Hola amigo, llevo mucho tiempo siguiendo sus vídeos y hoy que he estado repasando algunos tenía ganas de darle las gracias por ellos y aunque no entiendo el idioma la verdad es que con verlo he aprendido muchas cosas de cartonaje y uso sus técnicas casi siempre. Gracias desde Canarias
Hola .Gracias ,Gracias he visto sus videos por muchos años y no me canso de verlos una vez mas,tengo un compañero de trabajo y no se imagina el aporte que usted ha proporcionado a nuestra labor....Gracias un millón y que tenga muchas bendiciones...usted es el mejor..Jhon
I always thought that making boxes and covering them is very complicated, but you made the whole process incredibly easy. I'm going to try to make some boxes but skivertex is not available in my country so what can I use instead of it to cover my boxes?
+Jane Weller You can use book cloth, paper or paper back some silk. You can use anything that is thin, flexible and won't fray or fall apart when you cut it. Good luck and have fun! Thanks for watching!
Mr Reynolds I really love you detailed instruction in box making and book binding❣️ How would I purchase one of your little triangles ? Do you have a e-store?
Hi there! I’ve been watching your videos and love how polished everything looks when you wrap and line the boxes. But I’m having a hard time following when you make the miter’s cuts on the corners. I think it’s because the cuts are so small it’s difficult to see the details of the cuts. Could you make a video of how to specifically make those cuts you make in the corners using a bigger corner and zoom in on those so we could see exactly what it looks like and how to cut it? That would be so helpful. Im trying to completely wrap my kitchen drawers like a box and I can’t seem to do the corners.
If you watch other box videos you will see the cut. You simply make a diagonal cut from the outside corner to the inside corner. I usually lay the knife on the diagonal, stand it up and give a small push to cut the cover material of the two sides and then trim the cuts; one to go along the corner and one to go around the inside corner. there are two more box videos coming in the next week or so but I treat all of the corners in all of the box videos like this. Thanks for watching.
It all depends on the thickness of the leather and the leather type. There are very thin fashion leathers that might work like this but generally you need a different technique and a wooden box to with which to start. That's also, ir it was in the past, a different trade, much like a silversmith is different from and has a different set of skills than a blacksmith. Thanks for watching!
Hello sir sage..im.a fan of your craft and would love to try it for my self,is it ok if i ask for the link of the covering materials you use on this video?would appreciate it much if you could,thanks 😊
I am using Skivertex in this video but ypu can use any bookbinding cloth that is paper backed. You will find a lot of material at Talas online. Google for the link. Thanks for watching.
You can write to me here and I will answer. If you have questions look first at some of the comments below the videos. Chances are I have already answered any questions you may have there. Thanks for watching.
I am also glad your back, love your video's. TFS.
Thanks for sharing, love your tutorials!!
Love your work!! Beautiful!! LET'S GO BRANDON
Quel bonheur de regarder vos vidéos, un grand merci pour ce professionnalisme 😊😍
Glad you"re back with your excellent "Cartonnage" Videos.
+guepar58 Thank you and thanks for watching! 'Cartonnage' may be a new hashtag for me...
🤯 miter corners after folding...of course!!! Why, did my brain not think to do that?! Nice tutorial, sir...thank you for sharing!
it's awesome, you have new tutorials after a hiatus
Hola amigo, llevo mucho tiempo siguiendo sus vídeos y hoy que he estado repasando algunos tenía ganas de darle las gracias por ellos y aunque no entiendo el idioma la verdad es que con verlo he aprendido muchas cosas de cartonaje y uso sus técnicas casi siempre. Gracias desde Canarias
Just subscribed! I love your work! Thank you so much for teaching us. 😊
Thank you, have fun and stay safe.
Thank you so much, very helpful!
+ghlyall Thanks for watching!
I dig how you eyeball everything
Thanks for watching.
Hola .Gracias ,Gracias he visto sus videos por muchos años y no me canso de verlos una vez mas,tengo un compañero de trabajo y no se imagina el aporte que usted ha proporcionado a nuestra labor....Gracias un millón y que tenga muchas bendiciones...usted es el mejor..Jhon
Gracias por ver. Estoy contento de haber sido una ayuda con su trabajo.
I really enjoyed your video, thank you very much, question, where it gets the cover for the boxes?
I always thought that making boxes and covering them is very complicated, but you made the whole process incredibly easy. I'm going to try to make some boxes but skivertex is not available in my country so what can I use instead of it to cover my boxes?
+Jane Weller
You can use book cloth, paper or paper back some silk. You can use anything that is thin, flexible and won't fray or fall apart when you cut it. Good luck and have fun! Thanks for watching!
got some tips thanks
Mr Reynolds I really love you detailed instruction in box making and book binding❣️
How would I purchase one of your little triangles ? Do you have a e-store?
I have a website and etsy store, SageArt and Sagereynolds.com Thanks for watching
Hi! Great work, useful tutorial. What kind of glue are you using? Thank you!
Please watch my Glue and Roller Basics and you will have all the answers plus info on rollers and set up. Thanks for watching!
Again, thank you very much.
Hi there! I’ve been watching your videos and love how polished everything looks when you wrap and line the boxes. But I’m having a hard time following when you make the miter’s cuts on the corners. I think it’s because the cuts are so small it’s difficult to see the details of the cuts. Could you make a video of how to specifically make those cuts you make in the corners using a bigger corner and zoom in on those so we could see exactly what it looks like and how to cut it? That would be so helpful. Im trying to completely wrap my kitchen drawers like a box and I can’t seem to do the corners.
If you watch other box videos you will see the cut. You simply make a diagonal cut from the outside corner to the inside corner. I usually lay the knife on the diagonal, stand it up and give a small push to cut the cover material of the two sides and then trim the cuts; one to go along the corner and one to go around the inside corner. there are two more box videos coming in the next week or so but I treat all of the corners in all of the box videos like this. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tutorial. May I know what kinda paper did you use to cover those box?
It is a Skivertex product, plastic coated paper, You can find them on line. Thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegia thank you!!
Would you cover a box with leather just like this...or would it be a completely different process?
It all depends on the thickness of the leather and the leather type. There are very thin fashion leathers that might work like this but generally you need a different technique and a wooden box to with which to start. That's also, ir it was in the past, a different trade, much like a silversmith is different from and has a different set of skills than a blacksmith. Thanks for watching!
Sage Reynolds I appreciate your help! That makes sense!
Great content! What are the fabrics called?
+Mrwuhoo The material I use in the video is Skivertex. You can google it to find a supplier near you.
Thanks for watching!
Hello sir sage..im.a fan of your craft and would love to try it for my self,is it ok if i ask for the link of the covering materials you use on this video?would appreciate it much if you could,thanks 😊
I am using Skivertex in this video but ypu can use any bookbinding cloth that is paper backed. You will find a lot of material at Talas online. Google for the link. Thanks for watching.
What is this glue say please?
Hey,
Is there a way to contact you?
Kind regards,
Andrew
You can write to me here and I will answer. If you have questions look first at some of the comments below the videos. Chances are I have already answered any questions you may have there. Thanks for watching.
Thanks. E-mailed you :)