Unboxing: Crazy Horse Leather from Buckleguy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
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ALRIGHT HES BACK!! HAPPY TO SEE YOU BACK.THANKS FOR VIDEO PARKER
Yessir!!
So glad you did this video! I’ve been eyeing the Newbury line and was anxious to give it a shot! My issue with a lot of chrome tanned leathers is that I get one I love to work with then have a hard time getting it again in some cases. Great to see BuckleGuy making it happen.
Back to leather videos! YES, YES YES YES
Yes!
Thank you for starting to make leather videos again 👍🏿👍🏿
Loves Buckleguy, my favorite is pull up crazy horse.
Just bought one love it
Love the video! Love the hair too :)
Buckle Guy rivets and buckles are great quality.
I get my leather from SB Foot they have great leather. Crazy Horse Mustang Brown is my go to
Look at you making me spend more money. I just ordered a side of the 8-10 oz! It's great to see you making more leather videos! I have learned so much from you the past few years. I just passed the 3 year mark with my business and it wouldn't have been so successful without your help. Even purchased 2 techsew machines bacause of your reviews.
wow right on! Thanks so much for the kind words Brian:) Glad to have you in our corner and HUGE congrats on a successful business
Love crazy horse
If you get a chance look at the tortoise copperhead, it’s a beautiful color.
Thanks for doing these type of videos. I've been eyeing that Newbury leather for a month or so now. Based on your up-close view and feel, do you think it is actually tanned by Horween? Or any guess as to which tannery produces Newbury for BuckleGuy? I've been super hesitant to launch a new product line with Newbury leather, I wish BG would offer samples/straps for free for the first couple of months to let makers try this out.
I would love to see a 13-5 inch messenger bag. Do you think you may make one this size?
WOW WOW I foresee a lot of new content.)))
Parker the blue that you see on the edge is normal as it is Chrome tan totally different from veg tan procedure. Burnishing the edge is a pain but can be done and be like a glass shine. It cannot be dye throughout as it is Chrome again totally different procedure if you want I can fwd you a 12 pages PDF that explain the procedure. Also Acadian leather sell the same and cheaper plus free shipping in USA.
Do you create your own designs? Can’t wait to see your bags and let us know where we can buy them.
Hi Parker,I just this morning purchased 3 of the crazy horse Newberry hides in 8-10..4-5...3-4oz and did through your link on TH-cam. I hope I did correctly.Please check and make sure you get credit for it.
From:Your Bearded Brother in crime
I missed you man
Question, what are your thoughts about doubling this material up for straps glue rough to rough and stitch
I challenge you to make a sheath for a Swiss Army knife, using only a Swiss Army knife
Ok boomer
I use crazy horse for allot of my bags and custom seats ...also best way to lose the distress is to spray with exotic leather spray...I would avoid using oil tan for belts
Is there a way to waterproof it without losing the rustic rugged looks?
I've been using crazy horse leather from tandys the last few months making wallets and small totes
Yeah I’ve used that too. It’s cool stuff 👍🏻
What weight would you use for the outer shell versus the inner pockets? Would that hold true for most leathers, also? Thanks!
@@DavZell I'm still very new at this but I'm just using the 3-4oz for both. I could be wrong hope that helps
@@donaldteeter Thanks!
As I understand if the blue/white still showing in middle means the leather has not fully cured and although looks good now over time it'll start to break.
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Hi there, very nice video. I'm very novice when it comes with leather info but I'm very interested. Whenever you say the color in the leather didn't strike all the way through. Does that mean it's semi aniline dyed bc fully aniline is the color going all the way through?
To save time during the process they will dye the leather just long enough for the grain side and flesh side to take up dye but not enough for it to soak all the way through the whole hide. This is especially noticeable with chrome tanned leather (like Crazy Horse) because the leather will often be a light blue color before processing. Basically makes it look like an oreo lol.
If you made a wallet out of the Mustang Crazy Horse, what weight would you use for the outer shell versus the inner pockets? Would that hold true for most leathers, also? I can never figure that part out. Thanks!
I'd get 3/4 for a wallet, although it might be a little thick if you get to 3 layers. I usually like to use 2/3 for interior stuff if I can or I skive it down on my bell skiver. Other wise, get 3/4oz and try to keep the design of the wallet to 2 layers
@@whitandpark Thanks!
What were the full names of the first two hides you showed in video? 3-4 oz and the 8-10 oz please
Crazy Horse - Mustang Brown by Newbury. First link in the description 👍🏻
I love me some Crazy Horse. You can make some cool looking stuff out of that. Though Eric at Corter Leather has been showing off the Newbury's South Street. I got a couple panels of that recently and I have to say it looks pretty nice.