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That flower center is SOOOO nice!

Execelente...solo una pregunta ...cómo se llaman ese tipo de dibujos ..lo que pasa es que quiero aprender a hacerlos a mano alsada para no depender de plantillas y no encuentro cuál es el nombre de ese tipo de dibujos....espero me puedas ayudar...

What size thread?

Super Smooth 😊

Sweet 😊

Gorgeous

How do you draw the design on to your work? Do you trace it or free hand it? How do you do it?

Now I know what Buck stitch is but I bet Cross stitch is much worse to do

Just got my first belt tooled, watching this getting pumped for the next steps. This video lays it out perfectly! Debating about not putting a leather backing on the belt so it’s lighter for everyday wear. It’s about 9 oz leather with basket weave 2/3rds of the way down with an oak leaf/ acorn tooling the rest of the way to the tip. Is two layered belts necessary when tooling??

Thanks, really appreciate your videos.

4 strength 4 stam?

Ethan! I love your content and your leatherwork. Can you please make a video on decorative cuts? Your decorative cuts are on point! I’d love to see and hear your tips on how you place them and what blade you are using on your swivel knife. Thank you

So satisfying to listen to

That's beautiful 😍

Hi, i noticed you burnished it with bees wax before dyeing the edges. does this method still allow the dye to penetrate in spite of the beeswax on the surface of the edge?

Great looking belt! Where do you get those Decor Chicago screws to buy?

I think that you presented your belt absolutely accurately. Is it expensive? Yes. Does everyone need one? No. Can anyone afford one? No. This is the case with all custom made fine craft items and there should never be a feeling from the craftsman that he/she needs to apologize for a charging what their craft is worth! Your tooled belt is absolutely gorgeous!

What machine do you use and where can I find one?

Nice! Whats the final weight you end up with after lining with the second piece?

I think if I can get half as good as the first one you did with the crapy tools, I'll be happy LOL.😮😊

How do you finance these machines? Do you just save up until you have the funds to buy it outright? Or are there package deals out there for multiples? I’ve been using a tippmann boss for 20 years and have several old singer and consew industrials (cylinder arm and flatbeds) to cover the bases. But I’m tired of tinkering with them so much to keep them going. I’m thinking I want to replace them all

Is there someone that puts these tools in a bundle? I'm having a hard time figuring out which ones to get to do this. I bought a starter kit, but it really dosen't have what you need to make stuff this nice in it.

Its like tattooing you get better the more you do video is great thanks p.s. you never stop learning im still learning after 45 years I'm seventy so I'm not where I want to be yet so yes slow at first and the skill and speed will follow

Impressive work, really nice. I don’t use putter covers but I want to make a driver cover. Will you please create a template for a driver?

What size edge beveler do you use for belts? I bought the master edge beveler in 7/64 from weaver leather and it seems too large

Is 138 thread you go to thread for belts? I have the class 4 and use 277 over and 207 down and think it sometimes are little to bulky

Hello. I just watch your video on antiquing belts and I have a question. I've been doing leather for about 3 to 4 years but haven't done any antiquing yet. Getting ready to make three belts for a friend of mine with their name stamped in them and a bit of tooling. I'm going to die the belts mahogany and use resist and then want to do some antiquing and I'm not sure which color antique to use. I've got a dark brown and a black. Any suggestions what would go good with the mahogany die? Thanks for your help and keep up the good work.

What’s in the spray bottle?

Cannot even tell you how good this video is young man. Outstanding work sir! I’ll pass one little thing on an old timer shared with me. If you want to improve control on your new daubers that are fresh and fluffy, light them with a lighter. Let about 20 percent of that outside diameter burn off. It cleans up the stray fibers, firms them up and gives you way more control with the product you’re applying. Kind of like a jumbo Q-tip. Keep doing work!

Very nice at first i thought there was to much of the mule foot but what you did with it really works ver cool pattern

Man, your beginner tools are so many and far better than the best 4 tools I could get in my area. God, life it's harder for some 😅

How do you sharpen your edgers?