Making a briefcase leather handle / leather craft tutorial
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Prelude in C (BWV 846) Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Great work! Thank you :)
Recently discovered this channel. Very helpful!
Thank you !
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing your technique. This was fun to watch. I ran across an old leather briefcase that belonged to my grandfather and it is missing its leather handle. Perfect timing!
Glad this will help you!
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@Gerald Mathew yup, been using Flixzone} for since november myself =)
Exactly what I was searching for, excelent tutorial!
Great knife skills. Could explain them one day 😊
Good video, thanks. / labor intensive but very nice project.
you're so so Patience.
Very good tutorial. I wonder if the same principle could be used to make a handle for a hard-shell guitar case? It's fairly heavy, so perhaps a carved wooden core might be a more stable option to the veg-tanned padding layer I glued up but never progressed with (because I thought it's be too flexible). I've certainly learned a few things which will encourage me to finish the project!!
Many thanks.
Seiwa has a good pattern and tutorial for this.
Love your channel and works!. Wanted to say thank you for your tutorials! May I suggest that you tell people to read the comments section before asking questions, to see if the answer is already been asked and answered?
Yes sure I should do this more often! :)
I’d like to purchase a handle like this along with high quality hardware. Any suggestions where to purchase? Thx
Fantastic video and is there any reason in using 4 layers of thin leather vs 2 strips of 3mm vege tan , I guess the 4 thin layers are more flexible !
I could have used thicker veg tanned but I didn't have any! That's why.
I wondered the same. Lol
i need a video on the differents kind of paddings and stabilizers there are for leather!!!! plsss
How well would Salpa and Salamander bonded leather work for the sculpted internal parts?
What kind of skiving knife is that you use? Looks great! Thanks
Where can i bay this super skiving black knife?
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Thanks for sharing! Learned a lot from that video :)
Loved the video!
I wonder how expensive would be to take leathercrafting as a hobby first... I mean, what equipment would be necessary and how much would it cost...
Thank you for your comment. I recommend you having a look at the tool links in my description. You might get an idea of the basic investment.
Could you please provide us with how we can get this knife and how we can get the pades
Thank you
When gluing layers of the relief filler, are you gluing flesh-side to flesh-side or grain-side to grain-side, or does it matter? I am in the process of making a stock of 6 mm relief blanks and am considering layering flesh-side to grain-side, thinking this will assist with a more natural bend.
Depends how many layers you are going to glue together to make the relief. At one point (3 layers) you don't have choice anymore but to glue grain to grain anyway. To ensure a good bond what you have to do is to scrap the grain (under the grain the flesh)
@@Theleathercraftacademy This is what I was considering. Let's assume four layers of 1.5mm/1.8mm for the top relief and three layers of 1.5mm/1.8mm for the bottom relief.
For the top relief, grain on top for all layers (flesh side glued to grain side) allows for more natural bend, as the handle is stressed under load. The same would have to be for the bottom relief, but for the bottom relief, the layer with the grain side on top would have to be glued to the bottom of the handle.
Or does any of this matter? Common sense seems to suggest gluing flesh side to flesh side whenever possible (better bond), but this seems to introduce opposing forces in bending, even if some grain layer is carved away in the shaping of the relief.
Would like to know where to get the skiving knife you use in the video.
Hi there. May I ask where are you sourcing your veg tan calf please. I'm looking for a good supplier. Thanks !
Love your dialect...
Would you pls make a portfolio bag? 😀 great tutorial
Yes sure I plan to make a few bag tutorials
I love your channel. Are you going to release any new videos soon?
Yes one video is coming this week!
Awesome! I can't wait! Keep up the great work. I recently purchased one of your patterns and will be trying it out soon.
Bonjour. Vous êtes français ?
Oui absolument
@@Theleathercraftacademy Très bien. Je suis fasciné par le travail de maroquinier ! 😊
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I watched this whole video, but still don't know how to attach it to a bag...
You will need to add rings to it before to close it and attach it with leather loops on the bag.
Now show us how to connect that or put that on your leather bag hehehe this is interesting....
that ´s a lot of work for just a handle. Which country are you from? Your accent is kind of odd.