Making a binocular strap for GOOGLE!

#asmr #google #littlekinggoods
Yes, I know... super simple build, but read below.
I had the chance to do a fun little co-branded product (binocular strap) with Google for an event taking place in Downtown Toronto. This video will be playing at the event for people to see how their straps were made. I actually ran out of leather before shooting this video so a substitute leather was used for the video. In total 46 straps were made.
Here is the process of making a simple strap.
Enjoy!
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[@AlexPresa]

Dude SO GOOD TO SEE the collaborations happening after so much hard work on the channel! :) Keep it up man, the grind is worth it.

[@SofiaBaezzato]

I'm so happy for you Ryan! Amazing talent and dedication to the craft. Well deserved ✌🏼 and wonderful straps obviously 😊

[@RTAFabrication]

Nice work man! Always killing it!

[@kurtschmeer4678]

great to hear.....I was wondering, why didn't you buffer the edges though, just curious.

[@camerontgore]

Was thinking the same thing

[@LittleKingGoods]

Not all straps in my opinion need to be burnished. Sometimes the rugged edge does the trick. It’s personal preference and also what the client wants/prefers

[@ashleyssoutherncharm]

Wow Ryan! How exciting!!!! Congratulations man!👏🏻

[@tjkoker]

You do such pristine work. Well done. Cheers!

[@eiward]

That's awesome. Where did you get your hole punches and what brand are they? And where do you get your hardware?

[@attilafuge7228]

Awesome! Simple build or not, i grab a coffee and watch when the notification comes from the Kingdom!

[@chuylopez6410]

Nice, looks real good bro.

[@cheffs6598]

Ayyy..now this is what we're waiting!

[@landmarkleather]

HOLY - You saved me hours with the clamped straight edge trick.

[@user-go4jy8gi5r]

lovely💛

[@nggyu7324]

Ummm wow that’s amazing

[@ibra1180]

Amazing

[@MandrilSolo]

“ The MASTER” 👏

[@littlepacificstudios]

Always nice to see your work. Can you please let me know what machine you use to brand or emboss the leather? It looked like a really good one. And thank you.

[@nangzdk]

What is the surface of your cutting table made out of?

[@TL_RC]

Where did you find the chrome clasps for the binocular strap? I want to make a strap for my RC transmitter for my drone. Beautiful work as always!

[@gouthamvirigineni348]

❤️❤️❤️

[@alandrewgibson]

Liking your work - what was the Google stamp made from?

[@askar_arystanbayev]

Probably 3D printed it

[@alandrewgibson]

@@askar_arystanbayev thanks

[@W.CambridgeLeatherCraft]

Hy Ryan, may I ask what camera you use please?

[@LittleKingGoods]

Hey there! I used the Sony a74 and Sony a7s3.

[@user-ms8mh1te7o]

Hey! My name is Max. I intend to organize the production of hand tools. I need to figure out a lot of details that I can rely on when making such an instrument. I want to ask a few questions to people who use such a tool. For the most part, I'm interested in leather craftsmen. May I know what tool do you use most often in your production and what tool is almost useless? Which manufacturing companies are best for you? And what do you rely on when choosing a tool? What do you think is the basic set for a beginner and an experienced master of your craft? What do you lack or find it difficult to find from the necessary tool? Are you using a premium tool? If yes, what exactly? Maybe in the tools of some company you noticed shortcomings, or vice versa, something especially surprised you on the good side? Any details are very important to me, as well as your individual opinion. Thanks in advance for your time.

[@cm709]

What type of 3D printer and material are you using for the Google stamp?

[@MacBookAir-cu4fb]

I think he’s got a milling machine not a 3D Printer. Makes it a lot finer.

[@cm709]

The maker stamp is definitely milled. The Google one looks plastic which made me think it could be from a 3D printer. Some are using them with success, but they're slow to print.

[@houssamepro1016]

Welcome What is the name of the pressing machine and its price?

[@pavel_bakunovich]

But… What about edges?

[@Stephenwp]

Why no edge finish? Why no adjustment provisions in the strap? Red Loctite will make those Chicago screws nearly impossible to remove if needed in the future.

[@LittleKingGoods]

1.The project didn’t require finished edges. 2. The client didn’t want adjustable straps 3. There is no reason to open the Chicago screws.

[@bbrachman]

See what I learn from you Ryan? The ruler trick for beveling long straps. That would be number 1. Thread locker for Chicago Screws? That would be number 2. What a good day!

[@edkovac8978]

Quick and easy, although I wonder why did you skip the edge burnishing...

[@TheLivingBlobfish]

My guess is that he only had a certain amount of time to complete this in, and if you read the description you'll find that he actually made 46 of these things, and all that burnishing would take FOR EVER. So maybe he just didn't do it for this🤷‍♂

[@camerontgore]

@@TheLivingBlobfish thanks for the explanation!

[@edkovac8978]

@@TheLivingBlobfish quite possible, but still. I don't think that it would be that bad. With Tokonole you get nice edges in no time.

[@kirillyacko8666]

Друг, а ты на заказ работаешь? Мне нужен мужской кошелёк ручной работы, под мои размеры, как стопой связаться?

[@texasermd1]

Only 1.0 × 10^100 -1 left to go. That’s a lot of dead cows. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Undisputed123456789]

Аж блевануть захотелось🤮🤮🤮