Hand Made Leather Suspenders

[@pranksterqueen3290]

Chuck is to leather workers as Bob Ross is to painters. He is a wholesome man I learn so much from.

[@nathanielzaharia9630]

This is probably my next project.

[@daverooni7763]

I have no intention of making suspenders, but I always learn something from Chuck’s videos so they are always worth watching. Plus, these videos are always entertaining, and Chuck’s energy is infectious. Using others random-sized tools as an anvil? Absolutely brilliant 👍

[@Texo_McKevo]

I wear suspenders for work or dressing for the night out but usually I wear a belt

[@rscow]

I was looking at the patch pattern, saw the face, and laughed my butt off when you pointed it out. Great project, Chuck!

[@craigmoen1430]

Hi, Chuck! Love all of your videos, mostly due to your presentation style. Keep up the good work!

[@jeaves8131]

Chuck you’re just such a happy guy 😁 Love your style bud, keep up the great work!

[@robertdelisle2412]

Suspenders were my very first project, once again yours look great!!

[@digitaIgorilla]

Being someone who regularly wears suspenders or Braces as we'd call them here, I will be giving these a go soon! Edit, in addition, I have some traditional ends to some of my vintage braces and have clip-on false buttons that work really well and look great.

[@richardkatzman2066]

Chuck, beautiful suspenders. Very classy. Best regards, Richard

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Thank you!

[@deanlindholm8663]

I need a heavier duty set for my tool belt. Great idea

[@bobchronister3429]

That was the "perfect" project. Thank you Chuck!

[@BudgetGunsandGearReviews]

If you don't want to attach these to your belt loop I guess you could make some leather loops that go around your belt with D rings at the top and they could snap to those. It's what I was thinking the whole time I watched this video. Or, I suppose you could simply lengthen the suspenders and have them pass around the belt and snap to themselves. Great video Chuck!

[@niconine268]

Yo Chuck. Sick leatherwork bud

[@bernadette_ri5270]

These suspenders.... You can't say perfection doesn't exist

[@MisterModder123]

7:54 I felt that, chuck.

[@damesydneyleatherworksprie9136]

Oh man I love what you do, but you are going super fast!!!

[@poppyselby880]

Beautiful ! But what weight leather is this project ? Thanks Joe

[@lond2835]

4-5 oz Check out the link to the Weaver website above.

[@keithad6485]

From an Aussie saddlemaker, in metric, 2 - 3mm thick veg tan leather would do the trick. Chrome tan stretches too much,

[@franotoole2702]

Very nice and stylish chuck. Quick question, would a pull up leather suit suspenders or is there too much stretch in it?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Chrome tanned pull up leather should work great! We would recommend using 4/5oz -5/6oz thickness.

[@randybradley6213]

Great video. What oz leather are you using?

[@poppyselby880]

I asked the same question and got no answer. I'm using 4/5 oz.

[@lond2835]

@@poppyselby880 4-5 oz Check out the link to the Weaver website above.

[@mariavirginiarodriguez952]

Do you have a template for this design?

[@bruceaddinsall4878]

Just wondering thickness is the leather 😁

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Hi there, if you click the link in the description it shows all of the tools and materials used in the video. This was a 4-5 oz. leather.

[@supermario7956]

How much should one sell these for?

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

Comparable styles are sold on Etsy for anywhere from $50.00 - $90.00. It will just depend on what leather is used, high end or something less expensive that will influence the overall cost quite a bit.

[@JamesJordan-d9e]

Do you sell them

[@WeaverLeatherSupply]

We don't sell the finished suspenders, no - just the materials to make your own!

[@chuckb5012]

Edges?????

[@keithad6485]

Aussie saddlemaker here. I have never liked rotary punch pliers. Too much effort needed to squeeze the pliers, even the expensive high quality punch pliers. Much prefer a single hole punch with a mallet.

[@yasarmevlutoglu776]

,👍👍👍🙏🇹🇷

[@cowboyleatherproducts]

I have clicker dies for my suspenders LOL no thinking no math just click and go

[@keithad6485]

Aussie saddlemaker here. I love clicker dies (we call them press knives), So easy, so quick, so accurate!