A Handbrake Lever in leather- Auto Upholstery
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This is another basic video-tutorial that would teach us a way of how to leather-wrap a 'handbrake lever'. It is a related video to steering -wheels, thus, if interested in learning how to cover the wheels, you should start practicing these procedures to become familiar with the hand sewings.
Keep an eye out on our channel! ...it seems that pretty soon, we will have available the promised courses about 'steering-wheels' and others. As a matter of fact, it has not been an easy task to find pedagogical procedures to make our students learn easily...it has taken some time to develop the methods.
I hope you find this video useful!
Cesar - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Pre-sewing and then overlay sewing is just beautiful here...coloured threads and all! Master workmanship shows in the details and pride in doing each step perfect! Well done sir!!!
Of course! you can do yours. It seems difficult, but it isn't, if we follow a method and a bit of common sense.
Such attention to detail is rare to see. I love it. I work in Oil and Gas and everything has to be 'just so' or we die. This is art and conscientiousness in action.
A true artist! I'm learning so much from your videos for my own business! Thank you so much for sharing!
I am glad the videos are useful!
You are welcome anytime!
Enjoyed it!
+Greg's Garage Hi Greg, Thanks again for watching my videos! ...but, I'm still far away from the great amount of good videos you have on you tube...I still need to post more and more!
I have to admit, I can watch the videos' from Cesar Cechaflo and quickly become hypnotized so bad, I forget to hit the "LIKE" button. Folks, guys, gals, everyone in between or whatever...hit the "Like" thumbs up! I am truly into every detail, every movement of each finger, the thought process becomes as apparent as a smack upside the head. Like, Like, Like... I respect anyone who has mastered his or her art and craftsmanship. I have been an ASE Master Tech as an automobile service tech with all parts from a differential to valve resurfacing, electrical, etc. Yes, I felt good at the end of the day, earned decent living, but this is hypnotizing! Amazing and this is number 46 Cechaflo videos' engraved into my mind. Even so, something draws me back to re-watch again a video I've seen 7 times already. This is off the hook great work as one can create the man's personality into their mind, in a peaceful proper place. Blessings...
Hahahaha, me to? I always have to click back ...
Awesome video as usual! Thank you for posting these kinds of videos on YT for us to all appreciate the quality of work you undertake.
+MaXimus666789 Thanks so much for appreciating my job!
I might suggest using spray on foaming window cleaner to slip it on with. It's super slick but dries out clean and won't stay slick inside. Nice work too BTW! 👍
mientras mas pequeño mas dificil pero le da tanto detalle al auto cuando lo abres y miras tremendo video perfecto !cechaflo#1
+Baldwin Otero Gracias Baldwin por este amable comentario! ...Además de mostrar una forma de tapizar con cuero la 'agarradera' de una palanca de freno, es una práctica importante que nos va a ayudar con los steering-wheels/guias/volantes/timones.
I'm glad I'm back and admiring the work You's put into the Skiving machine. It looks better than new one's.
Thanks so much for appreciating my craft!
I have been a trimmer for 27 years. I enjoy watching and learning from your videos! Thank you for making the time to do these instructional videos!
I really appreciate your kind comment!
Thanks so much for watching these videos!
very good videos I'm in the middle of restoring my camaro but I want to do all the work to it I had no idea how to do the interior until I found these very instructive videos thank you so much!
+andrew verreault I'm glad the videos are useful! ...I think, you could start with the headliner, lateral trims, door panels, and rear horizontal panel; next front dashboard if so; next turn is for the floor (carpet), and when this interior is ready the seats should be done.
+Burger Van Dreamz Hello, I've no related video. The first step would be to unsew the 'panel with the fabric' from the lateral bolsters...if it is in good shape, you could sew the new fabric on top...if not, use the old panel as a mold, trace and cut the new layers (fabric, foam and backing) to be sewn together.
Thanks for watching my videos!
Felicidades !!!! Es un orgullo MEXICANO!!!! Congratulations you are a real master is an ART !!!!!!!!!!!
So good.
Wow!! Great work. Really enjoyed watching your video!! Greetings from Sri Lanka :)
Another great video buddy love watching them thanks for your time making them all.
+matthew peters Thanks for watching!
A master at work
que bacana parabens pela iniciativa de fazer algo que pouco se ver
WOW, never even thought of that. Nice.
Thanks for watching!
Sehr geschickt und sieht klasse aus!
Muy buen trabajo,me ayuda a empezar a hacerlo en mis autos,Gracias!!
