I was cracking a smile too. Then I read your comment and realize we must both have the same brand of humor. BTW, if you ever make and sell those bags I'd love to buy one.
Beauty mate. My dad was a tailor and use to make mans three piece suits, he still has the old Pfaff sewing machine. In all the time he has had it, it's never failed him ever.
Love you work Scott. Id recommend cutting the corner pieces out prior to assembly. This will allow you to assemble it without cutting through your stitch lines. I get that you are sewing over the cut lines in the end, but they will still be prone to unraveling without a back stitch. Keep up the great work, its a joy to watch.
Perfecto! Qué lección de habilidad, tremendamente didáctico, me has dejado sin palabras! No quiero imaginar la cantidad de secretos que voy aprender con tus videos, realmente muy inspiradores y lo mejor, todos estos trabajos son de extrema utilidad. Quiero más! Un fuerte abrazo !
Scott Turner, как всегда посмотрел на одном дыхании все видео. Как всегда прекрасная работа!!! Поражаюсь Вашей разнообразной работой!!! Удачи Вам Скотт!!!
Thanks for these last two videos Scott! I never realized we could make our own waxed canvas for bags and anything else we want. I look forward to trying this technique out! 😎😎😎
Nicely done! The possibilities are endless with that process. I've heard of similar process where you keep the canvas warm (Like a big "hot-plate" for cooking food) and spread the wax on, like a bar of soap. Keep up the good work! Derek
Thanks Derek! Totally agree, some sort of hot plate and heated squeeze roller would be great for this. My method is ok for these one of type jobs I guess.
It certainly has patina but it purrs when sewing (didn't when I first got it that's for sure). Oh it will make a nice project and I'll get another dung heap to fix up to make up for it :)
Well what do you know. I've been making women's Steel-boned corsetry for the past 25 years and you actually taught me something i didn't know. Nice job mate :D
Never thought I'd be watching a sewing video... LOL... that was awesome... seems like all the cool guys are learning to sew now... even Alec Steele... :-)
I enjoyed this one Scott, thanks for taking the time to go over the particulars for us. Grate timing I know what my family is getting for Christmas this year. Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
@@anandarochisha what! Then they will be putting lace curtains in my shed, my benches will be forever violated with pink paint, pretty mats..... gosh no
Nice bag! I am going to give a whack at making something out of waxed canvas this winter. A shop apron, one of these bags, a tool roll, or maybe a pizza roll!? Will be fun!
I love waxed Canvas, nice job! It must be an American thing, but as far as the sewing machine goes.. it’s only original once. Another cool option may be to buff out the original paint and rust and chrome, guys are doing amazing things with hot rods here like that. Hey it’s your machine, do what you want, just my two cents. Keep up the great work...
Brilliant video Scott - you covered everything well. I have to give this a go. I've been wondering for ages how to make waxed canvas items (and I also have a ratty old sewing machine but it works well). Haven't sewed much since school, but the geometry, measuring and 3D thinking is very similar to wood and metalworking. A workshop apron would be a very cool project. You should sell those shower bags, I reckon you'd get a few buyers! Cheers, Craig
Thanks Craig! Yes has a lot of commonality with other forms of fabrication, but less noise and dust. I'll put them on my web site and see how they go. Cheers and all the best!
It would be possible with the right layout. You can experiment with paper cutouts (Patterns). The notches for me was trial and error. If they are square (all equal sides) the bag should be width/ height equidistant, or close to it.
Thanks Vickie! I'd like to use a brass zipper, but on this design you sew through the zipper area and I have to work out the best way to do that. The nylon zipper is shortish and not under a lot of stress, I think it will be okay, and you can sew through them, even the chunk ones. Cheers!
Cool video. Very helpful! Do you know what the final measurements for the bag were? Im having trouble figuring out how big I should cut the squares. Any approximation would be perfect.
Hi Henri. Check the video at 38 seconds for the basic canvas size and at 6:58 for the corner cut out size. Finished size is approx 250mm long by 110mm x 110mm.
Scott, you should check out the presser feet lots on ebay, there's everything you need for not much money. I got one such lot and I can't tell you how much of a difference it makes when sewing something with the proper accessory. Thanks for the vid once again mate.
Scott, wish I could do projects like that. ( I rent a room ) Hey that bag is Sweet...love the color, size & your logo on the sides! You should consider mass producing them to sell ! As always, great job Scott ! 👍
Scott, you have made some of my favorite things in this TH-cam Universe, and I have stolen more of your pieces than of anyone else. This my friend has to be the best, most versatile most usable theft I will ever make! Thank you so much for sharing! BTW- Soon I will have a channel on the University of TH-cam. You might find some projects there useful for yourself. Being a fair thief, your welcome to anything from my channel as with all watchers.
