Richard

[@marielpicazo3159]

can it stamps pencils ? and whre can I buy 3mm brass imprint for the weaver machine?

[@user-jo5fz8iw3b]

I would hate to see the price on that machine 😯😳🥺😲😥

[@OurSaviorJesusChristLives]

Pat and Jesse HI Chuck watching from Putnam Connecticut USA

[@OurSaviorJesusChristLives]

Interesting

[@keystonepirate2534]

Appreciate the information

[@edwardbella3871]

Try stamping the leather first then apply the foil and stamp again.

[@dextardextar]

oh hey a rosin press

[@th.burggraf7814]

Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius ?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Celsius

[@project86xero]

Here's a letter picture... that's the exact same size. Show a close up... it's not hard.

[@daverooni7763]

Or…. “Thank you for this video, I found it interesting. In future videos could you make the closeup pictures a little bigger so we can see more of the details?”