EDC Everyday Carry Tray | Woodworking with the CNC

[@rogdotcom1]

WOW.... beautiful piece of work. love the leather base idea !!!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you!

[@johnnylgulledge6899]

Fantastic bowl making! Good to see you back on the tube!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you sir! I appreciate it and thanks for watching!

[@patcap535]

I’ve always enjoyed your holster making videos and this one as well.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! That's nice to hear. Never know how videos like this will do with my current subscriber base. Thanks for watching and commenting - I really appreciate it!

[@summer6u]

So glad u are back...

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks! I was gone much longer than I realized.

[@cuttingedgewoods]

Such a cool tray. I have a 1F and have done a few trays with the bowl bit but I love how this one angles in on the inside and outside. Can’t wrap my head around the way to do that on the computer though. All of mine so far are just 90° from the surface with the radius in the bottom from the bit. Awesome job!

[@MartyOfAllTrades]

Looks stellar man. . Great job.

[@PracticalRenaissance]

Awesome project! I always loved watching your leatherwork but I'm actually quite a fan of CNC work as well :D Glad you're able to make more time for your family and other hobbies, I can't wait to see more of your work!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! Glad to know there’s other CNC fans in my subscriber base. I see this one has already cost me a few subscribers, but hopefully it’ll find its way outside the leather community. Thanks for watching and commenting, and for the support!

[@SmallGameHunter]

@@AdamsLeatherWorks very encouraging wife! But shes right. nice work. Do you have any knife that is in need of a custom sheath? Would be great if you can share how you would go about it especially making the pattern. Take care

[@stephenreilly2006]

Nice work

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@fotomotoxxiii]

Nice work!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you!

[@rjcheney]

Great Video!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Josh!

[@jameskent4411]

I make a lot of food use wood things so I make my own finish with bee's wax and mineral oil. I keep it in a small crock pot to heat it so I can apply it hot. You can adjust the wax to oil ratio to get the finish you want.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks James - good tip! I do a similar thing for my leather stuff, but I use neatsfoot oil instead of mineral oil.

[@JelMain]

A current fashion born in Japanese gold repairs of ceramic masterpieces is to make a feature of such checking, by filling it with a contrasting colour resin. This is very common in kitchen fittings, and to reinforce burrs.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

That would have been fun to try. I wasn't confident I could sand the interior very well with my current tools, so I took the 'easy' way out. Maybe I need to add a curved scraper to my arsenal. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jasonharp5438]

Great Video! Love the Bowl! You should try rubbing some Fiebings Pro Resist on your leather before rubbing the Antique Gel, that way the Antique only stays in the crevices. 👊👊👊

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Jason - good idea with the resist! I'll have to give that a try. I hadn't considered leaving the insert natural, but that would have complimented the lighter tones in the cedar nicely.

[@Saltysteele]

Just a tip-with the antique gel, use a resist before applying, and when you buff the antique off, it will remain in the crevices, and not sink in everywhere else. You didn't apply resist, so the antique just sank into the leather

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks, good tip! But I actually did want the darker leather with this one. I usually dye with Fiebings Pro dyes, and resist with Tan Kote before antiquing. This gel stain is a while lot easier for something like this.

[@donkler5476]

Wow this is cool

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you sir!

[@JohnColgan.]

Beautiful finished product. I Love the colour & grain of the red cedar, I must try to get some, it's not available everywhere in UK, specialist suppliers. I'm also very impressed at the cutting capability of your CNC, I can only dream of 1/4" depth of cut while doing 1-2mm. Definitely a new subscriber,

[@brandonfarmer7446]

Are you not making any more videos on doing leather work

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

I’ll do more - just taking a break from holsters. I enjoy woodworking and making stuff in general, but I can only make so many holster oriented videos.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Jerry!

[@micahramthun9380]

What thickness is the piece of wood to begin with?

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

It started at 1.5” thick.

[@3rdHillCustoms]

Excellent work. If you're looking for a higher wax content give Walrus Oil a look. Great company and an even better product.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks, I’ve heard of it but never tried it. I’ll see if I can find it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@MrMeddle2243]

great job, you need to add make videos to your hobby list

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! KZbin doesn’t like me for going almost a year between posting videos. I finally upgraded my video camera so I’m excited to make more videos with it.

[@MrMeddle2243]

@@AdamsLeatherWorks im sure you don;t remember me but years ago i had broke my back and was trying anything to do to try to keep my life going, i got some leather and was messing around with it when i ran across your videos, i downloaded some of your patterns and started making holsters, I ask you a thousand questions and you always took the time to answer every one of them, i eventually started Crystal Bear Leatherworks, you helped me make it through the hardest spot in my life I had ever dealt with, let me take a second to thank you

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Mike - I'm humbled and honored by your comment. I have gotten embarrassingly bad lately at responding to emails, but I'm glad I was able to respond to yours when you needed help the most. It's comments like yours that get me excited about focusing more on my KZbin channel and creating videos like this, instead of simply fulfilling customer orders. Thank you for taking the time to comment and reminding me of our history. I can't imagine all that you've gone through and all you had to overcome, but I'm glad you're on the flip-side and doing well! Take care Mike!

[@bradleyjohnson452]

I guess I need to learn Fusion. Way more advance than anything I have done.