Nice one Scott. These could be great fashion accessories for Driza-Bone. I'm also wondering if you'll get fancy with the sewing machine repaint!? Could be a very cool project there.
Huge thanks Douglas! Looking to put them on my Web Site later today. Might sell one or two, we'll see but I have to start selling something one day. Cheers
if you have a chunky zip, how long should it be? I just learned to sew and am going to attempt the bags. Very cool by the way. Wondering if I may need to alter the dimensions a bit to fit what I bought. Thanks and I really enjoyed the video.
The zipper should be longer than your canvas. If you note mine in the video is slightly longer than the length of canvas. The reason is so that you don't have to sew through the end stops of the zipper , which is harder. Yes you can shorten the bag to suit
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious So you can cut through one of the metal zippers without damaging it? I was looking to do it kind of heavy duty. Really appreciate the reply! Thanks. Watching more of your vids. :)
@@particlesofenergy need to be careful with metal zappers. Cannot cut through. Have to cut around the teeth. I have used nylon dress zips. They are working great, no problems.
Вощение ткани - зачет, такого еще не видел, тогда уж и ткань молнии нужно пропитать. А отрезы уголков можно использовать для ручки и петель на краю молнии.
Fantastic as usual! You're always going to get into trouble for something on TH-cam mostly from those who don't do. Just a couple of questions: how did you put your logo on the canvas and what sort of thread is needed? Thanks in advance.
Thanks again! For the logo, I just measured down to where I wanted it, folded the canvas and sprayed over the stencil using acrylic paint. Thread. I used a light upholstery thread, really not sure what gauge. definitely heavier than ordinary cotton thread.
Well done Scott, by the way why do you think about make a movie with the restauration of your old pfaff sewing machine? She will appreciate that. Congrats
I had a waxed canvas lunch bag years ago, somewhat similar to this but open topped and it had a strap type latch,it's only drawback was it didn't have a carrying strap, lasted forever, it ended up as a tool bag. Love watching, keep them coming.
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Comments about the body bag at the end are not to be taken seriously folks. My humour can be dry.
I thought for a minute you meant a bivvy sack that you use over a sleeping bag!
Lol. Don’t apologize for good dry humor.
God bless from the USA.
Edit. Prayers out for your countrymen
I was cracking a smile too. Then I read your comment and realize we must both have the same brand of humor.
BTW, if you ever make and sell those bags I'd love to buy one.
😂 don't apologise for a having a sense of humour! Wet, dry let it flow man! 😂
This post apocalyptic look of your sewing machine is stunning ! You should keep it like that :)
Great machine, bought back from the scrap heap.
Dude you made that look way too easy. I need a set of tool bags like this. Video bookmarked 👍
Huge thanks! They are fun to make.
Beauty mate.
My dad was a tailor and use to make mans three piece suits, he still has the old Pfaff sewing machine. In all the time he has had it, it's never failed him ever.
Truly superb machines made to work and last. Thank you!!
Anyone who uses binder clips and a gear driven sewing machine is on the right track as a maker. Well done!
Thank you ! I use what I have, and I hate using pins
That old pfaff looks beautiful. I would not paint over that lovely patina, it is the history of the machine on display.
By far the best dopp kit instructional video yet
Thanks Chris!
Love you work Scott. Id recommend cutting the corner pieces out prior to assembly. This will allow you to assemble it without cutting through your stitch lines. I get that you are sewing over the cut lines in the end, but they will still be prone to unraveling without a back stitch. Keep up the great work, its a joy to watch.
I will definitely try that. Thank you Eric!!
Scott, I think if you made a video showing how to watch paint dry I'd watch and be amazed...
Thank you for showing your many talents!
And I'm extremely grateful for your support and encouragement. Thank you!!
Excellent video tutorial. All the details without the big words. I liked the mention of measuring sticks !! 😂
Thank you!
Awesome!!!! A creative man and he can sew!!!! Lucky lady, Love your videos, Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!
Brilliant! So many possibilities. You are a much better at sewing than I am. Thanks for the great tutorial.
And my sewing is very dusty Bernie :) All the best and thank you!
Well done! Can’t wait to make one
Perfecto! Qué lección de habilidad, tremendamente didáctico, me has dejado sin palabras! No quiero imaginar la cantidad de secretos que voy aprender con tus videos, realmente muy inspiradores y lo mejor, todos estos trabajos son de extrema utilidad. Quiero más!
Un fuerte abrazo !
Me alegra que hayas encontrado útil el video. Gran comentario, realmente lo aprecio. ¡Gracias!
