Hello Sam. Hello from Russia. I respect those who earn by manual labor, and do not speculate on the stock exchange. You're a good guy, we're alike. I really like your work. I liked the way of cutting with a knife. I'll try to cut it this way. Thank you for continuing the work of your ancestors, it's worth respect. The sewing machine is just great. Your youtube channel is very interesting to me. Forgive me for my poor knowledge of American English.
Hey!! You left a comment on "Ghost Town Living"'s video on the mines at Cerro Gordo saying how you lived / worked there. You should totally make a video on your experiences!
This guy is great... learned a lot from watching his videos...he's the reason I make leather holsters...I'm probably the reason the first "how it's made" has a million views...lol...😄
Just Watched this "Spring Break Holster" video for the SECOND Time in it's entirety... I am captivated by Sam's Holster Making Prowess and looking forward to my next work of art from Sam Andrews! Thanks Much, Mike... ';-)
Hank, can you ask Sam if he’d be willing to do a video on how to make holsters with the tough exotic hides like stingray and crocodile hides. He’s a phenomenal craftsman and his videos are very educational. Thanks for another great video.
I got mines last month and I really love it. Very concealable and easy to draw with good locking leather holster, for the way it was made. I love his [professional work...
Absolutely enjoy your work and your videos! I’m currently learning leatherwork and really appreciate your tips. I’m curious if you plan on making a “tanker” style holster from WW2 in the future.
If you are on the fence about getting one of Sam's holster buy it. It is the best holster i have its hand made. Sam puts in a lot of hard work on his holsters i plan on getting more holsters down the line from Sam Andrew's
Awesome work as always mr. Andrews just a quick question I was always told suede lining would affect the metal on the gun do you use a different type of suede thank you for your time.
Tim I'm a leathersmith myself and ran across your comment. I don't do holsters unless requested but I'm a gun enthusiast so that's why I'm here. In case Mr Andrews doesn't reply, yes suede can be a problem for blued guns. SS and the black coating like on a glock its not much of an issue. Suede is a chrome tanned leather which is a salt solution...salt and metal you can guess why that's bad. The other option for lining is thinner veg tanned leather like he used on the outside. Adds to the cost but worth it
Just watched yet again and considering a "Springbreak " for one of My Dads Custom 1911's 5 inch with a Squared Trigger Guard! ';-)
FYI. Springbreak are at least another year out before Sam can make any.
Hank please pass on to Sam that it is an enjoyment for me to watch and listen to Sam create these works of art.
Thanks Sam a true American Master Craftsman and a gentleman
This guy is so talented
Hello Sam. Hello from Russia. I respect those who earn by manual labor, and do not speculate on the stock exchange. You're a good guy, we're alike. I really like your work. I liked the way of cutting with a knife. I'll try to cut it this way. Thank you for continuing the work of your ancestors, it's worth respect. The sewing machine is just great. Your youtube channel is very interesting to me. Forgive me for my poor knowledge of American English.
Your English is just fine. My apologies for taking so long to reply back. Thank you for your compliments.
I love watching videos of true craftsmanship and craftsmen at work.
I am going to order a holster for one of my pistols.
Hey!! You left a comment on "Ghost Town Living"'s video on the mines at Cerro Gordo saying how you lived / worked there. You should totally make a video on your experiences!
This guy is great... learned a lot from watching his videos...he's the reason I make leather holsters...I'm probably the reason the first "how it's made" has a million views...lol...😄
Just Watched this "Spring Break Holster" video for the SECOND Time in it's entirety... I am captivated by Sam's Holster Making Prowess and looking forward to my next work of art from Sam Andrews! Thanks Much, Mike... ';-)
A Gentleman and true Artist. I love his work.
Called Mr. Andrews today. Been watching you guys on TH-cam for years now. Very intriguing!!! Awesome work!! Will be ordering from him this week!
Seriously amazing work fabulous holster
The term ounces came from the garment and textile industry referring to fabric weight and somehow migrated into the hide industry.
Hank, can you ask Sam if he’d be willing to do a video on how to make holsters with the tough exotic hides like stingray and crocodile hides. He’s a phenomenal craftsman and his videos are very educational. Thanks for another great video.
I got mines last month and I really love it. Very concealable and easy to draw with good locking leather holster, for the way it was made. I love his [professional work...
Thank you Rudy. Glad you like it.
Hello Sam, wonderfull !! Thanks you very much.
You should do a video of making your competition holster.
Nice hlosters.
Absolutely enjoy your work and your videos! I’m currently learning leatherwork and really appreciate your tips. I’m curious if you plan on making a “tanker” style holster from WW2 in the future.
Hard work. I be looking for a press of some sort to cut out .
If you are on the fence about getting one of Sam's holster buy it.
It is the best holster i have its hand made.
Sam puts in a lot of hard work on his holsters i plan on getting more holsters down the line from Sam Andrew's
Sam and hank need to hit up eBay and Amazon and pick up all of his favorite edging tools before they are gone
Found on amazon
Awesome work as always mr. Andrews just a quick question I was always told suede lining would affect the metal on the gun do you use a different type of suede thank you for your time.
Tim I'm a leathersmith myself and ran across your comment. I don't do holsters unless requested but I'm a gun enthusiast so that's why I'm here. In case Mr Andrews doesn't reply, yes suede can be a problem for blued guns. SS and the black coating like on a glock its not much of an issue. Suede is a chrome tanned leather which is a salt solution...salt and metal you can guess why that's bad. The other option for lining is thinner veg tanned leather like he used on the outside. Adds to the cost but worth it
Sam needs to do some audiobook work. Seriously.
Are you in Jacksonville Florida?
St. Augustine, FL. Just south of Jacksonville
@@andrewsleather1079 nice. I’m up in Fernandina Bch. Love your work.
Close by. St. Augustine,FL
Love his work, but 1080? This looks like it was filmed with a potato and the sound is horrific.