Shift Knob in Leather - Auto Upholstery

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This is another video that shows one way to wrap a 'shift knob' in leather.
It is also a related video to steering-wheels, thus, if interested in learning how to cover the wheels, you should start practicing these procedures to become familiar with the hand sewings.
Keep an eye out on our channel! ...it seems that pretty soon, we will have available the promised courses about 'steering-wheels' and others. As a matter of fact, it has not been an easy task to find pedagogical procedures to make our students learn easily...it has taken some time to develop the methods.
I hope you find this video useful!
Cesar

[@LeyLey41]

Great video..no fake back ground no music no ratchet voice...just clear and concise...simple...thank you

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this craft!

[@sophiabarbosa2163]

Perfect work, wonderful. Congratulations !

[@SwazNasty]

Nice, very straight forward. Now let me just get 50 years of master leather working under my belt and I'll do this real quick brb

[@Del-yv1qy]

I am an upholsterer and I think you did a very good job here,well done.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!

[@markschroter2640]

It is a true joy to watch a craftsman at work. Many thanks for keeping this art alive by sharing your vast knowledge.

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome! ... I feel so glad to know there's still people who really appreciates this old craft!

[@devinpaulsen3658]

This is amazing. I am a beginner learning auto upholstery and this has helped a lot. Never realized how much work goes into the shift knob. Beautiful combination. I was confused at first but the artist came out in the end. Talented!

[@greavous93]

That turned out well. Ive done who knows how many shift knobs and its interesting to watch someone else do one and do it well. I always skive the leather at the bottom so there is no fight getting it all to turn the corner, lay down and stay there while retaining the space for the shift lever. And as you stated in the description, knobs just go along with wheels. Ive only done steering wheels for 6 years and learned some of the methods from watching your work. Thanks for sharing.

[@oscar83271]

Hi, Greavous Skoger, where are you located at?

[@edjfinn]

WOW! Very Nice Job !!! I always thought it a mystery ... as how to sew a leather knob cover!! NOW I KNOW!! Great Job!

[@Cechaflo]

+edjfinn I'm so glad you've found the video useful!

[@alejandrocruz5967]

es usted un maestro y con una tecnica de dioses ...felicidades y siga usted con sus enseñanazas que motivan a intentarlo a nosotros los humanos

[@Cechaflo]

+Alejandro Cruz Muchas gracias por su comentario positivo!

[@deborahduthie4519]

Now I understand why you tied off the thread ends. Obviously not your first rodeo. Well worth watching. Now, I’m going to watch “How to Upolster a Helm Seat”. Great learning experience during Quarantine 2020.

[@aleksandrportnoy1677]

Как всегда! Отлично! Здоровья и успехов! И семье Вашей!

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Aleksandr, I really appreciate your kind comment! Thanks for watching!

[@MxHDXB]

Thia is true craftmanship. You made it look soo easy and simple. Your work is too detailed and to perfection

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@davebond7380]

thanks buddy I'm an upholsterer from Liverpool england

[@Cechaflo]

+dave bond Hi Dave, great to hear you are also an upholsterer! The information I gave you is for USA...I do not know the trade marks in UK, but you could find out...this glue is applied with a brush or spatula...the other day a user commented about Bostik glue...I don't remember. Best Regards, Cesar

[@luisricardojaviernunezzamb8352]

¡¡¡Dios me lo bendiga Don Cechaflo!!!....¡¡¡Gracias por enseñar a toda América Latina!!!...¡¡¡Un abrazo desde Argentina!!!

[@osvaldoanibaljuanin7986]

Muchísimas gracias!! Maestro!!! Buenísimo!! No sabía cómo hacerlo!! Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos!! Abrazo grandote desde Argentina!!

[@clintonlaurens6272]

bravo....you are a true craftsman...thank you for sharing this with me. We often forget the work and skill that goes into these beautifully crafted pieces.. Clinton Laurens South Africa

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks! To learn upholstery we need to invest 90% of common sense and good taste plus 10%of knowledge.

[@hkbsud3431]

beautifully done shift knob

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@overlycreative1]

Beautiful, a deeper appreciation for this kind of application and the labor and skill involved in what is belied in outcome.

[@Cechaflo]

+overlycreative1 Thanks for the positive comment!

[@carlosmf8364]

Felicidades , un orgullo para Mexico y mas que artesano es todo un Artista , maestro!!!!!

[@Невопрос-й6з]

The golden hands! Thank you for video!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks! You are welcome anytime!

