I realized an old video… But I would try defatting it. I would dehydrated in alcohol, put it in a 50-50 mixture of water to denatured alcohol. Then after two or three days, move that over to pure alcohol and then after two or three days of that, move over to acetone, then change the acetone a few days later allowed to sit for another few days, at that point you can let it dry and it should have almost no fat left in it.

When you said plastic I know it was going to break the first use. I'll rather use the metal blades lol 😅

I got to say wearing that holster would be even more dangerous than wiping your butt with a broken coke bottle.

I also would skip the Tan-Cote. I think you would prefer the leather surface to be open and breath more. That is the huge advantage to Veg tanned insoles.

I have seen 3/4 insoles with the arch cookie (half moon) piece on the bottom. That way the top surface is smooth to your foot. Great Video, thanks for sharing, I've been meaning to build some for a year and I think today is the day.

I had that. It shattered left and right. I got them at Amazon. I bought a new version from HD. The blade lasts longer.

Yea just bought one, probably going to have to just take it back after watching this not worth the investment

Nice work bro

This helps a lot

Thank you for showing yourself soldering the wires together

Hola tengo una pregunta cómo reparar la parte de los juguetes giratorio y la musica en ese mismo modelo

No worth it,I just used it and the blades broke very easily

Animo y un chido DIA se un buen ser humano se feliz

Thank you, my father had a problem with switch but now know what was the problem ❤

Do you use SQ (thin) or MQ (medium) CA glue?

Way too fast!

Great pouch and great video bro!!!Thank you GOD bless🙏🏽

Yep,yes,and gotta try it.

Nice nails.

crappy design

Where do I find the pattern instructions

Great video. Curious about what is in the little tub, is that glue?

What would you say is the total investment in hours and meterials?

Thanks for vid

Was that tattoo on your hand something else? Me inside these four walls perhaps?

Thanks!

This is awesome! I would like to make one myself. Where can I get the some of the materials and tools you had in the video?

Thank you for the video mine did the same thing so it's a common thing

I can't be the only person that can't watch this type of videos with no spoken words. youtube please stop suggesting this type of lazy content.

Finally, somebody making something out of wood without a banjo in the background thank you nice work by the way

Wenn ich deine ekelhaften Fingernägel sehe,würde ich am liebsten darüber kotzen. - Murksbeidel-

Thank you !

Easy, quick, useful!

Thank you very much. Exactly what I was looking for! (couldnt switch off the engine any more....)

Did you use the capacitor?

Can anyone recommend a Hollow Hole punch that doesn't leave a burr on the exit side of MYLAR? Plus what base could you recommend to help stop the burring. I would be really grateful of any advice. Thanks for sharing the video 👍😷👍

Omg worthless video, just need to replace the blades

Why o why do you put that stupid noise or so called music on with video?

How can I open the other model

Theyre good but you using them wrong thats why they dont last for most people

if you don't have any bailing wire, cut up a wire hanger into three pieces, loop an end so they fit into the attachment.

Thanks 😊

what thickness is the leather you used?

Leather worker here. I just made insoles for my boots from some really thick leather I have had for 20 years and I really like the feel in my boots. I used leather for the breathability and feel. I also know once they are used up they will biodegrade. I actually like the smooth feel of the non grain side on my feet, it makes the boots easer to get on and off. I also am not use to gel insoles so going to the leather was more pleasant to me.

Great video. Do you think it would be possible to mount a Kydex holster I have already to a rigid sheet of leather like that for added comfort against the body or do you think it's not worth the effort? I'm trying to make this $20 holster as nice and comparable as possible to a $75+ holster with DIY mods and so far I'd say it's rivaling $50-$60 mark. This is all it needs, lol.

As in another video the start switch gets full of sawdust?! and either stops working or burns out, I find it crazy that they don't make a sealed switch.

Um, my understanding is, since it is not a hardened blade but made of annealed steel, is to bevel the blade at a 45º angle with a mill file (as a file will not work on hardened steel - which is also a quick way of testing to see what kind of treatment you've got on a blade, plane iron, chisel, etc.), de-bur the back with light file pressure and then use a honing steel like you would for a card scraper and create a light bur towards the back (away from the bevel) of the blade. To use, insert the blade with the bevel facing in on the clamping side until it touches the bench then clamp it in. The scraper's shavings are adjusted with the screw adjuster on the other side which is the side that faces away from the cut when scraping. (Just like when using a card scraper, the convex bow is always facing in the direction of the cut - not away. (Using the belt sander is a great idea, but when using a magnet to flatten either the front or back, be sure to always use one like you did. [A welder's magnet I believe] which is strong enough. Otherwise it could suddenly become a very dangerous and sharp projectile in the shop. A shop vacuuming before using it for flattening any metal would be a really, really good idea. Even if you have fire insurance.) My number 80 is of a similar vintage but was in better shape when I got it so I feel no need to do a complete restoration on it. However, Your's looks very nice. Too bad it is a very poorly understood tool which is a shame, as there are things it does better than a card scraper, especially when it comes to larger surfaces; knots and/or wild grain, etc. I hope you've enjoyed it in the interim since you posted this.

Two beers in - love it!! Thanks for the video, had the exact same problem, appreciate you taking the time to make this!

Dude! I am super impressed!! I am totally making this. You rock!!