2021 Shop Tour | Welcome to Odin Leather Goods!

[@Bartowham1]

I'm green with envy. Beautiful shop

[@stevekillgore9272]

New sub ! Just visited the shop in Old Town Lewisville, a great treat for my wife and very informative - thanks so muchto Odin.

[@patteronaleather]

Very nice and well organised workshop.

[@gavingoff1446]

What a great video. Very well spoken.

[@klink708]

Next belt I will be a Odin. Also I love to support American businesses!!!

[@_BigLife_]

Very nice. Leather shop goals. When I'm back home in DFW I will have to stop in the store

[@Rabid_Rat431]

Awesome shop sir! I am so jealous of your toys!

[@skyt54]

Nice video. I really like your roll around tool holder.

[@JWheeler331]

Excellent space.

[@claycooper5260]

....such great info...thanks Odin

[@kingsolomon8946]

Damn you have a ton of cool tools !!!

[@joycedollar1198]

Excellent tour. Thank you

[@Oliveirafarmer]

Love your shop buddy, Cheers from Venezuela. 🤓👍🏻👏🏻

[@Jake_Blackwater_Industrial]

Great tour and great video.

[@raulcabrerah]

Speechless. Magnificent workshop. unattainable for me.

[@michaelgregory7704]

I appreciate your open and honest approach in the sharing of your business. is very refreshing and informative.

[@alca107]

Thank you for sharing! Love the leatherwork shop. Best wishes!

[@mvblitzyo]

What a beautiful shop tour thanks for sharing Joe the tree guy.

[@bluejeans8001]

Thanks a bunch for sharing your hard earned experience/lessons.

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

My pleasure!

[@andimh7746]

Very nice setup and tour. Thank you. The rolling tool rack reminds me of the setup Adam Savage has. His KZbin I a great place to nerd out on storage and setup.

[@Ray.J]

What a great tour of a great company. And the fact that so many links are provided is a step above. Thanks!

[@lyeterian]

Amazing workshop. I look forward to working with ya'll

[@MandrilSolo]

Thank you for your time to explain things Odin . God bless and gives you prosperity. 🙏🏽

[@randyfernando4442]

You’re work shop is one of the most high end I’ve seen! Very neat ! 👍🏻🙌🏼

[@kylejewell5598]

very awesome and inspiring! Thank you for taking us through it all. Blessings!

[@leapyearchild7251]

Great video. Organized and tidy shop. Now I need to order a product or two. Love the items.

[@raulcabrerah]

Sin palabras. Magnifico taller. Inalcansable para mi.

[@mvblitzyo]

Watching your video, love by the way. You spoke about the different types of plastic, table tops. “ Attack plastics “ is located in the Fort Worth Texas area. For yourself and viewers he’s been in the plastic business for over 10 years. Small Texas family owned n operated Joe from California.

[@praga20m]

Organized and clean shop. Love it.

[@Ando_leathercraft]

Loved the tour pal! Awesome shop! Thanks!

[@seandepoppe6716]

Looks great! Nice set up👍😎👍 Love my pallet rack shelving! It has opened up so much more space for me and others in my very very small work area I share in the family garage. Thanks for sharing your space

[@agoodun]

Dang. Real man shop

[@nicholaspence7741]

Thank you for sharing!

[@christianmatchett1442]

Been excited for the Odin shop tour for a while!

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

Took us a bit longer than expected, but we still got it done.

[@snoopu2601]

Mon love how your shop is well organized. Just checking how people have there different shops set up. I'm a maker and my stuff is everywhere I try to have some sort of organization.

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

Thanks bud! I also love seeing how others have their work shops organized. I always learn a ton by seeing how other setup their workflows.

[@chrisparsley511]

Congrats, and Thank You for the Shop Tour...

[@406Montana]

Thanks for the tour....it's good to see you again pal.

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

Thanks for checking it out.

[@brockisoverrated]

Excellent video man.

[@joshspeer2273]

So much great information in this video. I've saved it to my leather playlist to find quickly!

