Custom Leather Holster Making // Saddle Style // Pancake Style // How It's Made
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- Custom Leather Holster Making // Saddle Style // Pancake Style // How It's Made with Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather from raw material to the finished color sealed product.
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0:00 Intro
0:34 Raw Material
1:03 Cutting The Leather
1:45 Saddle Pattern Making
3:35 Lining The Holster
6:35 Sewing
7:51 Beveling
8:13 Slicking
9:35 Belt Loop Slots
11:35 Tenting The Holster
17:03 Shaping The Holster
21:53 Boning
25:30 Drying
26:12 Edge Coating
29:50 Oil Coating
31:05 Sealer Coat
32:20 Retainer Assembly - บันเทิง
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Excellent video!!! Terrific delivery and camera work. The how to was total step by step. I really enjoyed the total hands on approach, I can’t imagine how long it must take to make 100 of these!!
Big al From brewster I have no idea why you wrote this reply to me I don’t make holsters and don’t have a web site??????
I literally jumped in my seat when you placed your firearm on the table pointed at Hank. PLEASE be more careful, and maybe edit that part out. Too early in the morning to give me a scare like that. Poor Hank.That being said, excellent video and content. I’ve already checked out his website for a Father’s Day wishlist (maybe Christmas if we’re dealing with Coronavirus quarantine), and have shared the video with multiple people. Really quality quarantine viewing; thanks TH-cam algorithm for pushing it my way.
Big al From brewster m.
@@robertmiller9600 obviously it was meant for Adams and not Hank WTF,,,R,U the PC police for boob tube
This man's voice is straight up silk.
lom117 lmao
Sounds like Gregory Peck
Liam neason
For real though. Makes it easy to watch.
This guy should narrate audio books and do commercials! “Meat, It ain’t for pussies!” I don’t need much encouragement but it would push me to go buy a ribeye!
If he ever wants to give up holster making he's got a great career as a TV or radio announcer..
I was thinking nature documentaries
or testing cheeseburgers.
Dude does have a cool voice.
No joke. That was first thought.
Gurn Blanstein the leather man with the golden voice
Finally, a 30 min You tube video that Genuinely has ZERO time wasting in it!! This man is not only incredibly skilled in his craft, but also skilled in being succinct in his descriptions and so wonderfully relevant in all the tips and information he describes! Plus his voice is just wonderful to listen to taboot!
Who else had to look up the word succinct lol?
I love this because I know what some people see here is “I can do that, no problem”. But see I make custom canvas stuff for boats etc on the side and I thought that too when I first started. He’s happy to show you all the details because he knows damn well even with that knowledge it would take a few years to get good. I laugh every time people say they can do what I do. I tell gladly. And that’s not saying anyone shouldn’t do what i do or what he does for themselves…. Quite contrary…definitely do it yourself. It just takes a certain dedication to really become that master that most people can’t even understand till they try it themselves… and he knows and I know that there’s nothing wrong with that, we aren’t losing business in fact just creating more… because you make something for yourself and it may be slightly imperfect but it’s special to you so you keep it and use it…. Then if you did a good enough job someone else asks you to do one for them but they lowball you and you realize the lessons are just beginning
TLDR: the ppl that got really good at stuff like this did so because of a drive to say they make a better product… for themselves and their own detailed sense. The honorable ones keep going on to be masters because it is themselves that they try to please with the quality first
I have met Mr. Andrew’s several times at the Orlando gun show. He is a very nice man and a highly talented craftsman. I have three of his holsters and they are excellent quality.
This guy was such a gentleman and so professional. He literally showed every step of his production process. Awesome video!
30+minutes? I'll just watch part of it to get the gist...aaaannnd I watched the whole thing. Great video of some amazing work.
Tim Walker i said the same thing around 30 min mark. Welp, might as well go the whole way now.
Same here. I'm supposed to be building a fence.
right? lol. I clicked on this and realized it wasn't the real how it's made, and thought, "ugh... 30+ minutes? Seriously?" 30 minutes later. " ugh, only 30+ minutes? Seriously?"
@@jamesbizs same haha
this man is a master
I love how articulate this guy talks. Cool dude.
Snake Doc curtainly a man I'd love to hang out with for a week just to listen to him tell stories!
Great narrator voice!
*articulately. When used as an adverb, it's "articulately".
Grammer Nazi ^
Snake Doc you love how he speaks, not talks...
This was as much for you as it is for Michael Baerga 🖕🏼
His voice makes me trust him, everything he says sounds like a story is being told!
Agreed.
Wow
Not really, my uncle and brother do the same work in half the time and don't try to sound like pretentious dbags in the process.
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Sir I hope you have plenty of kids around to share your passion with. If not, although I'm turning 39, I'm ready to be adopted. Thank you for allowing us to see the process from start to finish. Years of patience/swearing/mistakes I see in front of me.
His voice should be in a movie.
+Nathanial Ross (Nathan) "In a world without sheep..." Yeah movie announcer.
Gaming Made Simple true. it has documentry potential
Gaming Made Simple he sounds like Sean Connery.