[@donross2764]

You, sir, are an artisan...I've learned a great deal from watching your skill. I have two more comments. 1) You have a very sharp scissors. 2) You owe a good meal to whom ever holds that camera for you for over an hour in your videos. :)) Best regards...

[@Cechaflo]

+Don Ross Thanks for kind remarks! ...the cameraman is my son and partner, Alex...this young fellow's been training with the camera for about 6 years...he attends the university and in free times edit and upload the videos.

[@Анна-ъ3я2б]

Здравствуйте, очень нравятся Вашы работы. Есть чему учиться. СПАСИБО.

[@xTheT2]

superb work!! will try it myself tomorrow thanks

[@Cechaflo]

+orel sabran Thanks for finding this video useful!

[@rajansahu789]

very nice I am impressed with u r systematic patients work

[@horaciocastillo1435]

A master piece of art. Congratulations

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@estanislaus.junior2655]

Admiro a aptidão que esse Senhor tem pelo trabalho em que faz. Mui lindo tu trabajo amigo!

[@shahzadwadud6651]

speachless,very good

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@ЭльмираДжумалиева-м3ь]

Буду делать все ваши работы по вашему методу😊👍

[@carlosamadordelgado9039]

Trabajo de calidad y muy bien detallado es un maestro.

[@Cechaflo]

¡Muchas gracias por apreciar estos trabajos!

[@iyagoubareva2747]

thank for such great instructions! exactly what i was looking for! bravo

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video is useful!

[@АндрейКО-ц9ы]

Круто. Работа очень качественная

[@borquein]

my 1999 land rover will look awesome with your help .

[@doctorcero4250]

Beautiful job brother, applause for you (Muy bello trabajo hermano, un aplauso para usted)

[@Cechaflo]

¡Le agradezco su amable comentario! ¡Muchas gracias por ver este video!

[@МимоКрокодил-в9в]

Hands of Master. Perfect!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@user-SkiSAn]

Thanks for answers!!! I look forward to the new video!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching!

[@ericrowe7257]

Any chance of helping us find those neat little pliers you use for handling the fabric and leather with the flat ball end? Thanks for your channel, BTW.

[@Cechaflo]

www.amazon.com/Orthodontic-Position-Appliance-Bending-Instrument/dp/B07CSMFFGV

[@vahidhashemi6342]

hi it was very useful .Thank you for sharing your experiences

[@paullawary6156]

magnificent, bravo, a joy to watch, thanks

[@kennmaxx4202]

Thank you very much for making these video. Your work is amazing! Can you please make a video on the leather honeycomb stitch pattern.

[@Cechaflo]

+Kenn Maxx It's my hobby and I enjoy a lot performing these projects...besides, some upholstery knowledge is spread and shared ! Thanks for watching our videos!

[@fcojaviertorresgomez6138]

mis respetos para esas manos traa trabajadoras exelente trabajo

[@Cechaflo]

+Fco Javier Torres Gomez Gracias, Francisco, por apreciar mi trabajo!

[@OBERDANSILVA]

Parabéns meu amigo , ótimo trabalho, vc merece o título.

[@leucopsis]

Amazing work!!

[@Cechaflo]

+Дмитрий Корнейченко Thank you very much for appreciating this craft!

[@zyxno4614]

sensational! good job! so much passion & dedication

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@royb2251]

Looks great 👍🏻

[@menriquex]

Thank you a lot! this vid helped me to do my shift knob, awesome job and awesome channel!

[@Cechaflo]

Glad to be of help! Thanks for watching the videos!

[@oscar83271]

Hi, do have a picture of your shift knob?

[@pentium777]

Очень помогли ! Все подробно и понятно .

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video is useful for you! You are welcome anytime!

[@miltonlopez3482]

Great video un trabajo de alta calidad un maestro del cuero

[@guilhermebechtinger]

`Very good, thanks for sharing your amazing work!

[@nestorvaldiviezo5295]

excelente trabajo saludos desde piura perú

[@RIOHOTRIO]

Great job Sir. ! ! !

[@norybortsac1005]

Que pilas me llega Dios los bendiga saludos desde Guatemala

[@juvegon154]

es usted un artista

[@Cechaflo]

Muchas gracias por ver los videos!

[@nathanchalecki4842]

very nice video! thanks so much

[@oebnina]

Thanks for the video ..awsome work!

[@Cechaflo]

+Harry Nak Thanks so much for watching these videos!

[@seanhackman9922]

does your machine not have a adjustable stitch length or do you do it one stich at a time to make the stitches a little loose?

