unload a few rounds and you got yourself some stitching holes! easy work, probably need to use some rope for the thread but at least you know it ain't going anywhere
Jam the barrel through the holes after you shoot some holes in it and pull thread through with the front sight ... Nah the thread would be so tiny in those massive holes and you'd have a button hole ripped into every stitch... And you thought the leatherman stitches were ugly lol
I bought a leatherman the first year they made them and still use the same one, things you may or may not know about the leatherman, it was made to be a swiss army knife competition, the stiching awl in the swiss army knife was made to repair sails on ships not really leather so much might be why its hard to do the leather with. but great video
Haha that was a fun challenge! Well done man! You're the same as me, the worst part of cutting yourself is waiting for it to stop so you can keep going haha
Haha this reminds me of when I tried to do leather work and only had a couple needles and a pliers... it worked but I don’t want to do it that way again. Do we start suggesting using a Swiss Army knife next? ;)
What edge coat color and brand do you use when you're making a wallet out of regular veg tan leather? It looks like a coffee brown color. Where can I pick that up? Let me know. Thanks! Love your channel!
It'd be cool to see the same thing with a Victorinox and hear your opinion on the different tools as someone who is a professional leather craftsman. Victorinox has 2 versions of an awl and the better one in my opinion is on the Pioneer but doesn't have a sewing eye. :-(
@@project86xero in scouts we would just fold the thread or string then push it through the small punched hole. Stitch it around doing a stitch on alternating sides then come back doing the opposite side stitch back to start position and tie off. Maybe not the lock stitch he did but it went pretty well. And we also had the kids do it using birch bark wet down formed and sewn. Summer camp stuff.
Nice! Nice work indeed. Why didn’t you show the part where you kill and skin the animal using just the leatherman? Oh, that was a little much. Very well done. If it has a tool adapter, I wonder if one could make leather working tools for other leatherman tool adapters? No one would use it, I suppose.
MISSION COMPLETE ✅ Next challenge?
I challenge you to make a holster for a revolver only using a revolver!
Hahahahah best idea yet
unload a few rounds and you got yourself some stitching holes! easy work, probably need to use some rope for the thread but at least you know it ain't going anywhere
Jam the barrel through the holes after you shoot some holes in it and pull thread through with the front sight ... Nah the thread would be so tiny in those massive holes and you'd have a button hole ripped into every stitch... And you thought the leatherman stitches were ugly lol
DUDE! lovin this vibe!
Thanks deeeeed!
You brought a smile to my face!
I bought a leatherman the first year they made them and still use the same one, things you may or may not know about the leatherman, it was made to be a swiss army knife competition, the stiching awl in the swiss army knife was made to repair sails on ships not really leather so much might be why its hard to do the leather with. but great video
Could you make a wallet using one of those survival credit cards? 😂
This was brilliant! Loved the editing too. I do find it amusing that you think making a leather sheath will be a priority for you in the bush!
Haha thank you. It wouldn’t, just really committing to the challenge😉
Found your video while trying to figure what I could use the awl for. Great job and cool video!
Good job, I love my leatherman! New to yoiur channel and I'm back to doing leathercraft after a 40 year absence.
I have heard all my life, where there is a will there is a way. Way to go!
Great little build! I'd definitely be happy with a sheath like that out in the bush. Gotta get me a Leatherman!
Incredible.
This was enjoyable to watch. I agree with you on the hole placement on that awl. Way too far down but you made it work.
Great video! Really looked like you had fun doing this!
That was awesome.
wow dude you're awesome! thanks for the video and greetings from Russia!
This was cool love it
Hang on my leatherman has a tiny flat head you can use to make the little holes
The wave has that but they ditched the glasses screwdriver with the free series.
Gosh dang you're hair looks on point
haha thank you!
You got it done . Good job. Thanks 😀!!
Thanks Mike:)
Haha that was a fun challenge! Well done man! You're the same as me, the worst part of cutting yourself is waiting for it to stop so you can keep going haha
Such a cool concept, you killed it (in a good way)!
Thank you!
Nice, now do it with a swiss army knife lol... If your gonna go the pine sap route you gotta mix some wood ashes in it to make a bonding agent.
haha i miss my regular tools:) Good tip on the sap
Love it haha reminds me of my first leather project
me too!! I used an E-Z stitcher to make a phone case, it basically looked just like this. only worse haha
This is amazing...dope as fuck!
Nice work! those awls aren't ideal but they definitely work. I carry a supertool 300 everyday in a sheath I made.
Right on!
Haha this reminds me of when I tried to do leather work and only had a couple needles and a pliers... it worked but I don’t want to do it that way again. Do we start suggesting using a Swiss Army knife next? ;)
would love to see a buckskin glove video!
What edge coat color and brand do you use when you're making a wallet out of regular veg tan leather? It looks like a coffee brown color. Where can I pick that up? Let me know. Thanks! Love your channel!
It's called golden brown 010 from Rocky Mountain leather supply
@@whitandpark thank you!
what leather thickness do you recommend for sheath? and i have another question, how wide should my sheath be if my pocket knife is like 2 cm wide.
Good job, try that with Birch bark sometime.
It'd be cool to see the same thing with a Victorinox and hear your opinion on the different tools as someone who is a professional leather craftsman. Victorinox has 2 versions of an awl and the better one in my opinion is on the Pioneer but doesn't have a sewing eye. :-(
Good Job! Bush man :)
Will they be on the website anytime soon?? lol
haha DEFINITELY not;)
I challenge you to make a 3:1 scale model of your No. 52 wallet. Three times bigger in both dimension and thickness of leather.
Christian! I love that idea!
Did you try using one blade of the scissors to punch holes, they seem smaller.
It's pulling the thread through that's the issue. That's what the hole in an awl is for.
@@project86xero in scouts we would just fold the thread or string then push it through the small punched hole. Stitch it around doing a stitch on alternating sides then come back doing the opposite side stitch back to start position and tie off. Maybe not the lock stitch he did but it went pretty well. And we also had the kids do it using birch bark wet down formed and sewn. Summer camp stuff.
Can I have the leather holster???
Wuuuut!
Why didnt i think of this!?
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Nice! Nice work indeed. Why didn’t you show the part where you kill and skin the animal using just the leatherman? Oh, that was a little much. Very well done. If it has a tool adapter, I wonder if one could make leather working tools for other leatherman tool adapters? No one would use it, I suppose.
Yeah I guess I’m not sure if any one would use it, but it sounds cool!
Get after it...I mean!!
👍😉
now do victorinox sheath with victorinox
Hey Leatherman, make a better awl! Lol. Well done, son.
The awl is made for stitching canvas tarps and sails. It's fine as is.
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