Hi Cesar, great vid as always thanks for sharing. Just one thing I've learnt from my own methods (mistakes) it's much easier making markings at 2:45 if the plastic tube is still on the handle. Put chinagraphs pin to the release button and you can make a nice, even mark around.Glad to see your excellent tutorials are back.Kindest regardsprepA
+preparababrakabare My Good Friend Attila, what a nice surprise to hear from you...definetely, 'trial and error' is the best master we have in this earthly life.
Thanks for sharing some good ideas. My best wishes for you and your family in this new year.
excelente trabajo da gusto ver un video sobre un trabajo de calidad lo felicito y aun mas cuando trabajo en la parte de accesorios para carros
Мастер залотой руки!!! Суперррр уважаю вас право класс
nice work.
currently i am working on the same couple projects i appreciate i got some so use full
muy buen trabajo
+Fco Javier Torres Gomez Gracias Javier, por apreciar mi trabajo!
Excelente trabajo😉
that looks like a 3rd gen camaro break leaver!:) Good, now I can do mine!LOL:)
awesome.....good work
Hola de La Francia😉Muchas gracias, que se pasa bien con la vidéo!
Muchas gracias por apreciar estos videos!
BEAUTIFUL
that's really cool
Yo soi un gran admirador de tus trabajos, gracias por compartir los, tambien soy tapicero i tengo sacado conocimiento aqui.
desculpe o espanhol ruim. soy del Brasil. Gracias
+Emerson Gonçalves Bienvenido amigo Emerson! ...le agradezco por ver los videos!
O senhor é um grande profissional, parabéns.!!
+Elivanelima Maria Le agradezco por apreciar estos trabajos!
Hola un saludo desde Oregón .su trabajo es formidable muy bueno y práctico usted enseña paso a paso y sin hablar eso es ir al grano con las imágenes me gusta la manera en que hace los trazos medidas y puntos de referencia para un terminado correcto. Es usted un maestro gracias por instruirme
Le agradezco por apreciar estos videos.
A true master
Que bueno encontrar personas con el talento que usted posee y ademas que usted este dispuesto a ensenarlo ya que esto es un arte que cada día va en decadencia, yo también trabajo en esta rama y he conocido a muchas personas que se dedican a este oficio pero ninguna que tenga tus habilidades.
Muchas gracias por su amable comentario!
Le diré que todos los dias aprendemos algo nuevo en este maravilloso y lucrativo oficio.
Parabéns muito bom
Perfection😍
Beautiful! a master at work......
Thanks for kind remarks!
Maestro!
This is great! Is there a reason you don't offset the lockstitch a half step on one side? I prefer the resulting pattern from that style, but it might be weaker or have some downside I'm not aware of? Thank you
Дай бог вам здоровья все чётко и ясно показывайте
Только Бог пишется с большой буквы ! Без обид.
мастер , золотые руки . с уважением Виктор.
Dear friend, I want to thank you very much for your kind comment!
ΚΑΤΑΠΛΗΚΤΙΚΟΣ !!!
Классная работа !
Thanks for appreciating this craft!
Hotdog on a stick, that was badass
Will fucen 0202 will be good for upholstery stiching purpose kindly advice or 0303 will be good sorry for troubling u.thanks .
Bravo art work!
Thanks for appreciating this craft!
bellissimo lavoro!
+Fabrizio Sibiriu Thanks so much for appreciating my job!
Hello from Kosovo wery good joob .
+Driton Toni Thanks so much for appreciating my job!
Parabéns vou me escrever no canal gostei muito
Amazing i love it. Thank you for this free lesson This will be my 1st leather upholstery piece, I would like to stamp it after with "Cechaflo" , but I wont because that's your name an the quality wont be at Cechaflo level lol .. it would actually be a really nice logo name.
profesional job
+MohaMMed Dahhou Thank you very much for appreciating my job!
good idea,i will to try...tq
+Heru Cahyadi I'm glad you have found an inspiration in this video to do a project!
Es realmente placentero ver los videos
Thanks for watching!
Great job Sir. ! ! !
Thanks for appreciating this craft!
buen trabajo!
Muchas gracias por apreciar estos videos!
Awesome
Thanks for kind remark!
excelente trabaja y detalle
Gracias por ver el video!
Ficou top
Nice
Thanks for kind remark!
wow nice work brother
Thanks for watching the videos!
Thanks for watching the videos!
Awesome! Two questions:
1. What kind of glue did you use Sir?
2. Why you didn't take measure of whole lever, but just a half while doing a pattern in vinyl? Isn't there a possibility to make an error while taking measures doing like that?