[@Cechaflo]

I don't make the stitches a little loose, not at all. What I do is make the needle reach the marked line for each stitch, in this case, one by one. Thanks for watching the video!

[@baldwinotero754]

muy perfecto la mano del hombre supera cualquier maquina es un trabajo de clase , veo que es importantisimo la cordinacion de los patrones, pregunto eso se podra hacer con vinil o imitacion a cuero?

[@Cechaflo]

+Baldwin Otero El forrado en cuero/piel de estas 'manijas/agarraderas' de las palancas de cambios es una 'artesanía' o 'labor manual', al igual que los volantes/timones/guias...es por eso que este trabajo manual es apreciado y bien pagado en muchos lugares. Si se puede hacer en vinil o un material de imitación de cuero...el requisito es que el material sea estirable...de preferencia no usar vinil muy delgado. Gracias por seguirnos en nuestro canal!

[@TBI009]

Hello, watching your work inspired me a lot. I was wondering if you have any solution for old cracked/ scratched and ruptured leather car seats? thanks

[@Cechaflo]

+Toni Bouissa If the problem only comes on top of leather material, then it is possible to restore it by first cleaning the surface then applying new pigment, and conditioning it with special creams to make it softer. Check this link to have an idea: www.leatherhelp.co.nz/diy-leather-restoration.html

[@jimmyespinal6165]

wua...!! que gran maestro excelente trabajo .. me gustaría aprender hacerlo o por lo menos intentarlo

[@Cechaflo]

+Jimmy Espinal Parece difícil, pero no es...un poco de paciencia y sentido común y acción.

[@darioitocci]

¡Excelente!, impresionante trabajo.

[@Cechaflo]

Muchas gracias por apreciar estos trabajos manuales de tapicería de carros.

[@BennybumfIuff]

Impressed with your skills tho

[@petefromhillcountry3268]

What beautiful work. I saw you use a baseball stitch on a steering wheel in another video. Can you do the same in this case or would it be too difficult? Just curious...

[@Cechaflo]

A baseball stitch could be used too to joing the edges. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHzCmop7fdONrtk

[@stellalai7150]

gracias cechaflo por responder. sólo curiosidad .😐

[@tonybro70]

What kind of adhesive are you using? I have only used spray adhesive and I know it would make a mess. Thanks

[@Cechaflo]

If you're in USA, check these links for the 'yellow glue/cement/adhesive'...it comes in cans or bottles, and it could be applied by a brush.angelusdirect.com/products/all-purpose-shoe-cement www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/112032405167 www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-Weldwood-32-fl-oz-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525

[@WildGhorgh]

great job

[@Cechaflo]

+Wild Gorgh Thanks for appreciating my job!

[@MechRider89]

Now I'd like to know what glue you use and how one would go about getting the shift pattern etched into the leather like so many manufacturers do it.

[@Cechaflo]

+MechRider89 It's a 'yellow glue' which comes in cans or bottles...if you're in USA, check: www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525 www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112 I think that before applying one of these products do a test beforehand. The engraved/embossed numbers and letters are done with die pressed onto the leather piece with some heat...I will have a related course in a near future.

[@MechRider89]

I'm in Canada so I'll have to double check I can get it before I buy. Thanks! look forward to seeing more of your work.

[@ricardomartinez-ce1zy]

Amazing work and very educational. thank you so much to you amd your son. I been looking to do this to my project. thanks again and will be looking for more of your videos. one question what type of glue are you using. and thanks in advance. great work.

[@Cechaflo]

+ricardo martinez Thanks for kind remarks! ...I use a 'yellow glue' that comes in cans or bottles...if you are in USA: www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525 www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112 You have to look for something similar in your place...the glue is 'solvent based'...it has 'thinner·

[@amolaher142]

Itna patient hona possible nahin hai

[@diycementprojects1663]

good job . you are genius

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the video!

[@deemarblestone]

Thank you for these generous uploads. I have a couple of questions. What kind of pen are you using? What kind of needle are you using (size, gauge?)? And what kind of string (seems very thick)? I'm entry level and I'm using a standard sewing machine and have been using heavy duty sewing needles, but that seems inappropriate for this kind of work.

[@Cechaflo]

it's a 'silver leather marking pen' ....www.google.com.mx/search?q=silver+leather+marking+pen%27&espv=2&biw=1093&bih=534&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjMysnJ5O7MAhVK8IMKHYPkB1QQ_AUIBigB I have used a 140=22 needle size and a 'number zero' polyester thread size(here in Mexico)...I suppose it corrresponds to 138 size in this chart: www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-138 Thanks for watching the videos!

