Ohio Briefcase with Legacy Brand Leather

[@mrkeggjr]

Thank you for sharing this. It was such an awesome experience watching you do this. I can’t wait to wear my own and try it. My wife said she’s gonna save up the money and she’s gonna order it for me. Can’t beat that.

[@quintessentialquilting5217]

I have this kit and sure appreciate you walking us through the process!

[@2rueblue]

A really good show, I am glad you guys don't go for the hard sell with all the tools used to complete the project, I honestly do appreciate that as I'm sure you guys already know this but it's always better to have the customer ask for an item rather than push one upon them I picked that little gem up 40 years back. But fantastic format and most definitely not too pushy also a fantastic product 👏 thank you and all the very best from Scotland.

[@weirdlywiredjewelry]

Nice video, I appreciate that you get right to the business at hand, so to speak! Watching the steps in the gusset stage was very informative;

[@waynemcmanus2634]

and the dremel burnisher?

[@grannybeasley3392]

Great video, forming the gusset especially interesting for me. Love the burnisher, where might i obtain one?

[@traceytowner176]

Really Awesome! Ty! Could I ask the make/model of your burnisher so I can purchase one like you are using in this video? What exact attachment are you using to burnish and would it be included with the product or would I need to buy separately? Many thanks!!

[@neciadisse3579]

What is your "preferred burnishing method?" I've never seen that tool/ method before, and I'd like to learn more. It also looked like you put a liquid on first?

[@eurydice225]

Thanks for this video can you share what type of whole punches you used in the video? I am a tandy customer but I would also like to get a pair of whole punches that do round punches instead of the chisel

[@wild-radio7373]

Sweet! 👍

[@myrnagarcia7051]

Hi 🖐️ How do I get the tandy leather catalog?

[@waynemcmanus2634]

i noticed that the tools you are using and the item #'s from tandy are not the same? i am interested in the stitching chisels and oblong punches that you are using/

[@tommywinebarger565]

Same, that stitching chisel looks nice.

[@jacobstewart2100]

Not to tell a man his business, but you know if you back stitch you wouldn't need to burn that wax thread leaving the hard ends. I can tell you didn't just decide to be a leather smith yesterday. I just didn't know if you had considered back stitching and decided against it. Nice work tho.