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious excelente!! Es lo andaba buscando! Puede decir que usó para impermeabilizar la tela? Desde ya muchas gracias!!
¡Gracias!
Great one! Just made the box bag - nice and simple thank you!
they really are. I have them every where now. Thanks Richard!
Gota get me a sewing machine !!! Cool project thanks Scott !!
Do it Annie! Trust me, it's addictive.
We’ll done, enjoyed the project
And yet another great project. Always gorgeous and inspiring stuff. Magic! Thank you👌
Thank you!!!
Scott Turner, как всегда посмотрел на одном дыхании все видео. Как всегда прекрасная работа!!! Поражаюсь Вашей разнообразной работой!!! Удачи Вам Скотт!!!
Радостно быть способным творить и творить. Спасибо за ваш комментарий!!
Thanks for these last two videos Scott! I never realized we could make our own waxed canvas for bags and anything else we want. I look forward to trying this technique out! 😎😎😎
Thanks Ernie, Yes it's a handy technique
Nice one 👍 very interesting big thanks 😁
Awesome Mad Max sewing machine..........:)
Yeah, that was a great tutorial. Thanks mate!
Thanks mate. great video and love that old machine
Thank you Ron!
Body Bag . . . perfect
Just checking to see who was listening :)
Nicely done! The possibilities are endless with that process. I've heard of similar process where you keep the canvas warm (Like a big "hot-plate" for cooking food) and spread the wax on, like a bar of soap. Keep up the good work! Derek
Thanks Derek! Totally agree, some sort of hot plate and heated squeeze roller would be great for this. My method is ok for these one of type jobs I guess.
It works quite well.
Well jenni.swiss would say you don't need to hide with your work 👍 very cool canvas bags. Watched it and subed :)
Great - Thank you! I'm a fan Of Lukas Jenni.
Glad to see this vid as I need to make a new waist pouch. Thanks so much again!
My pleasure- Thank you!
As always great work and with a design sense ability....brilliant stuff.....!
Thank you Clive!
I like old and ratty tools lol. Just like me!!! I think of it as character and patina 😊 Great project Scott 👍👍👍👍
It certainly has patina but it purrs when sewing (didn't when I first got it that's for sure). Oh it will make a nice project and I'll get another dung heap to fix up to make up for it :)
4yrs still love to see
So good to hear, thank you!
Well what do you know. I've been making women's Steel-boned corsetry for the past 25 years and you actually taught me something i didn't know. Nice job mate :D
I did! Cool - thank you Isky. I'm 100% sure you could teach me much much more. All the best.
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious if you're ever in Brisbane mate and need any tips! Google 'Isky Corsets'.
I will be down in Brisbane next Feb for a week. I'll let you know, cheers! Great product you make BTW!
very cool little project.. thanks
My pleasure - thank you!
Muito bom !!! É inacreditável !!! O cara é um artista com metal, madeira e ainda confecciona e costura. Maluco você é foda.
Obrigado Marcus. Vou tentar qualquer coisa, desde que o processo me interesse. Cuidar!
Never thought I'd be watching a sewing video... LOL... that was awesome... seems like all the cool guys are learning to sew now... even Alec Steele... :-)
Thank you Macon! Sewing is pretty nifty!
Scott, gracias x compartir. Sigo atento tus videos. Saludos desde Argentina.
Thank you so much!
I would buy one of those. Nice job keep up the great videos
Thanks Chad, I will put a batch on my web site very soon.
Golden hands, man!
Thank you!
I enjoyed this one Scott, thanks for taking the time to go over the particulars for us.
Grate timing I know what my family is getting for Christmas this year.
Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
yes great present idea. Thank you!
Pink ! Paint the Pfaff Pink !
Never! ;)
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Doesn't the Wifey and Daughter at least get a say in it? I say that You should put it to a Vote !
@@anandarochisha what! Then they will be putting lace curtains in my shed, my benches will be forever violated with pink paint, pretty mats..... gosh no
Beautiful idea for the inside of the cases of my bike... 🍻 a whole bunch of abilities you have...
Thank you Fernando!
Great idea Scott! I'm going to have to try this. Also a tool roll. Cheers for another great vid!
I highly recommend it Clarky. Once you make your first tool roll, suddenly you want to make a bag and a cover for everything in sight!
Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous! Makes me wanna get a sowing machine, and start sowing rough materials! It´s a guilthy pleasure... 🤔
Well it's quite addictive! Many thanks Martin!
cool, that's a nice idea again.
Always appreciated Andrew - Thank you!!
I really like your work, you are amazing!! Grettings from Honduras!!
