NEVER GLUE LEATHER BEFORE YOU WATCH THIS VIDEO UNTIL THE END

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

This is an old trick to prevent glue from drying out at the top of the container by the lid: If you store your glue with the container upside-down, the glue will settle on top of the lid and can’t react with air and dry out where the lid is. Just flip it upright, tap it on your table to move the glue away from the lid, and you’ll be able to open it every time as it was when new. Of course, make sure the lid is on properly so that your glue doesn’t leak out.

[@rayleder3705]

Thank you. I use basic Elmer's Craft Glue to glue before stitching and it works great for me. Easily available in the USA and dirt cheap.

[@gayansuranga7723]

Its a really technical advices for gluing ..I earned lot of things to my begging

[@kawonnowak]

Tour de force Jun. Very comprehensive, very informative. Excellent stuff. Thank you.

[@leathertoolz]

Thank you Philip, you are always generous with your words. ; )

[@johnjude2685]

Your volume for a glue gar is a great point and can apply to many products such as paints.Yeal you make a good point about the excess air drying out products Thanks again

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[@shirleymalar2773]

A MOST EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@leathertoolz]

My pleasure!

[@TheRealSpek]

Amazing video! This is extremely helpful & a great introduction video, also learned some new tips I haven't seen in other videos. I initially only wanted to watch small parts of the video for 30 seconds but I couldn't stop watching 😊. I ended up watching the whole thing. Definitely subscribing now

[@devtank]

Brass Wire brush is best for texturizing the rough side, as it wont remove as much material as sandpaper will.

[@EnergyDoesNotLie]

Very informative...much appreciated for the very helpful details...

[@tommytitmouse]

Excellent tutorial Video . I learned a lot from it. Thank you . Did you make your ceramic headed smoother tool out of a Door knob by any chance ?

[@paulwilliams819]

I would like to know if it is possible to glue leather to wood. I am making a dead blow mallet and want to make one end with a leather surface. If so, what would be the best adhesive for this application?

[@riddler2468oasis]

Hello Is the ceramic head tapping tool your own product please? Is it still available? Thank you.

[@Yumairee]

Hi, great video. Just wondering where'd you buy the wooden slicker? I couldn't find it besides the glass slicker and what is it called? The french thingy. hahaha thanks and have a great day.

[@mahmoudatallah4790]

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[@iono_wtfaid]

Thanks so much for all the info!

[@sopatisserie1282]

Hi, thanks so much for taking the time to share these informations in detail. Would you please let me know if Ecostick 1816B and/or Renia Aquilim are waterproof? As I would like to use them for sheos or fabric bags. At this moment I use neoprene glue from French supermarket, but it drys off quickly and it's difficult to clean the brush. Thanks

[@Dthangmi]

I use dendrite on leather craft is good because many cobbler use

[@leathertoolz]

Dendrite? is it glue name?

[@mikeb6267]

Wow, where have you been my whole life 🤣

[@rachelchan2215]

Love it! Details and informative! Thanks for your sharing 🙏🏻💕

[@leathertoolz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ronaldphillips8166]

Quality information. Thanks

[@editheden1739]

Love your videos. Hi from South Texas.

[@slowride667]

Ho much do you suggest the two aquilim layers should dry before applying one piece to another?

[@leathertoolz]

5min to 10min!

[@arianusantara5117]

Amazing @37:02 thank you!

[@josevicentegonzalezgonzale4638]

Hi i love your review I have a question, where did you buy the ceramic?

[@kirill416]

Great work!

[@drjorgegalue]

Muchas gracias 👍

[@philc2604]

wow... I'm a newcomer to leathercraft and love your videos for the useful information and techniques. I've a quick question about my glue issues if that's ok? I'm currently using a water based contact adhesive (made by Deco Cuir in France) and having some issues when it comes to burnishing. I'll definitely be getting a glue remove stick after seeing it on your video, but I've an issue even when I cut edges flush after glueing. I start to sand and the glue seems to pull out of the joint and form tiny little balls. When I get these clear then I'll move to burnish and they'll reappear again. Do you think this is down to my glueing technique or the glue itself? (I do apply to roughened leather, both sides, and wait 10 mins). Thanks a million, Phil in Ireland

[@philc2604]

And if you could only have one glue, what would it be? Thanks again, Phil

[@Standingbear56]

Very well done. Extremely informative. Thank you!

[@kyuubinokitsune4270]

Did you every try the glue from Intercom (Italy)? I heard it's really good. I hope to try it soon.

[@markg8972]

It's very similar to aqualim😊

[@leathertoolz]

1816B is great bond. I like it alot

[@jameswyatt5859]

Do you ever apply a second layer of glue to the surfaces being bonded? I thought Don Gonzales recommended that. But I'm not sure.

[@leathertoolz]

if the material absorb too much, need to apply some more.

[@leathertoolz]

always follow company's instruction.

[@jameswyatt5859]

I just looked at another of Don's videos. He said he always applies a second coat. I think he's one of the few. Pretty sure he uses Barge cement.

[@christopherleblanc5187]

I'm only a few minutes in but I was wondering if you've had a chance to compare the tapes here with what Tandy calls "tanners bond"? I'm wondering if there's a chemical difference or not. When I use it it feels like the doublesided tape that I put up window winterization kits with.

[@leathertoolz]

I think it's different material base on the photo. it's more like sponge like in tanners bond tape. is it correct?

[@christopherleblanc5187]

@@leathertoolz no... literally just a little flimsy film but it's sticky as hell. If it touches its self you just start over with a new piece. But they charge a bit for it... I wonder if it's the same as window cling film tape that you use to insulate your house in the winter.

[@leathertoolz]

@@christopherleblanc5187 I see. you might want to investigate! sometimes, craft materials are exactly the same as other appliance but charge a ton for it

[@boetalouz]

"Find one glue and stick with it" Hahaha. Thank you for the informative videos!

[@leathertoolz]

Thanks for watching!

[@ssahmed2897]

Foem,sheet, leather sheet I want to guling