Repairing a Swiss military backpack with leather straps and bottom.

[@onzemarine]

Very Nice work on this authentic bag, will last you a lifetime :)

[@ruvieramos1127]

Good work I love it

[@michaelschnittker7388]

Would be great if you could make a set of the straps for sale with a sewing kit to sew them on with.

[@АндрейШмырев-ж3з]

Да...таких сейчас не делают...качественная вещь...😮

[@bensteinchen]

Great job!

[@szkarosizoltan]

Szép munka! Gratulálok!

[@ronstecher4345]

Nice work, I enjoyed watching this, you are a talented craftsman.

[@whiskeyjakab]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@camcordernonsense5264]

such a nice bag

[@camcordernonsense5264]

look into (maybe you have already) stinging nettle. it makes me want to make my own everything.

[@disguisedprepper]

Great video. A true craftsman. What thickness is the leather on the bottom of the bag ? I wouldn't mind trying to put some on my Romanian military pack . Thanks for sharing.

[@littlepigboy]

I’ve this exact bag and have conditioned the leather as much as I have could. Do you/could you do this for pay? Nonetheless, your work is magnificent.

[@camcordernonsense5264]

nice repair. you're hired!

[@tomcardew6391]

hi - i've got 2 swiss army backpacks that need repair - do you repair backpacks?

[@蔡帅-n7u]

nice

[@gwulfwud]

hey there, i was wondering if you'd be interested in making and selling a set of those straps (including the back straps), i really need to fix mine and all the straps are ready to be replaced

[@WDCallahan]

What do I search for to find someone in my area who can do this sort of thing? I have the exact same backpack. It was 30 years old when I got it, and I've had it for another 30 years and the straps are starting to crack like that.