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How much for something like that?

How do I get these designs, sir? Please reply  

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Great work

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Hello sir how can I purchased these types of leathers product when i belongs to India

Acabo de recibir productos de owden y realmente son de alta calidad. Muy contento con esta compra!!!!

Exactly the lesson I was looking for, actually. I haven't done any leather work in years, but, since we have the internet now, I decided to learn how to do things the "right way." So, after I saw a video of some guy hand stitching at incredible speed, I thought I would give that way a try. My hands went into cramps by the fifth stitch. The result was terrible, but I did remember having the same problem before. The first inch and a half of stitch was nice, then it lost all consistency on both sides. My old method, I was punching all of my holes against a board with an awl and then struggling to get the needle through and cutting my thread. The new method involved holding the awl in one hand and punching each hole as I went without any glue. Now that I've seen your video, I remember why I was doing it the way that I was. Most of my work in three layers of 8lb veg tanned. Although it might be possible to get oil tanned bridal leather to stop stretching as you stitch, veg tanned isn't going to do that. Fortunately, I decided to make sheaths for my tools as my first new project. So, as the cramps in my hands go away, I might get more consistent before I go back to my old habits. This will give me a nice way of looking at the difference as well as he durability. The "traditional" harness stitch" method might get the job done a lot faster, but, I think I'm going to switch to a round awl. (For one, not cutting the leather with a diamond, allows a few drops of water and small wooden mallet to close the holes to a perfect fit. Veg tanned can be brilliant in that way.)

great video, no frills, easy to understand, step by step manufacturing. by the way, I took a lot of useful and new things for myself. Like and inspiration to the author 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻

When drafting the pattern for curved edges, especially at the gussets of the bag you designed in this video, how would you calculate the amount of leather you’ll need? Is it good enough to round off the dimensions to the nearest decimal point or is there something I’m missing? I usually design my patterns with Illustrator

How do I get a white backdrop

beautiful job!

Thank you

How thick is the Himalayan crocodile leather??

How do you know if it’s genuine and not print

hi, great video, may i know what electric edge creaser do you use ?

Do you do deployment buckles?

That was awesome

Extremely helpful. Thank you!

Thanks so much for this. I found it so helpful

Beautiful work ang great video. Thanks

Awesome video ❤

you didn't show us how to make the glue type, you only did two types

I so appreciate this...just one quick question, would stitching be any different, if we use reverse pricking iron on the other side so the slanted piercing on both sides of the leather be fully aligned, or it doesn't matter when the slanted pricks cross each other like what you showed? I have both obverse and reverse pricking irons...

Great stuff. Can you show a video on how to make a replacement strap for a wristlet?

There are often more kinds of leather in shoes than in bags or small goods, but several of the kinds you show often come from different parts of the same kind of tanned hide. For example, midsoles and heel lifts often come from the same hides. Stiffeners may also come from the bellies or other thinner parts of those same hides, or from upper leather hides. Makers will also choose which parts of hides from which to cut different upper pieces very carefully, considering not just thickness and blemishes but also grain direction and orientation of the pieces, so they stretch in the right directions. With such large pieces to cut, and two at a time, using whole hides becomes more important, even when using precut components like the "bottom stuff" you demonstrated.

Gracias por la explicación.👏👍

The tip on using the eraser on the over-painted edge will be a game changer for me. I have been struggling with this. Thanks for the video!

Beautiful

What mm pigskin leather to line a wallet?

I want one so bad but they are just so expensive.... One day i will get one and lie to everyone how much i really paid🤣

Great info! But being new, I have punturer the thread and didn't know until pulling the threads. Now what to do! This part of correction step is missing, for us idiots who are new.

So in fact the stitching is the same .

Great info, great video !! Thank you for sharing.

Dont buy from Owden. Poor quality and you cannot return the product because they never answer your mail or provide you with a return address.

Hi, would like to ask, im planning on customing an exotic bifold wallet, but my options are either getting ostrich leg leather bi fold or lizard leather bi fold. Would like to ask for ur opinion. 1. Which will last longer? 2. Which is more durable? 3. Which need to be less taken care off? Thank you, you make awesome videos🙏🏻

Beautiful

Thank you so much🙏🙏

But a long not so thick

I need one my friend

I'm having trouble. I've made a pattern, but how do I make it a life-sized scale? My pattern is either too large or too small.

this is beautiful and you make it look so simple. just a question, but how long is your handle? and could you make the handle longer? i want to add rolled handles to a tote i am making for my wife, so this will be perfect. thank you for sharing

Thank you kindly, now I understand that it is not possible to do it myself because you have to have tools and a special tool stitch marking for the watch bracelet !!!

Lovely work. You are a master craftsman. Slightly off topic may I ask what type of leather is your other watch strap made from. I like the way it catches the light.

Great video as always! BTW how did you align the stiching holes in outer and inner panels? Also, what about the size difference between outer and inner panels? Thanks in advance!

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How does that curved knife perform skiving longer stretches of leather?

Hi ive got a question For step 3 you say that we can dry burnish the edge if we dont have a heating tool, how long would I have to burnish it? Apologies if this is a dumb question, I've not worked with leather before and I am trying to make a single leather piece for a costume

most of the time, how many times do you paint the edges?