Tips, Tricks, And Hacks To Level Up Your Leather Craft Game!

[@Tony29685]

Hot Damn!!!! You're an ingenious sort of Fella' to have around. I am Soooo glad I've found your channel.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Heck yeah Anthony!!! That right there is soo much appreciated. 🤙 Thank You

[@larrykoroush6995]

I just do small leather projects, but I'm glad this video popped up. Thank you

[@viktorgeorge9144]

@@larrykoroush6995 Thanks Larry I appreciate you stopping by the channel

[@18deadmonkeys]

these videos are adding "years of experience" to my leathercrafting ability.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Tango Yankee I am so glad to hear that something in this video might help you out of a bind. Thanks for the kind review W-T-F

[@doingitoutdoors7083]

Like I said before, I don't even do leather work, yet. But I'm somehow addicted to these videos. I guess I'll have to add leather work to my 10,000 hobbies. George's down home nature and common sense approach are inspiring.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I so appreciate that my new leather hobbyist 😂 Your kind words are very kind Sorry for the delay in responding

[@Terry-n1i]

T-nuts and the eyelet are great tips!! Thanks. I'll be incorporating these ideas into my work

[@viktorgeorge9144]

@@Terry-n1i Thanks for stopping by the videos Terry I’m glad something was useful for ya🙌

[@blueshirtmonday]

I love these videos that you're doing Victor. These are genuinely helpful. I'm really tired of all the over-produced leather craft videos that really don't teach anything. Many of these people are now "content creators" and "influencers" instead of craftsmen. Please stay real my friend.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks so much for that nice comment and I sincerely appreciate the keeping it real mention. I will continue on this path on this path my friend 🙌

[@derekgibbs8966]

Can I thank you for your presentation, straight to the point

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Derek! I appreciate that🙌

[@stronghand45]

You are a brilliant artist George. Rico..

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Rico!!! What’s happening brother. Thanks

[@littlegirllost2654]

I make candles as well as leather goods and I never thought of that. Thanks

[@haroldwmustainjr.5885]

Thx for sharing your years of knowledge with us. Keeping coming

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Harold I will continue to try and improve as this new venture develops 🙌

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Good video. Good job. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks as always 🙌🙌🙌

[@anchordownleather]

Great tips as always Sir George!!!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you my friend!!!

[@johnnylgulledge6899]

Thanks for sharing, excellent tips!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Johnny for taking a moment to send those kind words.

[@garyrobson2634]

Great information Sir. Appreciate the share and knowledge. Semper Fi

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey Gary Thanks for that kind response. Sorry for my late acknowledgment It’s seriously appreciated

[@lphantman]

wonderful information . Learned a few new things even after many decades of leather work/ Thanks for taking the time to produce these information rich videos.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

That is very kind of you to say Richard Thanks for taking a moment of your day to leave a positive comment. Here’s to us old timers in leatherwork🙌

[@8626John]

Another excellent video!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you John!

[@masonbouldin6819]

Awesome tips and ideas thanks for sharing.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Mason for the kind words

[@wadecashman4466]

A cupcake or muffin tin works great for wax molds.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Sorry for late reply. Great idea Do you line them with paper first. I have a small muffin pan I’ll try it with. Thank you Wade

[@MorrowSind]

Great tips as always.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Morrow!!🙌

[@aixpert291]

Good tips!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Scott for taking a moment to say so. It’s genuinely appreciated

[@jeffallen3382]

Great tips George!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

You Rock Jeff! Thanks my friend

[@jeffallen3382]

@@viktorgeorge9144 thanks!

[@jmw1910]

Awesome!!! You're tips and tricks are some of, if not the best on YT. Thank you. Would love to see more of your home built/ home customized tools. Again Awesome content! Cheers-

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I sincerely appreciate that JMW!! Very kind and motivating for me to continue and improve my videos. 🙌

[@larryschmidt3594]

These tips and tricks videos are fantastic. I will be making some wax cakes in the near future. I have bees wax already for inside leather jugs and canteens. Thanks again for a great series.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Right on Larry! I appreciate the nod my friend I need to make a leather vessel some day. Thanks

[@jacobheard3807]

Thank you very much

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Right on Jacob! Thank you🙌

[@richyearle007]

This is the second video of yours i have watched today. Very informative, detailed and straight to the point. Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Australia.

[@deangrieger5241]

Cheers!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Rich. Sorry I missed replying to your kind words. I will be back soon

[@bobrobinson4557]

Thanks for the great videos. Learning lots.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Bob I appreciate the nod!

[@stephencatanzaro310]

Great video - thanks for sharing - I don't know which one is the best tip they are all great.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate that Stephen This made my evening🙌

[@JackCossairt]

Great video I can see uses for every tip especially the use of bees wax I wasn't sure of the percentages . I have just started melting my own bees wax, looking for Episode 11 and more!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Jack for the kind words and I’m glad you found something useful in all that unorthodox matter!!🙌

[@angrylittledwarf]

I like the 12 ton press. I currently use an old book press which works pretty well, just takes a little muscle

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’ve always wanted an old book press for leatherwork Adds some shop flavor!!

[@alaskagary240]

Excellent where do you get your beeswax. I have only found small amounts not bulk like yours

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you AG!! Much appreciated. We have roadside vendors who sell honey and I found a source by asking them if the beekeepers sell their wax.

[@k9six185]

What advantages do you get from mixing beeswax and the paraffin?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Sorry for the delay. The paraffin softens the harder beeswax making for smoother applications and a nicer waxed edge. It’s the industry standard for leatherwork

[@baciliozamora2552]

Sir, what kind of abrasive wheel do you use to sharpen your tools,

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Muslin sewed wheel with green rouge

[@andrewlabarbera4534]

Out of the ball park, you gotta be hitting 300

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Andrew 😂 Slow pitch🙌

[@isaacaleman7605]

Do you have a website where I can check your products?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hello Isaac Unfortunately no I have retired from commission work and now I’m focusing on KZbin giving tutorials for the new makers My “Knife Sheath School” volumes 1-12 are posted and more to follow If you’re looking for anything in particular I can refer you to some quality Makers

[@isaacaleman7605]

@@viktorgeorge9144 ok thank you for reply back. I would love to have one of your sheath they’re beautiful 😔. I’m going to keep watching your videos for sure. I’m planning on start doing some leather crafts inspired on your videos.

[@Lorddanielrushton371]

Great tips and tricks. What do you use the spent shotgun shells for?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

A 20 gauge shell inside a 12 gauge shell full of match sticks for a bushcraft outdoor project Thanks for watching and your kind comment🙌