Thank you Arthur to teach so well and being so natural as if we were sat down in front of you, learnning, chatting. Its nice to hear you saying that nearly everyting is lovely. Its a pleasure to be with so positive person. Thank you again.
Great vid. I would wager that you are a excellent teacher you have given a great unscripted and unedited bit. As always enjoyable and educational thanks
Thanks Harry for all your shows. Been collecting leather working tools all last winter and just started doing a couple projects. Mistakes every step of the way. Costly in time and materials. I call that tuition. One must pay tuition. That is a very interesting heater. What fuel would I use to avoid collecting soot on the tool? Alcohol? Have no internet access in the winter but watch as many of your shows that I can. Thanks again.
Richard Knight Hi Richard..yes alcohol will be good for that....it's difficult with learning but as you say just accept it costs....I have found the same!
Hello! Are you a left-hander Harry? What do you use for skiving? I have the Tandy safety skiver but it's a real hassle to use as it is built for right-handers only.
Corvus The Dark Hi A French Skiving knife with a curved front edge and sharpened on a monocrystaline diamond 600 then 1200 grit and then stropped on leather is perfect for left or right handed use.
Harry Rogers Thank you for the prompt reply and information Harry! I shall check out your suggestion! Keep up the great work - it's a very informative channel. Cheers, Dave.
Thank you Arthur to teach so well and being so natural as if we were sat down in front of you, learnning, chatting.
Its nice to hear you saying that nearly everyting is lovely. Its a pleasure to be with so positive person.
Thank you again.
Great vid. I would wager that you are a excellent teacher you have given a great unscripted and unedited bit. As always enjoyable and educational thanks
Thanks
Thanks Harry. I look forward to your heater restoration project and seeing it in action and the results 🤞
These are good videos because it's like we just happened to walk into your workshop as you are doing each step.
baconsoda Thanks Brendan...it's interesting as a different approach...you sum it up beautifully.
Thanks Harry for all your shows. Been collecting leather working tools all last winter and just started doing a couple projects. Mistakes every step of the way. Costly in time and materials. I call that tuition. One must pay tuition. That is a very interesting heater. What fuel would I use to avoid collecting soot on the tool? Alcohol? Have no internet access in the winter but watch as many of your shows that I can. Thanks again.
Richard Knight Hi Richard..yes alcohol will be good for that....it's difficult with learning but as you say just accept it costs....I have found the same!
Yes, please do a video on refurbishing the saddler's crease heater!
Also the heater you came across does the top have 2 uses 1 to cover the wick and 2 it doubles as the stand for the crease r .not sure just a thought
Very cool heater a Harry a real fined. Happy trails
Mike Boone Thanks Mike.
I can see and hear you perfectly fine.
I like the live shows
Hello! Are you a left-hander Harry? What do you use for skiving? I have the Tandy safety skiver but it's a real hassle to use as it is built for right-handers only.
Corvus The Dark Hi A French Skiving knife with a curved front edge and sharpened on a monocrystaline diamond 600 then 1200 grit and then stropped on leather is perfect for left or right handed use.
Harry Rogers Thank you for the prompt reply and information Harry! I shall check out your suggestion! Keep up the great work - it's a very informative channel. Cheers, Dave.
please what is the name of the cutting tools you are using
Most of my tools are made by Dixon, now closed. Osborne are another good maker for belt cutters and Barnsley for Head Knives etc
You could do live subscription only lessons??
ningis21 Interesting thought...Thanks.
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