+BiscuitsForBreakfast Thanks for watching our videos! ...interesting questions...
1.I use a yellow glue which comes in cans or bottles(products in Mexico, where I am)...If you are in USA, check:
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx
www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112
Do a test beforehand.
2. Half side of the handle have the same size of the other side...In fact, the important thing I should consider is the edge where the stitches would go...as we can see, the handle is thicker in the central part and narrow in the ends.
The 'vinyl pattern' is just a guide to get the contour of upper edge (we should take in mind that vinyl is thinner than leather material) the real width of leather piece was determined by the strip of leather (same material) min17:45 to 18:00
Hope it helps.
+Cechaflo Thank you! I'm from Poland, so I have to find equivalent product. It shouldn't be a problem :) Thank you for other tips also! Looking forward for next videos!
+BiscuitsForBreakfast Thanks for following us on our channel!
great job, what kind of thread are you using and where did you get it, thanks
I use a thick polyester thread number 'zero'(size in Mexico). I'm not sure but I think it corresponds to number 138 or 207 in USA.
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-207
What brand and model is your powered skiving machine? I am looking into getting one for my shop but not having much luck finding anything besides a hand skiving tools. What should I expect to pay for one of those if new or used do you think? Thanks,
I am using a 100 years old 'V50 S model Fortuna Skiving Machine'.
Please, watch these links:
www.fortuna-gmbh.de/en/products/skiving-machines
www.google.com.mx/search?q=leather+skiver+machine+for+sale&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj_lsXF4KvXAhUN3YMKHYAnDLUQ_AUICigB&biw=1536&bih=759
www.atlaslevy.com/Atlas-USA-leather-skiving-machine-AT801_p_4159.html
Cool!
Thanks for watching my video!
The glue that you use well withstand the temperature? Are there analogs to this glue?
Most of these yellow glues after drying hard, withstand the temperature (hot or cold).
Does anyone know what size thread he is using in the video, I don't recall him mentioning it, also where to get said thread? Love the vid by the way, inspired me to make my own!
The thread is polyester number 'zero' here in Mexico. I think it corresponds to 138 in USA
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138
What kind of sewing machine did you use there? It looks very good. On the contrary, I would suggest you to think into your abablility to make up a drawing-like figure of what you are doing. There is a lot of unnessery handling doing your work (I could help you with that, probably). Very good to see handcraft thoo. Keep up working!
+Arild Olsen I have used an industrial Pfaff 1245-706 sewing machine. These free related videos are a kind of training, very useful for the beginners who would be eager to learn how to leather-wrap a steering wheel.
Thanks for watching!
Maestro, tengo un dashboard de un super beetle 74 para reparar , Como me puedo comunicar con usted?
Nice !
Thanks for watching!
@Cechaflo can you tell me how i can remove this plastic ? imgur.com/a/dPxZ7
Watch min three:05 of attached video to have a better idea. What you have to do is pull remove the cover of backrest. I mean pull the 'backrest in vinyl or leather cover' upwards to let one of your hands in to touch and press the 'plastic guide points' to let it free while pushing upwards.th-cam.com/video/9_LbjyLa9Lo/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much ! I will try to remove that without removing the leather , i just want to paint it.Now i know what is inside :)
It is possible to remove it if you insert a thin metallic conical tube into the plastic guide until touching its ends trying to join them while pulling it upwards
I am helping my son restore a 47 Plymouth seat with spring s there wrapped in burlap do you recommend I do the same or is there something else that I can pick up on ?help!. really like your Vidios. Herman,
Check if the 'burlap' is still in good condition. I'd recommend to put on a new one...those 'burlap sacks' are good and it should be hog ringed to the frame and springs over. Then it comes the 'padding' and to get a smoother and more even surface you could cover it with a layer of 1/2" of an inch foam.
saludos cordiales hermano, agradecido con todos tus videos, mas o menos cual seria el precio de este trabajo?
Aquí en Mexico, 10 dólares americanos aprox. En USA un trabajo así cuesta aprox 100 USD o mas, dependiendo del Estado.
Nice work.
Is the final thread your using Violet?
Yes, it is.
Palmas pra você!!!!!!!!!
+Elivanelima Maria Muchas gracias! ...estos comentarios positivos me animan a subir mas videos!
I really want to work with this job, thx ur sharing 😊
Mexico is a nice place ..
I will send u a picture of my old Steering wheel Raid..
Plz u tell me if it can be repaired wiz Leather. .
Thank I really appreciate ur work n this has motivated me for future projects. .
Leather is a material you could use for your wheel. Keep on with your projects. Trial and error are the best masters.