I was thinking that same thing. incredible voice, a voice we don't that often anymore.
without such a shhhhhh lol
I love watching a true artisan working his craft ... it's mesmerizing to me!
I have Mr. Andrews making me a Monarch Rig for my 92FS. I learned of him actually through the magazine Gun Tests this past month. I had tried two Galcos and just was not happy. So, I figured if I'm spending this kinda money I may as well get a hand made one.
My only critical thing to say here is I feel it would have been a respectful thing to have below the video where you have all your "support" products to have all of Mr. Andrews Sites and contact information. He did have you there and was a gracious host.
People be carful of this man. His voice will capture and enchant you. Oh well, I'm going to buy leather now. This man just convinced me into thinking I'm a professional at making leather holster. VERY GOOD video/guy...
Watching a true craftsman at work is always a joy.
It's also nice to see that not everything is cranked out in some sweatshop in China.
Thanks for the very entertaining video Hank!
what an amazing human being dude has an amazing voice and just seems like an all around genuine and great person thanks for this great video Hank.
***** love his holsters got two of the McDaniels for my 1911s
His voice is prefect for bed time stories! (Sam's)
My sentiments exactly. He seems to have a very pleasant personality.
Vince Ruffing o bb
*Now there's a craftsman, he doesn't cut corners as some may, and in the end, you get more then what you paid for...superior quality!! ;-)*
As a leather worker and holster maker myself, I still come back to this video every so often because I say, "What would Anderson do?"
I love that he covers the tools and time associated with being a hobbyist and a high production shop. We were all just hobbyists at one point!
I love seeing old-school craftsmen create things like this. Mass production has its merits, but the human element involved in skillful hand production will always deserve the premium it demands. The only negative thing about watching someone create something like this is my envy.
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Go out and try making one! You'll be surprised what you can create if you take your time!
I would love to learn the art of holster making from this guy...what a master craftsman he is. Great video, thanks for posting!!
It can be frustrating to learn from a master. They make everything look so effortless, and you mess up again and again.
He is so smooth.Got more skill than most everyone put together.
It's so nice to see a real craftsman at work. Bueatful work.
he sounds epic!
TMHonfire102 My first thought was Liam Neeson.
TMHonfire10
""...I don't have money, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you... Now what kind of gun holster do you want?"
TMHonfire102 ; "This,,,,, is my movie voice!"
The dudes talking literally made the whole video
Hank, 5 stars once again. I have watched this one twice and probably have another turn in me. So many people are afraid to share what theyve learned to their "competition". It seems Mr. Andrews encourages the next generations of craftsmen to learn from his mistakes and he is eager to teach. Thanks to both of you.
He makes the best holsters ever made. I've had them all.
What an awesome craftsman. simply beautiful workmanship.
Love to see a quality product being made with care and craftsmanship. It's obvious this man takes a lot of pride in his work and the end result proves it. Like it has been said many times before, the difference between doing a job and doing it right is usually just a few more minutes. Great video, thanks for making it!
Even the dos equis man says, "Sam Andrews is the most interesting man in the world"
I am glad he stamped his brand. I will definitely be looking.
Nice video, Hank. I love watching true craftsmen make it all look easy.
Thank you Mr. Strange and Mr. Andrews for making this video. It was very informative.
This man is an arteest. His work is only mayched by that smooth, confident voice he has. I will be ordering one just like in the video.
He Is the new Sean Connery 👍🇺🇸 he’s a great teacher excellent products! I’m sold
This guy is an artist!!!!
That guy has an epic voice, You can tell he takes pride in his leather work, I think I'll buy one of his holsters!
I could watch this guy for HOURS his voice and the way he explains everything is amazing good work sir
I LIKE LEATHER HOLSTERS BETTER THAN WHAT SWAT USES TODAY. GREAT WORK FOR THIS ARTESANIST.
There is more to a holster than a quick glance reveals. Impressively labor intensive.
I've always admired his work. I also didn't expect his "radio/documentary voice; made me smile a bit.
I’ll never make one of these holsters but it’s fun to watch an experienced craftsman do the work. Thank you for the video.
American craftsmanship at its finest! Great vid.
Great American engineering. Beautiful craftsmanship.
I love the fact a always seems to have a smile it shows the joy he had for what he does. I love that.
Is this guy available to read childrens books on tape? I feel like my son would grow a beard listening to him read "Goodnight moon" . Awesome holster maker and great use of the English language. A plus video.
Sam Andrews, top of the line!
Amazing work TU...it's not too difficult but takes a whole lotta patience. and old frats like me have none left.
I've watched a few holster making videos and they were informative but when I came upon this one I was stuck in awe! What a master leather craftsmen he is and very well spoken at that. He truly exudes old world craftsmanship with an authoritative and gentlemanly demeanor! If I don't try to tackle making my own leather holster I know where I'll be placing an order for one soon! Awesome video and thanks for posting...
He made a Gun Belt for me about 25 or 30 years ago that I still use on a daily basis with a variety of different weapons and holsters. I have 2 new holsters on order now for 2 new pistols that sort of require me to carry in a different configuration due to physical changes. Glad to wait for delivery, 86 now, just hope the Lord allows me time. Best stuff I ever owned.
nice to see quality craftsmanship,something that is quickly disappearing in today's world
This gentleman is an artist
Man that guy has a great voice. He sould have a radio show.
