Making a Raised Leather Martingale Dog Collar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This is my second attempt at making a raised item, but it came out quite nice, didn't it?
Although I'm certain that there are better ways of doing this.
If you're interested in the thicknesses etc.:
The back piece is bridle, 30mm wide and 2mm thick.
The middle piece is split leather, 17mm wide and also 2mm thick.
The front piece is goat-skin, 31mm wide and 1mm thick.
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So refreshing to watch one of these videos without music, commentary or a 5 minute spiel at the beginning asking to ‘subscribe and like’ the video! You’re a true craftsman and an inspiration. Really beautiful products.
Nice to know that some appreciate that. I don't want to tell people what to do. If they "subscribe and like", that's cool. If they don't, then they have their reasons and that's fine.
I really love this video. The close-up shots are really amazing, I also enjoyed no music and no talking. Extremely relaxing to watch
Thank you!
If I show this video to my son I'm sure I have to make one for my dad's dog he's loving
Very nice work 👍
Ken Dodd's dad's dog's dead...!!!!
I like the way you did... So calm...
I'm glad you like it.
He is not using any sore, the glue is contact cement, and the work is inspiring, thanks for sharing!
Nice job.Very simple design that works
Excellent craftsmanship! And what a lovely presentation, no background distractions. Well done.
Thank you very much!
Terrific workmanship!
Very nice. Thanks for adding the detail in the description.
No problem :-). Glad you checked the description.
Fantastic work.............
Nice collar.
Good vid.good job with the leather dog collar.
Thank you!
Looks awesome! I noticed you use a white glue in other videos, but you used a thicker-looking clear glue here. What is the difference in the glues?
Thank you! The white glue is supposedly "leathercraft cement" but it looks, behaves and smells like basic pva glue and it doesn't work that well for leather. The one that I use now is contact glue, perfect for leather.
Well done
wow!!! i am just seeing your post regarding the material used. at least that confirms to me that i could use other types of leather asides veg tan. would you please suggest other cheaper option to create a raise effect. TX
Hi! Of course you can use chrome tanned leather. For the filler material you can use foam or felt, for example.
How do you want to add it to a shoe?
Excelente trabajo
Hi thank you for posting this video. I believe the video was posted because of me having gone through several yet similar videos on how to create raised leather, its only your video that would use other material aside vegetable tan leather to create the raised effect.
Would you please advise me on what materials i could use aside vegetable tan leather. Also is it possible to use chrome tan leather. and finally, can i use padded material used in quilting to create a raised effect - would it last if i am going to use it on sandal/shoe.
i really hope to read from you shortly.
Thanks
Не поняла, как должно застёгиваться?
What kind of foam do you use?
Great video. Nice work
Thank you!
👏хорошая работа!))
Great video, amazing finished collar! Where would you suggest buying leather and hard wear?
i hope to be this good in four year's
I make many mistakes and I often don't know what I'm doing ;-).
Why 480p? This isn't 2005!
Where did you get the martingale choker chain?
Hi, Jannik,
nice piece. :O)
Danke sehr :-)
Very nice! I see from the description that the front leather is 1 mm wider than the back to compensate for the thickness of the middle piece. But as the middle piece is 2mm thick, why does this not require the front to be 4 mm wider than the back? Does the leather stretch as you press it?
Seems logical to add 4mm to the front piece indeed, but yes the leather stretches :-)
When you cut the 2nd strip that goes over the center raised strap, is that piece cut wider than your first billet to compensate for the thickness of the center strap?
Yes it is. I've wrote the details in the video discription.
I love your work! What was the tool at 10:00? And is the wooden tool that you use for rounding edges a specific leatherworking tool or just something random that had the right shape?
The tool at 10:00 was actually a shoemakers tool (no idea what it's called, some sort of "edge iron" maybe...). The wooden tool is meant to be used for burnishing the edges of the leather.
ciao complimenti... che filo usi
Great video as usual. Where would you recommend learning these skills from?
Thank you! Learning by doing and also watching Ian Atkinson's and Nigel Armitage's videos.
Thanks for the advice
Is it van teg leather?
Can someone please advise if the chain portion of this collar was bought as a whole, if so what is it called? If not then where do you recommend getting these products?
It's called a martingale chain and they are sold as a whole.
Do you do custom requests?
Great project thanks for sharing. What's the purpose of the line you scribed to the outside of your stich line? Is it purely ornamental?
Yes, just to make the edges look a little smarter. The devil's in the details ;-).
yeah, looks good
what is that liquid at minute 3.35? thank you
Hi, very nice work! where do you get the top layer of leather from? My local leather shop, Tandy Leather doesn't seem to carry this type of thin finished leather.
Hi, it was from "A&A Crack".
Tandy does carry thin leather, also Springfield, Weaver, others
Great work. What's the tool called that you used to straighten your stitch line?
I don't know what tool you mean...
Could you tell me what that cream is you are using on the sides of your collar
I believe it is called "Tokonole" from goodsjapan.
And the weight of the leather
Check the video description.
Hello. I am from Guatemala, I like you work. I need to know what is the name of the thread you use. Thank you so much.
It's "tiger thread" or "Ritza 25".
Hello! :) great vid! I would like to ask another question about that thread - what is the size? I recently bought Seiwa pricking irons (3 mm) and now I`m trying to match the thread ;) Thanks in advance and greetings from Poland! :)
Hi, I used 0.6mm thread.
Beautiful collar, nicely made. One thought tho but purely from a design viewpoint, i think it would have look really nice to have tan thread on the black leather sections in contrast to the black thread on the tan leather sections. Also the knife use at the start... is that a Tina Knife? and where did you get it... I've been on the hunt for one for a while but no luck so far here in the UK.
Thank you! A tan thread would have been a nice touch, indeed. But I haven't got tan coloured thread^^.
Yes, it is a Tina knife. Since they are made in germany, I think they are only available from there. I got my knives from my workplace a few years ago.
But check this out mymesser.de/Schuhmachermesser
Hope you understand german ;-), if not, I can help you there.
Thanks. is it at all possible to post the link i need to a right handed one like yours?
Also just bought your card wallet pattern, looking forward to making it
I have the "Tina 230", so it should be this one
schuhbedarf.de/werkzeuge/scheren-und-messer/tina-messer-230-schuhmachermesser-mit-pvc-griff-haarscharf-geschliffen-aus-edelstahl.html
Thank you for buying the pattern and the support!
Thanks for the link! Hope mine ends up looking as good as yours tho!!
Nice how long have you been doing this
About 4 years.
You have stitching chisels - why are you using them like pricking irons.
Sometimes I want to hone my awl skills.
What did you apply at 3:30?
Water
What sore of glue do you use?
Contact glue
Gut 👍👍👍
Nice video,but can n't recognizes kinds of leather
Красиво .
This clip is very useful. Please allow me to download the download offline, I will put the link instead of thank you
Remarkable work! Wonderful hands and remarkable results. It was a privilege to watch you. 1926lady
Thank you for the compliment!
Que grosor es el cuero ese
I thought my dogs were spoilt... :)
You know, the saddest part is....I don't even have a dog :-(
Kinnari Leather - haha, I have 3 so I've got you covered... ;)
I see, you keep them all for yourself. Well, I can't blame you ;-)
Pretty much a copy cat of Leodis Leather
Looked on their website, can't see any dog collars at all, let alone this one. Do you have a link, please.