Harry, I love this one. I have watch a number of your videos in the past. You do an exceptional job of teaching folks your craft. I particularly like any that you do by hand since I mainly only have hand tools for leather...limited hand tools. This one was really cool and really quick. Thanks Harry and thank you for the inspiration. I may have to make something on our channel from one of your sets of plans on Etsy. -Kenny
Harbor Freight has a decent 15 lb anvil for $25, this anvil is too soft for much steel forming, but for leather and brass it's fine. Another inexpensive cutting surface is to buy two matching self adhesive vinyl floor tiles and glue them together, various sizes too.
I saw this clips on Instagram, they look handy. You mentioned them in the video during the gluing process. Where did you get them? Love the videos and information. Great job.
I have learned a lot from this video, thank you. Would it make sense to hammer after every stitch? Also, I really like magnets. Have you incorporated magnets in your work?
Vencel Biro Thanks...its easier to hammer at the end and there is no risk of marking the leather with a dangling thread...magnets would be good with this as well...they are useful.All the best Harry
Hi Harry. Where do you buy your leather from? I am a relative newbie to leatehr working, and have predominantly been using bridle leather for the items I make but am thinking of making other types of item which would use different leather. Also, how much do you think is a reasonable price to pay for already dyed leather? Thanks in advance
HI Harry, You used those small peg clamps in another video but I cant recall which one....You said what they were called in your other video but not in this one, can you please let me know what you call them so I can find some to buy? Many thank
You are the sweetest guy! Thank you so much. Really appreciate your work, talent and craftsmanship along with your generous spirit.
Thanks for posting this. You're really an exceptional craftsman.
Cheers Harry. you've really got me into this, made a few bags, wallets and belts...even sold a few 😆
That is really good Mark...I hope it goes really well for you.
Thanks so much, very detailed and informative right down to which thread and tools you use :-)
I really enjoy your videos and you have such a pleasant demeanor....thx for sharing your knowledge.
SAXON SOLDIER Thanks...and meow from Tom.
I really do like your videos ! And I like your workshop-cat ... purr, purr, purr :-) Always a nice distraction during the day -Ulrike
like 2ride Meow from Tom!
Harry, I love this one. I have watch a number of your videos in the past. You do an exceptional job of teaching folks your craft. I particularly like any that you do by hand since I mainly only have hand tools for leather...limited hand tools. This one was really cool and really quick. Thanks Harry and thank you for the inspiration. I may have to make something on our channel from one of your sets of plans on Etsy. -Kenny
Life On Beagle Road Thanks very much Kenny
Hallo Harry,danke für das runterlasen deiner tollen Zeichnung hat alles super funktioniert. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Eduard
thank you for making this very entertaining programme .
ratrod diesels Thanks
Harbor Freight has a decent 15 lb anvil for $25, this anvil is too soft for much steel forming, but for leather and brass it's fine. Another inexpensive cutting surface is to buy two matching self adhesive vinyl floor tiles and glue them together, various sizes too.
A suggestion. Showing the final piece before hand would allow viewers like me if they want to do the project.
Wow! Beautiful👍
Thanks
Suggest you put a piece of rubber between your anvil and the cutting-board to keep it from slipping.
Very nice Harry Thanks
looks good sir
Thanks very much
Whoa!!! Amazing!
Fantastic video, thank you!What size thread do you recommend on this type of project?
Hello ...I used 1mm which was a bit thick..although it's standing up to daily use very well....so probably 0.8mm! Rdgs Harry
very nice job.....whoever gets it will surely like it.
Don Motz Thanks Don
Very nice
I saw this clips on Instagram, they look handy. You mentioned them in the video during the gluing process. Where did you get them? Love the videos and information. Great job.
Brent Bolinger patchwork clips off Amazon
Very neat work!
Randal Wiginton Thanks Randal.
Randal Wigint
I have learned a lot from this video, thank you. Would it make sense to hammer after every stitch? Also, I really like magnets. Have you incorporated magnets in your work?
Vencel Biro Thanks...its easier to hammer at the end and there is no risk of marking the leather with a dangling thread...magnets would be good with this as well...they are useful.All the best Harry
Hi Harry. Where do you buy your leather from? I am a relative newbie to leatehr working, and have predominantly been using bridle leather for the items I make but am thinking of making other types of item which would use different leather. Also, how much do you think is a reasonable price to pay for already dyed leather? Thanks in advance
Price in US $for pattern for this project?
That leather looks like a sidewall of a tire. Would that work as well?
Really nice.
Thanks Xander
Awesome
I want to buy the digital pattern but cannot find it on etsy
Hi sorry it's on my website which is Bucklehurst Leather...there is a page for digital downloads, and 100 per cent goes to the MDS cancer charity.
HI Harry, You used those small peg clamps in another video but I cant recall which one....You said what they were called in your other video but not in this one, can you please let me know what you call them so I can find some to buy? Many thank
Colin MacColl Colin they are quilters pegs you should find them on Amazon.
Harry Rogers thanks for that.
Colin GODHL Clips Clamps www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01C2S8RTI/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Hi dear Harry, can you give me the mark of the round knife in your hands? Thanks a lot.
Sky Warrior zits a Dafa
Somebody starting out with this project could buy an old handbag in a charity shop for the leather !! cost effective ,,,
Stephanie Murray Yes a good idea...thanks.
Hi What's going on with that knife?
Won't the change fall out?
Hi no it has a tab to keep it shut.
Were do you get your thread is it tiger?
roland fitzgerald Yes it's Tiger Ritza 25...I get it trade.