As many others have said, amazing video! Never seen this done before so when I saw a link to this video I had to watch it. Very very interesting to see how these holsters are made. Thank you for posting this!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thanks for making it. The "artist" is fabulous with his skills.
All of Sam’s stuff is excellent.
One of the best holster / leather vids I've ever seen. Thanks!
Guns4Texas: I have to agree with you. I make my own holsters and I learned several great things from Mr. Andrews in this video!!!!!
I got to give you credit for one of the best executed interviews ever. Videography, lighting, sound and editing was spot on. You should be proud of this and put it up for an award. I felt compelled to watch the entire thing. And...I'm gonna get "Sean Connery" to make a holster for me as well!
I just watched this video AGAIN... Love Sam Andrews's work ';-) Thanks Hank Strange for these productions!
Zero wasted time very good video and very detailed
I have 3 different holsters from Sam because of this vid. Incredible quality, everyone should own one!!
Old world craftsmanship at its absolute finest!! Thanks for posting👍
By far the best and most informational video I have ever watched on You-Tube.
He makes that look so easy, and its clearly not. A great tradesman!
Your tip for cutting with the exacto knife has helped me so much. Thank you.
Scott Johnson: I've always cut my leather for holsters and other products with shears specially made for that but now I'm going to try Mr. Andrews technique with the knife!
been doing my own leather work for years . this video has really shown me easier ways of each process and shed light on the matter. thank you Hank and the gentleman Leather Crafter.
Sir you are well spoken, and a True Artist. Love the Video and your Patience.
...just watched this again! Sam Andrews is a "True Leather Artesian" ';-) Thank You Hank Strange for bringing this professionals work to life!
Just a great presentation by a superb craftsman. I will vote with my money: Andrews Custom Leather will be making my holster.
This is the video that inspired me to start leather working it was so soothing to watch and I figured it would be soothing to do.LET ME TELL YOU WHAT!!! The first few times is relaxing when you are doing the stitching and whatnot but my god it is stressful when you mess up especially at the end
Would love to take a hands-on class (during the winter) with this gentleman, just for the experience.
A true craftsman at work. Wonderful!
Thank you for the time saving hints. Mistakes we’d have all made. Plus, your voice would be good for audible books. There’s a fortune in that.
i love watching a master craftsman at work. great vid
Very professional and articulate gentleman.
This would be an actual master class I would be very happy to pay for.
Nicely done, to the point, and shows off the master in his craft.
I haven't made holsters, yet. But many of the techniques and hints in the video can be applied to knife sheaths, quivers, and other products. Also, from a video production standpoint, very well edited. Thank you so much for your knowledge and time!
Exceptional craftsmanship, such a joy to see artisan work like this.
This guy is a true craftsman! I think eventually I'll have to get a holster from him. I wish I would have seen this video last week. I just ordered a pancake holster for my CZ P-01 from a different company. These are much better quality for close to the same price.
I called to order my saddle holster for my beretta 96 compact no rail today. Sam answered the phone! How special. He wasn't in a rush to get me off the phone and even shared a couple stories with me. So inspiring!
Love his voice. I would pay real money to get him to say "meanwhile, back at the hall of justice". Lol
My gosh, your voice is amazing. You may have one of the best American accents.
Best holster video ever
This was absolutely gold.
Great video on a man sharing the wisdom and pride of great craftsmanship. Gorgeous holsters.
I want this guy to narrate my life....
DOGMA1138 like a white Morgan Freeman!
Deadlaughing.
ANDREW YOU ARE THE BEST.
I have a ton of work to do.. but yet still... I watched the entire video.. this is downright mesmerizing.. lol..
fkn tremendous, a real craftsman that knows his trade with pride and passion. you sir are an institution within yourself
"Trial and error, with heavy emphasis on the error part"
"But I do keep a good supply of bandaids in the shop"
"Commence the pumping"
I could listen to this guy all day.
A man of his trade such a professional with an eye for detail a dieying breed
His voice!! Hahaha was not expecting that! Too rad!
NICE WORK. TRUE CRAFTSMAN. YOUR WORK IS MUCH APPRECIATED. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL...THANKS!
OMG such a good professional and also such a charismatig and good looking gentleman! What a great product, love it!
All the best,
Cristian
Lot´s of life, history, wisdom, and love on these holsters. May all last forever.
Thank you for sharing this gentleman CRAFT...!
... The holstermakers voice, he should be a audiobook reader.
Feel like this guy should be narrating a book....great craftsmanship..
Absolutely beautiful. A true craftsman.
Anerican craftsmanship at it’s best. Beautiful work - and great video.
He needs to look into the movie business I could see him with that voice being a captain of a ship or something
This man voice sounds how I imagine President Lincoln would sound.
Loved this. A great craftsman has no fear someone else will do the work, because the years he's taken to get proficient will always be smarter to buy from him than doing it yourself... though here is to the do it yourselfers who still will try! (advice I won't take myself....)