👍
Another great video p.s. can you post the video on how to emboss the car logos thanks
+jermaine shephard Thanks so much for kind comment! ...I'll take into account your suggestion.
Or if your selling it can you provide a link to were I can buy the video thanks
+jermaine shephard I only have three 'upholstery basic videos' for sale. Very soon, we would have a first course for sale related to 'how to leather-cover a steering wheel'.
www.upholsterytrainingprograms.com/p/store_3816.html
perfectosimo
1:27 You first have to keep it under the hot water tap, so the material expands, that's no secret ... ;))
Thanks for sharing the tip! It makes sense.
exelente video maestro. gracias. una duda, aproximadamente cuanto costará el curso? yo lo quiero.
+Avid Garcia Me parece una buena decisión! ...el curso se va a desglosar en 2 o tres videos... primer video que también podríamos llamarlo primer curso, mostrará una manera de forrar un volante (leer comentario de BGalvan) y costaría 100 dólares...creo que si vale la pena, porque con el primer volante que se forre siguiendo estas instrucciones, se recuperaría la inversión y más...en México, para forrar el 'puro aro' los tapiceros no cobran mucho, sus precios van desde 1500, 2000 a 2500 pesos aprox...en USA, los precios oscilan desde 200, 250 y más (sólo el aro)...en Europa, en algunos países llegan a cobrar hasta 400 euros...este trabajo es cotizado, porque aún está considerado como una artesanía.
Si de verdad tiene interés, hay que comenzar a practicar y dominar las puntadas básicas que muestro en el you tube.
what kind of glue do you use?
The contact glue use is5000in México in usa like a gorila probabli
Where can I find leather and suede material like this in the US?
Relicate Leather is a good source in USA to get premium leather: Italian Nappa: relicate.com/products/nappa-italia-leather?_pos=1&_sid=c4ac10599&_ss=r&variant=32004233396304
Full grain leather: relicate.com/products/full-grain-leather
facebook.com/pg/relicate/about/?ref=page_internal
Another sources:douglassinteriorproducts.com/product-category/automotive/automotive-douglass-leather/
www.danfieldinc.com/product-category/automotive-leather/
www.worlduph.com/bmw/
www.wollsdorf.com/w/en/products/upholstery/article/lagerprogramm/mamu_usa/
@@Cechaflo Thank you for the fast response! Your videos are great!
@@BallisticTech We are glad to please our followers.
These videos explain about leathers and suedes (Sorry for the pronunciation, my son speaks):
th-cam.com/video/lRb1CJeSLyE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/mUJFkCCqFYM/w-d-xo.html
I need to recover a shifter knob I can't replace. It is a round knob with a bit of tear drop end. An 85 Camaro automatic style so it has a center button on top. Do you have a video to show something like that? Should I make 2 parts and see them together? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Have driven my car for 15 years and would like to keep the knob :) it is cracked and I want to save it. Thank you!
These two videos could give some idea:th-cam.com/video/jK_iWEHnZxw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/t5tsYDh4jDQ/w-d-xo.html
You are welcome!
Vicki k Gibson
aquí en Colombia yo cobro por forrar un timón 180 mil pesos colombianos en cuero
+hoovert cruz Corresponde a 76 US dólares/ 1,300 pesos mexicanos aprox., cobra casi lo mismo que en México, por sólo forrar el aro del volante/timón/guía Algunos maestros tapiceros llegan a cobrar un poco más, de 100 a 140 dólares. Por un volante/timón de 2 radios cobran un poco menos que por uno de 3 o 4 radios.
Gracias por ver nuestros videos!
Brasil
Он знает всё.
is that white pencil a normal cloth marker please?
I used a 'black pen' to mark on the wrong side of leather material. To mark on the right surface of leather I used an 'erasable waxed black pencil'. The arrows on top were marked with a white waxed pencil.
доброго дня.а с какого материала вы делаете выкройки?
This time I used stretchy upholstery vinyl.
Gracias amigos.cuenteme de su curso de tapiceria Como lo puedo comprar
+B Galvan el primer curso de volantes va a estar a la venta en una nueva página web que estamos preparando.
Los volantes es lo Que mas me interesa por lo pronto.Gracias de Nuevo
+B Galvan Me parece una buena decisión! ...el primer video de volantes/timones/guias/steering-wheels que vamos a publicar a la venta, va a enseñar una técnica a forrarlos en piel/cuero en 'una sola pieza' rectangular todo alrededor con una sola unión, sea arriba o en la parte de abajo del aro. Esta técnica se va a demostrar en varios volantes de 2, 3 y 4 radios(spokes). Con estudiar y seguir los pasos de este primer video, el interesado será capáz de forrar un volante inmediatamente. Este primer curso va a ir acompañado de un manual escrito(pdf) con mucha información relacionada.