Thank you so much Rene!
Great looking bag! Thanks for sharing the process.
My pleasure Don and thank you!
Nice bag! I am going to give a whack at making something out of waxed canvas this winter. A shop apron, one of these bags, a tool roll, or maybe a pizza roll!? Will be fun!
Great video, fabulous instructions. Looks so simple! : ) Thank you for sharing. : )
My pleasures always - thanks!
Awesome project, makes me want to buy a sewing machine!!
Highly recommend it - I've got the sewing bug bad. Thanks Lindsay!
Nice bag.
Have a look at a leather bleed knot for your zipper pull. Love your work mate
I will. I actually tried to poke the loop through the zipper, but darn it the zipper pull hole was too small.
haaaaaaaaaa! ..... here are the explanations of the previous video ........ thank you!
thumb blue
really appreciated - Thank you!
I love waxed Canvas, nice job! It must be an American thing, but as far as the sewing machine goes.. it’s only original once. Another cool option may be to buff out the original paint and rust and chrome, guys are doing amazing things with hot rods here like that. Hey it’s your machine, do what you want, just my two cents. Keep up the great work...
Many thanks David. Well every time I looked at the machine I thought I need to freshen it up so I'll go with the gut feeling. Cheers!
Perfect! 🙏 Thank You!
Brilliant video Scott - you covered everything well. I have to give this a go. I've been wondering for ages how to make waxed canvas items (and I also have a ratty old sewing machine but it works well). Haven't sewed much since school, but the geometry, measuring and 3D thinking is very similar to wood and metalworking. A workshop apron would be a very cool project. You should sell those shower bags, I reckon you'd get a few buyers! Cheers, Craig
Thanks Craig! Yes has a lot of commonality with other forms of fabrication, but less noise and dust. I'll put them on my web site and see how they go. Cheers and all the best!
If you want the zipper off Center is that possible?
Also how do you work out how big the notches should be?
It would be possible with the right layout. You can experiment with paper cutouts (Patterns). The notches for me was trial and error. If they are square (all equal sides) the bag should be width/ height equidistant, or close to it.
Really informative, and they look so cool too. Cheers Scott.
Really appreciated Richard! Thank you!
Great video thank you Blessings
Wouhaa le mec il sait tout faire , bravo tu as des mains en or 😉👌👍
Merci! Eh bien, je m'essaie à n'importe quoi. J'apprends comme je vais.
Merci de faire l'effort de répondre en français ,j'apprécie beaucoup la personne que vous êtes merci
I kinda like the original patina on your Pfaff.
I know, it still has all the scars and nicks from 62 years of humble service. Says a lot for the old technology I'd say.
Inbound, great content as always!
Nice! thanks for doing a follow up/instructional. :)
My pleasure Brian. Thanks for watching!
Nice job on the bag! I love it! I think I would have used a brass zipper though... nylon zips are notoriously bad about pulling apart after a while!
Thanks Vickie! I'd like to use a brass zipper, but on this design you sew through the zipper area and I have to work out the best way to do that. The nylon zipper is shortish and not under a lot of stress, I think it will be okay, and you can sew through them, even the chunk ones. Cheers!
Still it was awesome work you did. That’s the second time I’ve seen a Pfaff machine being a workhorse...I might just have to get myself one of those.
Looks good
Thanks Trevor!
New subscriber! Thanks for the video!
Thanks Tyler!
Cool video. Very helpful! Do you know what the final measurements for the bag were? Im having trouble figuring out how big I should cut the squares. Any approximation would be perfect.
Hi Henri. Check the video at 38 seconds for the basic canvas size and at 6:58 for the corner cut out size. Finished size is approx 250mm long by 110mm x 110mm.
Thanks for the reply Scott! That saves me a lot of time.
Scott, you should check out the presser feet lots on ebay, there's everything you need for not much money. I got one such lot and I can't tell you how much of a difference it makes when sewing something with the proper accessory. Thanks for the vid once again mate.
Thanks for the tip. I just bought a batch of new presser feet. Will see how they go. Cheers!
Great video, so will the wax come off when the weather is warm?
Thank you! I live in the tropics and the wax is doing fine so far.
Nice job
Thanks
Thanks Michael!
Scott, wish I could do projects like that. ( I rent a room ) Hey that bag is Sweet...love the color, size & your logo on the sides! You should consider mass producing them to sell ! As always, great job Scott ! 👍
Thank you Dano! I don't know about mass production but I'll make a few and put them on my web site and see what happens. All the best.
Thanks for sharing mate :-)
Cheers Stuz32
Very Nice, now I want to make some for my Victorian fantasy novels.