[@TexHoss1]

I really like that TEXAS Flag on the wall. Prettiest Flag of all the states. Great job on the tour of your shop young man. People really don't realize what tools are very useful to have in a shop to speed up the work. And people also don't realize what goes into leather work to make the goods they buy. It is sure not as simple as most think. Keep up the good work.

[@christinecostley4375]

You are amazing! and so organized. Love it!

[@dianatovar3098]

Awesome very detailed I also like the work you do and very clean

[@pedrogabrielgonzalezarguel9697]

Congratulations

[@brettbuck2406]

Enjoy your walk-through in detail description of your shop good job man looks cool. I do have a suggestion to get rid of your thicker leather up top above your clicker press. Instead of making belts start making tote bags and use that sticker Leather for the tote bag straps and handles. I just subscribed to your channel

[@toddkamuf6814]

Just purchased myself the same burnished last week

[@AddLoveTM126]

Very Thorough, Neat, well Organized & Efficient Shop!👏🏽👏🏽I Am now even more inspired to work, creating Leather Bags, in Mine!💪🏼🥰Thanks A Million & Perpetual Success!!❤👑

[@tsttstst]

Beautiful shop, very well done.

[@gdaredk]

Great video, great shop space, fantastic attitude, you are an inspiration. When can we see a tour of your retail space?

[@lardness1]

great video, its apparent that this man takes great pride in his work, his workshop and his tools,his knowledge of all the tools is impressive, i just wish i was closer to tx to go and see the store ,what a great series of videos, love his no-nonsense approach and also that he gives a shoutout to his vendors too. kudos

[@greyviking2412]

That was fun, thank you for the behind the scene view.

[@WaldoG]

I just came across your channel tonight, and love your work! In case you didn’t know, HDPE is recyclable #2, what most milk jugs are made of. While that’s awesome enough in it’s own right, it can be melted at “home oven/shop” temps without off-gassing harmful chemicals! If you were to get creative, you could resurface your work surfaces at nearly zero cost! (Assuming your time is worth nothing, which is of course not true…) Whilst your work tables don’t make much sense, HDPE is great for mallets, cutting boards, and say, the surface your clicker press!

[@markolson7877]

This video tour is fantastic. It is very obvious you know your machines and are very comfortable with descriptions and explanations. Thank you!!!

[@ranchgaldesigns5013]

Love that A-frame tool rack!

[@ericgreen9087]

Thanks for the shop tour. Very informative.

[@joekeffer3520]

Great Shop and great video tour! Thank you.

[@jrcirclehleather5265]

Thanks for the tour! In the middle of transitioning our shop from Alaska to Missouri and it is nice to see other ideas about shop tools and placement. Thanks again

[@mjhoenig3604]

It was great to see your tools of the trade. Love your organization and the thought put into the flow of production.

[@nickjacobsen8733]

Huge fan!!! You’ve inspired a buddy and I to start a leather goods company. Glad to have men like you so open and honest about the craft. Would love to meet you in July when I’m in Dallas. Blessings

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

Definitely give me a shout man!

[@jayjohnson1440]

What an awesome Video. So many details. New to the Craft and I'm inspired by your shop!

[@yeawelluno82]

Hi, I'm starting off very small doing everything by hand but have built up a small clientel already. Eventually I would like to quit my day job and do this full time as I found I love doing this work. Can you do a video on any tips you have for someone in my position? Right now I work in a 700sq ft apartment with a work table, arbor press and dremel, how do I get a boss workshop like yours? 👍

[@stevemalone2010]

very informative for me as a hobby crafter. Thanks

[@thedaydreambrand]

Great shop and organization! So many cobras and he's talking about them like it's just normal lol

[@dmack1827]

Very cool shop!

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

Thank you!