Luego de este primer video, seguirá el segundo que va a enseñar a forrar los volantes en dos tres y cuatro piezas o partes; además vendrá incluído el forrado de las piezas o accesorios de plástico.
Creo que si vale la pena pagar para aprender esta técnica...lo bueno es que es pura artesanía y es bien pagado en todas partes...si esta al otro lado (USA), creo que si estás enterado que forrar (sólamente el aro), los tapiceros cobran de 200, 250 y más en dólares...en Europa, en algunos países cobran hasta 400 euros (sólo el aro)
Si de verdad estás interesado es muy importante comenzar a practicar y dominar las puntadas básicas de volantes que muestro en los videos de you tube...por cierto, tengo que publicar más videos de puntadas y otros relacionados, para estar listos para el curso de venta.
What size is the thread in this video or where can I order it
I have used polyester thread 138 size. I am located in Mexico and buy it from local suppliers.
If you are in USA: www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138
@@Cechaflo qf
bom dia gostaria de ver vc fazer a manopla do corolla 2003 automatico eu queira fazer no meu mas não sei como seria o corto do couro
Gracias por su sugerencia.
excelente seu trabalho muito bom parabéns...
Profe hablenos del curso
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selam CECHAFLO ben Türkiye den seni hayranlıkla takip ediyorum sanatın muhteşem videolarında dikkatimi çeken bir şey var uçak sesleri geliyor yakınlarında hava sahası var sanırım . ben sana bakarak kendi arabamın direksiyonunu diktim ama deri bulamadım orjinali gibi bana bir önerin olurmu bu konu hakkında arabam Toyota corolla 2010 medel gri renkli deri şimdiden teşekkürler... seni takip ediyorum ..
I don't know where you can get OEM leather for your Toyota corolla 2010, sorry. Perhaps you're interested in ready to put on OEM seat covers...www.carid.com/2010-toyota-corolla-seat-covers/coverking-seat-covers-2562852.html
Thanks for watching my videos!
It seems that toyota 2010 leather is sold here:
www.eagleottawa.com/contact-us/
And if you want to buy original covers:
roadwire.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.543413/.f
Nice Video..
You are from which country plz ??
Professional Job
Are you using pure leather clothing or pvc
It is cow leather.
What size of thread do you use on your stitches?
you can get good upholstery threads at any good sewing location, or at a local repair shop. It is heavier like some crochet threads so you have an idea of weight. Usually 3 ply bonded Nylon is the common thread size, which seems to be what he is using here. Here is a link for you!
www.superiorthreads.com/product/application/upholstery-thread/
Sorry Chris for delay in answering...I didn't see the comment.Thanks, Vicki for your reply and sharing of the link.
For the Euro stitches as the one of the video I use a polyester thread number zero...I think it corresponds to number 207 in USA...this thread size is also useful as decorative on 'double stitches/french seams'.
Check this other link:www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread
What glue is that being used?
th-cam.com/video/o2xeezdF8Ss/w-d-xo.html
exelente trabajo donde se puede comprar el curso
+juan quezada Estimado Juan, el primer video-curso de 'volantes/timones/guias/steering-wheels, estará a la venta en una nueva página web que estamos preparando...este primer video mostrará 'un método' , aplicado en volantes de 2, 3 y 4 radios...la idea es que con este primer video el alumno ya esté capacitado para forrar un volante con facilidad.
No quiero dar fecha, pero va a ser muy pronto...esté al pendiente en you tube.
Si de verdad está interesado, es muy importante empezar a practicar y dominar las puntadas básicas que se hacen a mano(estas muestras están en los videos de you tube) con el fin de familiarizarse con este trabajo artesanal y estar listo para el primer curso.
estoy muy interesado y espero q tambien salga un curso para tapizar asientos de auto... saludos
+juan quezada Me parece que ha tomado una buena decisión. Si tenemos en mente cursos de asientos de carro, moto, alfombras, cielos, etc...muchos gratis y otros a la venta...por ese motivo hemos subido videos básicos que nos van a preparar de antemano a entender la tapicería. No tengo idea que tanto conocimiento tiene en este campo...en la página tenemos 3 básicos a la venta para principiantes, talvez le puedan interesar:www.upholsterytrainingprograms.com/p/store_3816.html
lo revisare y nos mantendremos en contacto