Making leather stamps - Beveler

[@MrStudzdog]

Wow that's a pretty precise looking tool you made, great job!

[@rustyschmidt7238]

Thanks for sharing ! You make it look so easy. I know your expertise has been developed slowly over time and I appreciate your willingness to share your insights and knowledge. Would you be willing to sahre the make anf model of the sanding machine you use ? Thanks again !

[@chrisnixon2179]

That was great would like to see more vids on this

[@flamingomtn]

How do you get the knurling on the shaft of the bolt. You didn't show it in your other video either.

[@billychapman1923]

Thanks for telling us about the knurling ... Like a dummy I was looking for ss bolts with that on it....hahahaha. I finally came back and read the rest of the comments.. Thanks for the lessons ... Anyone who works leather needs to make a few personal stamps..

[@akeemrowley6917]

bich

[@freeatleast]

Hello, I’m just starting to gather information on leatherwork, I’ve worked with making other kinds of tools….anyway. Do you work harden/heat treat these stamps? Would it make a difference or would that just be overkill in this case?

[@micwell2247]

Just a suggestion, use a multi grade honing bar rather than sand paper....save a lot of money on the long run rather than spend the constant for sand paper...thanks for the post ...

[@honda200twinstar3]

Hey guy ..i was just wondering if you thought or tried doing one more step and that running it back and forth on your leather strothing board? (and i know i spelt that wrong ) along with your rouge? as iv done this and it just gives the piece that new professional look .

[@user-oc1py7dn1g]

Спасибо было очень интересно!

[@gonemadfar3]

Thanks!

[@jaspermeyers8500]

NICE

[@paulraven8236]

Great video thanks! Have you any size of the tool? I've made this beveler but at hand (no machine). And idk I feel it too heavy. I've used a 9mm screw. Its head after done 10 x 9mm

[@efrainoasis]

Excellent video but how do you record the chisel handle and make it non-slip?

[@shaginrtn]

The recording is called and knurling is done on a metal lathe. There are hand knurlers availiable but they will not do a continuous knurl. There are other methods to make grip though. I have seen people chuck up a stamp in a drill press and use 30 grit sandpaper to give it some texture for grip or use sports tape. Thanks for watching.

[@abdelhadyart5284]

please ..l need the disegn

[@kennkid9912]

Do you think SS bolts would do for blanks? They have them cheap at the local salvage store. The threading would do for knurling....You have a better system here than most Thanks.

[@shaginrtn]

Yes, stainless steel bolts are what I use for the blanks. For knurling the threads may be too aggressive on the hands. I have seen alternative methods for adding grip. Placing the bolt in a drill press and using 40-60 grit sandpaper on the handle (be careful using this method) to create a texture for gripping or just wrapping the handle in cloth athletic tape. I hope that answers your questions. Thanks.

[@skingan0103]

How do we get ahold of you?

[@davidsegovia6097]

What kind of bolt was that?

[@shaginrtn]

If I recall correctly it was a 1/4" x 4.5 inches. Got it from a big box store. Might have been 3/8" x 5. Nothing really special about it. Probably 303.

[@bikramgallery6528]

i went order boss