[@josephbrendanfeliciano6331]

Hello sir I'm so inspired by that huge and many machine you have also all materials to tools and etc. You are so blessed how i wish I had too like you. Sir i am also a leather craft since 2021 i started. But in basic only until i know skills lil bit then i but tools every time i have income and invest order from my friends and relatives i buy tools important material leathers.. and you know what i also brought skills only here in youtube amaze what all leather crafting that's why i try in basic and know im so happy i have my own name now " boy balat otep" in english " leather man otep" here in my Dagupan centro, tabuk city, Kalinga Philippines 🇵🇭 Thank you sir if you are interested read also my shared testimony also that i am proud i am one of leather craft! Godbless you sir pray for me also that my little business will be like you!! ❤🤙🙏

[@vvoodoocrafts8511]

Thanks for sharing

[@mikeboone4425]

Thanks for taking us along on the tour, now all of us hobbits leather guys and gals know exactly what we will have in heaven . Happy trails

[@OdinLeatherGoods]

You’re too kind.

[@YoutubeCensorsYou]

This was a great video! Thank you for making it! Some of the tools/machines you showed I've never seen before!

[@ZAaron-wq5jd]

This was very thorough and inspiring. Keep up the great work!

[@joeljimenez8560]

Great video. Thank you for the tips and content.

[@markdmaker3173]

Great shop tour, new subscriber

[@blueridgeleather4112]

great shop tour. Could you tell me where you order heat stamps ect for your heat stamping machine the smaller one.

[@pedrogabrielgonzalezarguel9697]

Very well explain thank

[@Владимир737]

Очень круто все организованно !👍

[@Dahna_]

I want to sew the bottom on stiff leather bags last . Is the only way to do that with a post bed or have you ever done that with a cylinder arm? and is that 8810 powerful enough for most of the leathers you use?

[@Retired-nohurry]

Great video

[@anticlimaddox]

Thanks for the this - always nice to see the thought that goes into someone else's shop - 'preciate you sharing. I had two questions. Did you ever consider a Novolene surface for your workbenches? (the same dark red surface the mighty wonder punches on). Also where do you source your 92 and 138 thread? Thanks man.

[@dannyandursulaanders9484]

Where do you get your different size and kind of leathers? Any suggestions for bulk and price?

[@ellebellebehring5329]

Hello! If you could only have a clicker due or industrial laser for cutting, which would you choose?

[@australianredochreleather1157]

That's a LOT of machines! I'm still hand stitching :( ...one day......

[@rafabatrez9863]

Nice video! What do you do with all leather Scraps? I’m starting to Overflow

[@thehumbleone6606]

Great post! For a shop like yours, you probably generate lots of reusable leather scraps I'm starting out in leathercraft, and was hoping you talk a little bit about your scrap, ( by the die storage) Do you sell them? I'm really trying my hands on the trade, and interested in some scraps

[@brianhostak3961]

Great tour !! Are you finding leather hard to get ?

[@filcordo]

Hi , je découvre la chaîne et ce que je vois me plaît bien !! je suis moi même artisans cordonnier/sellier en France dans un petit village , mais comme vous c'est dans mon atelier qu'il me semble m'épanouir le mieux !! de plus même si la traduction google n'est pas la meilleure au moins je peux suivre ce que vous dotes !!! merci pour ce moment fort agréable force et respect

[@jeffreyjoseph1477]

The Weaver 4 ton clicker, what types of dies do you use most with that machine?

[@damasydia]

Awesome, thanks for the tour, they don’t seem to be as popular in leather communities vs woodworking

[@hugomillere4315]

And how is it going 4 years later???? Wish it was me in that workshop... ;-)

[@toddkamuf6814]

Where do you get your dies from?

[@danielsullivan5844]

Niice work, great videos. Do you sell the acrylic patterns you make? I would like to make asmall purse for my daughter's. Bday. Smal

[@blueshirtmonday]

We need an update!

[@akhosha2]

Your audio is always low. Crank it up. Love your content 🙂

[@mrniceshoes2118]

@20:00 he’s shows the anvil in about year that thing almost doubled in price

[@taylormedia1000]

Very impressive, BUT the most important part of your shop are two things that are of equal value: Employees and Safety. You need those two things to be in business.