[@deemarblestone]

THANKS! YOU RULE!

[@andrejulien9430]

Great job Sir.

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your nice comment!

[@user-SkiSAn]

Thank you for the video! I'm learning from you! Please answer 2 questions. 1. What kind of liquid you use to erase the marking lines left gel refill? 2. Once in the video it was about a training book. Is it ready? If so, where I can buy it?

[@Cechaflo]

1. It's a cleaner' the shoemakers use to clean off goo, dirt, etc. 2. The training book I'm preparing is related to steering wheels...it's almost ready...I will announce it on youtube.

[@RPSCustomaccessories]

What size nylon thread are you using and what is the brand. The colors are great and it came out great.

[@Cechaflo]

+RPS Tactical For these patterns is useful to use a 207 polyester thread. www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-207 The combination of leather/thread colours is at our own taste. Related video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKaumIKge5aaqq8 Thanks for watching our videos!

[@darioesquivel611]

excelente trabajo felicidades

[@vag377]

thank you MASTER!!!! Hello from Russia!) tell what number of threads ,brand and where to bu

[@Cechaflo]

Thank you very much for appreciating this art craft! I am located in Mexico and thread sizes are different. I have used upholstery polyester thread number 138 (USA measure) www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138

[@joshpage8464]

What kind sewing machine do you use?? it moves so slow its beautiful. my industrial strait stitch doesn't creep like that.

[@Cechaflo]

For these small projects just moved the 'big pulley' by hand...it is not necessary to turn on the sewing machine. Thanks for watching!

[@automotoresalbertthomas9930]

Cesar, espectacular. Una pregunta: ¿que tipo de hilo se usa y que espesor tiene?

[@Cechaflo]

Es hilo para tapicería de polyester N° zero en Mexico y en USA corresponde al 138 www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138 Hay hilos de mejor calidad como el Tenara que resiste al 100 % los rayos del sol y no se decolora. www.gore.com/products/sewing-thread-for-outdoor-applications

[@automotoresalbertthomas9930]

@@Cechaflo Gracias Cesar, un abrazo de Argentina!

[@HeadlinerMagic]

Nice work.

[@ingyasser]

Excelente trabajo como todos los que hace, esa pluma blanca es especial para eso?

[@Cechaflo]

¡Muchas gracias por ver estos videos! Si, es una pluma color plata, especial para marcar piel o vinil. Los venden en las tiendas para artículos para zapateros y artesanías de cuero. Me parece que en Office Depot, Lumen también lo venden. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Leather-Marking-Pen-Refill-Grey-for-Leather-Cutting-Leathercraft-Marking-AWX-/181573639724

[@sh.osmanov6792]

that's a lot of work. nice job

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the videos!

[@emmmanuel501]

love your chane

[@Cechaflo]

+Emmmanuel Barey Thanks for following us on our channel!

[@HeartOfGermany]

I know, I am a comfortable person. It would be cool, if it was 20 minutes cut and syncronized. But still, you realy do awesome work. You know your stuff. Why did you disable Thumps up/down? Note my comment as thumbs up!

[@Cechaflo]

I agree with you...a too long video could become boring. The 'thumbs up' option is working but it does not appear...it is hidden because of a youtuber who was playing in a bad way with this option. Thanks for watching the video!

[@dewercompany]

It was an original master piece , the only thing i mastered from this video was that its a serious job and difinately not easy if its intended to be that flawless

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the videos!

[@keithcharles3870]

Cechaflo

[@kawboy250F]

what kind of pen are you marking the leather with?!

[@أسامةقاسم-خ8ه]

thanks cesar, you know I covered my Shift knob with black leather by following your video, it looks very beautiful, sure not like yours , because you are a master , I will take its picture, and send it to you, I wonder Do you sell courses or books?. best wishes.

[@Cechaflo]

I'm glad this video was useful. Feel free to send your pictures to this channel. To the moment, I'm not selling courses.