Thanks you! Yes do!
Very cool!
Thanks!
Good job!🇧🇷
Thank you Elaine!
Scott, you have made some of my favorite things in this TH-cam Universe, and I have stolen more of your pieces than of anyone else. This my friend has to be the best, most versatile most usable theft I will ever make! Thank you so much for sharing!
BTW- Soon I will have a channel on the University of TH-cam. You might find some projects there useful for yourself. Being a fair thief, your welcome to anything from my channel as with all watchers.
Let me know when you are up and running so I can get even - Cheers Brady
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious for sure Scott, the least I could do.
Thanks. I have been making bags to carry ammunition to the range in. I think the waterproof body bag would be a big hit
@@panioloprep8126 haha, will get some interesting looks
Thanks for the breakdown of the construction Scott. Hope I don't need to make a body bag :o)
Thanks Colin! Yes me too ;)
The language makes me miss a lot of the details! no material resists you 👏👏 Gracias desde Argentina
Hopefully the images still help. Thank you Pablo!
Great video! I’m a new subscriber now!
Awesome! Thank you Shane!
Nice one Scott. These could be great fashion accessories for Driza-Bone. I'm also wondering if you'll get fancy with the sewing machine repaint!? Could be a very cool project there.
Thanks Anthony! Not sure yet regarding the repaint. I'll wake up one morning and I'll know. Really great old machine.
Well done should start a production line mate Iam shore they would sell.
Huge thanks Douglas! Looking to put them on my Web Site later today. Might sell one or two, we'll see but I have to start selling something one day. Cheers
Very nice
Thanks again!
so cool
Thanks Joe!
Very nice. I’m not an anxious person, but there is something about sewing that gives me anxiety!
Needles! Thanks
if you have a chunky zip, how long should it be? I just learned to sew and am going to attempt the bags. Very cool by the way. Wondering if I may need to alter the dimensions a bit to fit what I bought. Thanks and I really enjoyed the video.
The zipper should be longer than your canvas. If you note mine in the video is slightly longer than the length of canvas. The reason is so that you don't have to sew through the end stops of the zipper , which is harder. Yes you can shorten the bag to suit
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious So you can cut through one of the metal zippers without damaging it? I was looking to do it kind of heavy duty. Really appreciate the reply! Thanks. Watching more of your vids. :)
@@particlesofenergy need to be careful with metal zappers. Cannot cut through. Have to cut around the teeth. I have used nylon dress zips. They are working great, no problems.
Bravooo 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Nice!
Thank you John!
You should start a second channel "Adventures sewing with Scott." Next up Lederhosen!
I'll stick to the simple stuff :)
Вощение ткани - зачет, такого еще не видел, тогда уж и ткань молнии нужно пропитать. А отрезы уголков можно использовать для ручки и петель на краю молнии.
Хорошие идеи, спасибо.
Fantastic as usual! You're always going to get into trouble for something on TH-cam mostly from those who don't do. Just a couple of questions: how did you put your logo on the canvas and what sort of thread is needed? Thanks in advance.
Thanks again! For the logo, I just measured down to where I wanted it, folded the canvas and sprayed over the stencil using acrylic paint. Thread. I used a light upholstery thread, really not sure what gauge. definitely heavier than ordinary cotton thread.
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious thanks very much for your help.
Well done Scott, by the way why do you think about make a movie with the restauration of your old pfaff sewing machine? She will appreciate that. Congrats
I will video the work - Thank you!!
Hi, Fantastic video!! what type of spay did you use for the stencil? was is fabric specific or just regular spray paint? thanks
Thanks! I used Black Black Acrylic, regular paint.
love it!
Thanks!
New subscriber! Where did you get those massive scissors? I must know where to look! Thanks!
Thank you John! I bought those second hand :)
How about a bag liner? Demo that? Thx
There ya go!
You finally DiResta'd the dang thing! ;)
Now you need some free range chickens
Good show, thanx
I succumbed to the pressure. Thank you! Chickens - good idea!
Better than the first one, even I can follow those steps 😂😇😂
Thanks Tony! Yes not hard to do.
Nice job, if you are going to do a lot of that sort of thing get yourself a post bed machine
Thank you! Always on the look out.
Scott leave that sewing machine alone!😂👍
It's safe for the moment but in a week or two I'm getting out the sand paper :)
I had a waxed canvas lunch bag years ago, somewhat similar to this but open topped and it had a strap type latch,it's only drawback was it didn't
have a carrying strap, lasted forever, it ended up as a tool bag.
Love watching, keep them coming.
Thanks Scott. Yes it's a pretty cool product and will last ages.