My favorite aspectof this is that this seems arthritis-friendly. I am taking a leather working class soon and I a not sure how well I can handle it, but knowing there is a method of designing leather with a gentle hand gives me hope and inspiration!
I'm finishing a sketchbook cover for a large sketchbook for my eldest daughter and I've engraved the leather with this technic thanks to you, she'll love the stupid capybaras bathing in the pond I've done on the front ! Thanks for the great idea! P.S.: I saw that the "pros" use woodburning irons which have specific ball points, seems easier with those
Holy shit Clever!!! I have a woodburner with temperature control that has a "leather" setting. I was literally coming on to find a video about how to do this!!!
I know... I have been watching you for some time now... waiting for the day you would find that setting to start you down this dark path. MUAHAHAHAHAHA!
I don't know who you are but Simon Whistler did an interview on ThoughtLeaders and mentioned you have a great channel. You have my sub and I ring-a-ding dinged the bell.
@@SkillTree This was a good example of transferring art ... Just while I'm at it for anyone that's interested ... I created a tabletop drawing board using a piece of ply 2' long & 1.5' wide (60cm x 45cm x 1cm) with a piece of 2 or 3"x1"x 2'4" (5 or 7.5cm x 2.5cm x 71cm) long pine on it's edge screwed on the back so the board sits high at the back & leave 2" (5cm) at either end sticking out the sides to clamp on a battery operated baby's "stroller fan" with a clamp & face it away from your work akin to an exhaust fan ... it's not aggressive where it draws the heat out of the pen tip ... works a treat keeping the smoke out of your face & is really cheap ... Cheers
Great idea! My wife enjoys pyrography but sometimes wood is difficult because of the grain. I will show her this and maybe a new hobby will arise!
Let me know if she likes it if she gives it a try!
My favorite aspectof this is that this seems arthritis-friendly.
I am taking a leather working class soon and I a not sure how well I can handle it, but knowing there is a method of designing leather with a gentle hand gives me hope and inspiration!
I'm finishing a sketchbook cover for a large sketchbook for my eldest daughter and I've engraved the leather with this technic thanks to you, she'll love the stupid capybaras bathing in the pond I've done on the front ! Thanks for the great idea!
P.S.: I saw that the "pros" use woodburning irons which have specific ball points, seems easier with those
Yeeees. The burning pleases me. 🔥
No wonder you hang around me. Something is BOUND to burn.
@@SkillTree One of the main draws of your company. Bonus points when I get to laugh at you after you accidentally set something on fire. 😘
This would be a cool way to add a design to a bag or something. Turned out awesome
Thanks, wolf! You know what I would love to try for that? Tattooing leather.
@@SkillTree Do it. That would look super cool
Best video I've found on the topic - thanks!
Holy shit Clever!!! I have a woodburner with temperature control that has a "leather" setting. I was literally coming on to find a video about how to do this!!!
I know... I have been watching you for some time now... waiting for the day you would find that setting to start you down this dark path. MUAHAHAHAHAHA!
Great. I have a wood burning kit sand wondered about using it on leather. Thank you. I came across your page right when I was thinking about it!
It was fate!😁 Glad I could help!
Where did you get your shirt? It's awesome
You should use this on your next D&D themed leather book.would be awesome.
Oooh, good call! Less time consuming than carving, too😁
So cool! I definitely need to try this now!
Can't wait to see how it comes out
1 great new skill level and 1 great tip! Great vid!
Amazing ❤
Awesome work. Talk about a steady hand, id have to try this after a few cups of coffe! Haha
How do you not have more subs
TH-cam is a fickle mistress. Who knows? Lol
3:03 - Didn't know you own a gun 💪
I don't know who you are but Simon Whistler did an interview on ThoughtLeaders and mentioned you have a great channel. You have my sub and I ring-a-ding dinged the bell.
Thank you so much! Do you have a link you could share for that interview? Simon is amazing.
@@SkillTree The channel is
ThoughtLeaders episode 4
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@@whatbuttondoipush thanks!
Good vid. Who was the steampunk pattern designer again ? Senpai Fish or something ? I don't seem to be able to find on the Interweb ...
Alright!!!👍👍👍👍
So this leaves a groove?
Could you still dye it?
You sure can. Just make sure you do before you add the wax.
Carve a wooden mug - Kuksa 😉
Do you have dragonfly or turtle?
It's a good technique...how was the smell? XD
Not too bad. To be honest, it was one of those smells that is bad at first but you quickly grow accustomed to lol
@@SkillTree This was a good example of transferring art ...
Just while I'm at it for anyone that's interested ...
I created a tabletop drawing board using a piece of ply 2' long & 1.5' wide (60cm x 45cm x 1cm) with a piece of 2 or 3"x1"x 2'4" (5 or 7.5cm x 2.5cm x 71cm) long pine on it's edge screwed on the back so the board sits high at the back & leave 2" (5cm) at either end sticking out the sides to clamp on a battery operated baby's "stroller fan" with a clamp & face it away from your work akin to an exhaust fan ... it's not aggressive where it draws the heat out of the pen tip ... works a treat keeping the smoke out of your face & is really cheap ... Cheers
LOLLLL!! Pencil rubbings on the back. Why not use carbon paper?
Had none. This worked
I do this with a laser, lol.
I see you have more injuries from the last video...
I am in a perpetual state of blood loss 😅