Have you tried when the leather is cased just to run a crease with your wing dividers so you don't have to stitch groove.. It allows you to keep the top grain of the leather at the same time recessing the stitches below the surface.
Where can I get that cut out pattern and size chart . For your belts also where can I get wide buckles for them . I watch all your stuff you have gave me alot of pointers on finishing and antique . Thanks so much please continue your information videos PowPow brother!❤
I don't want your design I am looking for measurements and sizes of buckles and how you measure for someone on those . I have had in the past few days people wanting me to make them one but don't know how to measure for something like yours . Thanks
Love your videos, love your work! Subscribed ages ago. It's great to see stuff that is different and ORIGINAL on TH-cam and that's why i hope that many others subscribe! PS. Love the shirt @ 3:39
Thank you brotha! i really appreciate that! i figure if im going to do art for a living. why would I be a knock off copycat lol.. it bites me in the ass at times for being a pioneer in my own style, and presence, but hey- its worth the artistic integrity to me
@@tonychris3261 not at all. I knew I wanted to be a tool so if I was dedicating so much extra time to the artwork, and the last thing I wanted to do was spend five hours, tooling something, and then four hours hand sewing something that quite frankly in the beginning is definitely not nearly as good as a machine stitch. My first machine was literally 100 year-old singer that was crank by foot and then about 2-3 years in or so I switched over to a cobra When you spend so much time on art, that is so tedious, it’s at least exciting and fun compared to the tediousness of showing anything by hand, or even hand lacing for that matter
hell yeah brother
oh hell yeah brother
Wow, what an awesome weight belt. Looks killer.
Thanks brotha!
Those are awesome!👍🏼👍🏼
No u!
Csodálatos!!
gracias jefe
Awesome and I like your straight talking so I hit the DoDa button, respect 🏴
Thanks brotha!
Have you tried when the leather is cased just to run a crease with your wing dividers so you don't have to stitch groove.. It allows you to keep the top grain of the leather at the same time recessing the stitches below the surface.
yes. howver, it doesnt do the same job. it does a similar job but not the same, nor as good of a job
Yeah I'm struggling to move away from saddle stitching.. but here in the west no one really cares about the stitches.
@@JohnJohn-xb1sn i think there is customers for everything. maybe your customers dont care, but there is pros and cons to everything
Hey man i didnt see you put a resist on before antiqueing. All you do is oil before antigue?
I don’t resist every project
Where can I get that cut out pattern and size chart . For your belts also where can I get wide buckles for them . I watch all your stuff you have gave me alot of pointers on finishing and antique . Thanks so much please continue your information videos PowPow brother!❤
I don’t make patterns I believe learning makes you better
But thanks fam✌️
I don't want your design I am looking for measurements and sizes of buckles and how you measure for someone on those . I have had in the past few days people wanting me to make them one but don't know how to measure for something like yours . Thanks
Love your videos, love your work! Subscribed ages ago. It's great to see stuff that is different and ORIGINAL on TH-cam and that's why i hope that many others subscribe! PS. Love the shirt @ 3:39
Thank you brotha! i really appreciate that!
i figure if im going to do art for a living. why would I be a knock off copycat lol..
it bites me in the ass at times for being a pioneer in my own style, and presence, but hey- its worth the artistic integrity to me
Haven't watched it yet because my service is spotty but 👍
haha well hell yeah brother. i appreciate the pre comment drop!
Trying to get in to leather working myself. Did you do a lot of hand sewing before getting in to a sewing machine?
@@tonychris3261 not at all. I knew I wanted to be a tool so if I was dedicating so much extra time to the artwork, and the last thing I wanted to do was spend five hours, tooling something, and then four hours hand sewing something that quite frankly in the beginning is definitely not nearly as good as a machine stitch.
My first machine was literally 100 year-old singer that was crank by foot and then about 2-3 years in or so I switched over to a cobra
When you spend so much time on art, that is so tedious, it’s at least exciting and fun compared to the tediousness of showing anything by hand, or even hand lacing for that matter