Making Leather Barbed Wire

[@BillyBlaze7]

This would make a cool G string

[@Terry-n1i]

So kool!! Ya'll like way, Chuck always says," GOOOOD!!?? LOL. We are glued to the Tube, watching Chucks leather ideas come alive.. I think he says , Good, not only for our benefit, but his to...lol. great vid Chuck!! I like to make rough cedar picture frames.. some pyroagraphy in frames. I believe this add on of barb wire gonna really set it off. Thanks

[@ivanweich1018]

Mine turned out perfectly. I sent a pic of my hatband and it was supposed to be forwarded to you.

[@codyscott1682]

This would make a wild looking mandolin strap! I'm thinking of trying it

[@codytoothman7581]

I love that idea. I have a friend that's been learning to play banjo since he got out of the Army a while ago. Might be a cool banjo strap too.

[@Terry-n1i]

That would be pretty kool!! I'd like to see the finished project!! Good luck !!

[@snuffysmith7011]

Thanks Chuck, interesting idea, and you made it look fun.

[@daverooni7763]

Fun project 🎉. Thanks Chuck

[@jeffs5093]

Great project and a fantastic video

[@pauljuhl7937]

What a unique project! Could possibly be incorporated into a wrist band!

[@th.burggraf7814]

In order to keep the wire part from coming undone or curling up you don't necessarily have to use leather firmer. Just twist the strands in opposite directions instead of twisting both strands in the same direction.

[@alaskankare]

on a sachel or gloves would be amazing and trip people out. a choker...a choker necklace would be crazy!😅

[@BAlpert]

How securely do the barbs stay attached if used on something that takes a lot of bending, impact, and general day-to-day wear? For instance, attached to a belt that would be constantly rubbing up against other clothing or on a purse/satchel strap that would get carried every day and tossed around a bit? Maybe even as a decorative lining on the *inside* of a purse/satchel where it'd have to stand up to stuff jostling around against it?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

We would recommend stitching them in place if they will be attached to something like a belt or purse. This will just make sure they are secured tightly and won't go anywhere.

[@BillyBlaze7]

fantastic vidya Chuck

[@brobasketz]

Hey Chuck, I was looking on weaver leather supply, and I found your beautiful western crunch water buffalo leather. It said it's semi veg tanned. So are you still able to tool it the way you would tool a regular veg tanned leather?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Hi there, the western crunch is a softer veg tan so it won't take tooling and carving very well. You may be able to get a Maker's Mark impression but we wouldn't recommend it for tooling.

[@renaissanceman4054]

If I may suggest a project idea Chuck, I saw something from a channel named Chuck's Magic where he was using cabochons set in leather to make pendants, bracelets, conchos, bolo ties. I'm in the process of trying it out but I'd like to see your take on it

[@bobzee5153]

Cool!

[@ivanweich1018]

I just made a barbered wire hatband. How can I send you (and Chuck) a pic of it?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Absolutely, if you send it to [e-mail] we will make sure Chuck sees it!

[@markmorris3683]

You talked about it sticking to the wood sometimes. Put wax paper on it and spray it with a silicone spray, and it should not stick.

[@Terry-n1i]

Chuck, you said it be easy to make , 4 barbs... but didn't show or say how?? What's best way to achieve, the 4 barbs???

[@wadesaunders583]

That was so "good"...😊