[@Cechaflo]

I have for free two first basic video-courses on steering-weels. More than three hours each one. plus several support videos. If interested: Main Videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXXGeIqkbt6bpqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpSknpSlqph5aMk Support Videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZuwo6aJdpqleNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/e324d6dnnpp-fMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5CQYomlhMl6d7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIqZq4BrjKyhiM0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZrSZp9nn51ji9E

[@أسامةقاسم-خ8ه]

thanks for responding and your time, realy you are a great teacher, talent and spirit ,I watched support videos about steering wheel many times, and Today I watched carefuly "HOW TO LEATHER-COVER A TWO-SPOKE STEERING-WHEEL-1st Video-Course" it takes from me fives hours, I learned a lot, I have a questions, 1- Can I use pointed plastic tool to mark back lines following the relief all around.. 2-Why the leather material band piece is so wise , is there another way to cover with small band? best wishes

[@Cechaflo]

The main idea of these videos is inspire the interested user in order to find his own way of performing an upholstery project. I mean find easier ways, be faster, to get a better outcome, etc. 1. I've not used that tool. It would be interesting if you try out. 2. Unfortunately by using this method some leather material is wasted. That's because of the spoke areas and leather material should be cut wider. The good thing is that after mastering the process it would be really fast to leather-wrap around a steering-wheel. The best method to save leather material is to do it in four sections. I have in mind to prepare some related videos.

[@oscar83271]

Hi, you wouldn't have a picture of the shift knob you covered in black leather?

[@vadimcostetchi4877]

what glue are you using

[@Cechaflo]

It's a yellow glue which comes in cans or bottles,most of the upholsterers, shoemakers, and leather artisans use...it is applied by using a brush or spatula. If you're in USA, check, please: //www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112

[@elitecol69]

It's called Quick Grip

[@roadking813]

As I was watching this I started to wonder what do you use to remove the silver pen marks from the leather ?

[@Cechaflo]

I use a 'cleaner/washer' shoemakers use to remove dirt, goo, glue, etc. when detailing their finished products.This liquid doesn't affect the surface of leather material.

[@Daniel-eb9er]

Respect !

[@jayachandranpadmanabhan6281]

fantastic

[@michealbeers777]

amazing!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching! Happy New Year 2017!

[@michealbeers777]

You too! Seriously, I use to do business in Mexico and have no problem dealing with Mexicans, you people do excellent work! If you have a shop and can take on more work, please post your contact info.

[@kellerrobert80]

Bravo!

[@ruipinamj]

Great jobs 👌 What line type you use in job's?

[@Cechaflo]

For this small project I used polyester thread size N° 138 www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138

[@donaldasayers]

Does a Peugeot 207/Citroen C1/Toyota Aygo really deserve a leather gear knob? Am I really nerdy for knowing what that knob is off?

[@randylahey3988]

207 and C1 have nothing in common, you're talking about the Peugeot 107

[@عليالجزائري-ط6ر]

Watching the section on twice until its end and did not keep it again this one because you are the owner of taste and pleasure

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad you have enjoyed this video!

[@grahambrewer3693]

Impressive video as always...but one question...what size thread are you using here please?? I like the bold look just can't find the right thread.

[@Cechaflo]

I am not sure but I think it is 207 size. Please check this link:www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread

[@grahambrewer3693]

@@Cechaflo Thankyou for such a quick reply.

[@abcbcd8457]

Muito bem trabalhado perfeito

[@Cechaflo]

¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este trabajo!

[@michaelkonig4752]

An sich eine tolle Arbeit, wenn Du nur noch an Deiner Nähmaschine die Fadenspannung (unten und oben) einstellen würdest. Die Naht sieht, bitte verzeih mein Offenheit, bescheiden aus. Aber ansonsten alle Achtung.

[@goose1451]

What marking pen are you using and what chemical are you using to wipe it off the leather?

[@Cechaflo]

I am using a 'silver pen leather marker'. www.amazon.com/Tandy-Leather-Marking-Pen-2097-00/dp/B00QAUYDYI wholesaler.alibaba.com/product-detail/Metal-Silver-Refill-Marker-Pen-Accessory_60741105088.html In regards of the chemical it is a liquid called 'washer' here in Mexico...I do not know the constituents, sorry.

[@goose1451]

Thanks! I have a 4runner that needs the steering wheel and shift knob wrapped. I'm practicing with some vinyl before I invest in real leather.

[@krishna-ri7je]

Only one word 4 u ....superbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching these videos!

[@gouzyworld3337]

very nice work. You use which brand of neoprene, thank you. cordially

[@Cechaflo]

I've used the traditional upholstery yellow glue (brushable)kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWPblpiwmatridU Trade marks are differfent here in Mexico. Thanks for watching the videos!

[@germanayala9111]

Bro, obvio éste jale es en México, lo digo porque a fondo se escucha el afilador de cuchillos. ¿O me equivoco?, ¿en donde están?

[@Cechaflo]

Asi es German, made in Mexico! Muchas gracias por ver los videos!

[@edevarrodriguesmachado3192]

parabéns maravilhoso.