Hey Tony! It turned out great! For some reason, I just saw that you tagged my blog post as inspiration for yours. I see that you corrected one of the things I should have...putting the nut for the bolt on the outside. The epoxy in mine has failed, so I'm probably going to put a threaded insert in there and it'll be functional again.
Hi Bruce, Thank you for watching my video, I really appreciate it. Especially the knob and shim idea from your video were very inspirational. Whenever I need a knob know, I know how to make one. I don't have a lot of woodworking experience (or tools for that matter), but this definitely was a fun project and the stitching pony itself works fantastic. Thanks again! Cheers!
I made three sizes of stitching pony, one for clamping to table, one for clamping to seat/bench. and one from the floor, all different lengths to accommodate for different locations, and uses. I used a different design but very similar with bolt and wing nut to clamp the body and springs to pull the two verticals together, hinged at the bottom one side. I also have the angled jaws with leather, You did a great job on that very impressed. So i have subscribed also. All the best from UK, stay safe and thanks for this video i enjoyed watching real craftsmanship at work.
Hi Rob, thanks for watching and subscribing. It seems nice to me to have different style stitching ponies to choose from. With this one I have I always have to stitch standing up or sitting on the base which isn't super comfortable 😂 maybe I can make a smaller clampable one too! Thanks for the tips. And thanks again for watching and subscribing - it is difficult to get a lot of subscribers since I don't focus on one topic on this channel - I just do whatever seems fun to me and then hope people will enjoy that too. Cheers from the Netherlands!
Hola saludos TONY gracias por compartir tu conocimiento por favor me puedes dar las medidas Completas del pony Cuales son las medidas de la madera del pony para poder intentar hacerla Muchas Gracias Tony por tu ayuda
Thanks Alfredo! Unfortunately I don't have a full plan available for it, but the dimensions don't really matter as long as you can clamp leather in it and clamp the stitching pony between your legs or on a working surface. In my case, the ash wood I used was 22mm (7/8'') thick and 75mm (3'') wide. The base is 40cm (16'') long and the clamp halves are 40cm (16'') tall (all approximate). Then if you just follow my video, you should be good to go! Have fun making one! Greetings, Tony
Красиво. Я бы хотел такой ;-) Но сложно. Я слишком ленив, поэтому сделал сильно проще ;-) Без клея, без мебельной петли, без краски. Вместо ручки рым-гайка. И я поставил пружину на поперечный винт между боковинами. Из инструмента понадобились дрель и ножовка. Грубо и не слишком красиво, но успешно работает уже 4 года ;)
I used google translate for this, if it's not good Russian, blame Google 😉. Here it goes: Ничего себе, это звучит как очень простое и практичное решение. Молодец! Этот сшивающий пони служит уже два года и до сих пор хорошо работает. Спасибо за просмотр моего видео. Ваше здоровье! Тони
Wonderful tutorial, great job. Very neat and functional. Hope your leather projects go well for you. I've been a leather smith for many years and it's always nice to see young folks take an interest in the craft. Good on ya and blessings to you and yours. And by the way the knob was genius.🤠
Hi Tom, thanks for the nice words. I find leather working to be really rewarding. This week, I am working on my first pair of shoes, that will be my next video... Credit for the knob idea has to go to Bruce A. Ulrich. I got the idea from on of his videos. Cheers, Tony!
Thank you very much. Currently I am making another leatherworking tool: a leather strap cutter. That will be my next video to be uploaded this coming weekend. Cheers! Tony
@@TonyNeedsHobbies Yeah! I picked it up this year after wanting to do it for a while! I started off with knife sheaths, belts and dog collars and am starting to branch out into more tooling projects! Your videos are awesome and I really enjoy the projects you've been working on!
Awesome! I have made a couple of sheaths and Victorinox pouches in other videos. Thanks for enjoying my videos. Sometimes I have the feeling that I should focus on one topic to get more views, but I just like to do it all 😉
Dat ziet er goed uit! Het verbaast me een beetje dat je geen tafelzaagmachine hebt. Dat werkt een stuk gemakkelijker dan met de handzaag. Ik ben nieuw met leerbewerking en bezig met een crossdraw holster voor mijn Colt SAA te maken. Deze Stitching Pony is een goed model dat mij zeker het werk lichter kan maken. Aan de slag dus…. Groet uit 🇦🇹 Paul
Bedankt, Paul! Ik zou willen dat ik de ruimte had voor een tafelzaagmachine, dan zou er zeker een komen. Veel succes met de holster! Ga je hem nat modelleren? De stichting pony gaat zeker behulpzaam zijn bij het stikken! Heel veel succes! Groetjes, Tony
@@TonyNeedsHobbies ja Tony, die dingen nemen wel wat plaats in beslag… Ik ga het holster nat modelleren. Pasvorm is dan beter en zal de revolver dan minder snel beschadigd raken. Ben benieuwd hoe dat gaat, want de opbouw is uit 2 lagen en 6,5 mm dikte……. Groet uit Austria
Oeh dat is wel dik leer. Heel veel succes ermee, ook met het stikken. Het dikste leer dat ik gebruik is 3.5mm en dat werkt heel fijn. Groeten uit Nederland 😉
Hi Flywelder, I had mine 3D printed in laser sintered steel from Shapeways if I remember correctly. I heat it with a torch but not too hot since it might disintegrate. Hope this helps a bit 😊 otherwise, let me know! Cheers!
Thanks Gregg! It was a piece of I believe 22mm (7/8'') thick ash. I cut it into a 75mm (3'') wide board and made the pony out of that. Where I needed the wood to be thicker I just glued multiple pieces together Forgive me if the measurements don't exactly match what I mention in the video, it might be slightly different. Are you going to make one yourself? Enjoy it! Cheers, Tony
Good for you! From my experience dimensions don't really matter that much, as long as the clamp is able to tightly hold your workpiece and you're able to clamp the pony between your legs or onto a surface. I would be happy to hear from me once you gave it a go! Good luck!
Thanks for sharing, great video. I ,a just about to make one. I will alter my plans according yours. Please can you tell me where you have ordered or made the stamp?? Cheers from another Dutchman.
Hi Cooper, thank you! I had the stamp 3D printed at Shapeways.com in a steel/bronze alloy. It's heat proof up to 830 degrees Celsius. Good luck with making your stitching pony! Cheers, Tony
Hallo Milush, bedankt voor je grote compliment. Helaas heb ik geen tijd om opdrachten aan te nemen. Heb ook een full time baan en probeer in mijn vrije tijd zoveel mogelijk afwisselende dingen te doen. Maar... Het is niet moeilijk om zelf te maken zoals je in de video kan zien. Als ik jou was zou ik er voor gaan en er zelf een proberen te maken. Ik weet zeker dat je tot een bruikbaar resultaat kan komen! Succes!
Hi I like your model of the stitching Horse/ pony.. do you sell them and can you post to Australia? I am in need of one ASAP? If it’s possible could you let me know the cost in Aus dollars if keen plus postage.. thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Hi Niree, the fact that you want to buy one is the best compliment I can get, thank you so much! Unfortunately I am currently not in the position to make additional stitching horses other than the one that I made in the video. Sorry about that... Cheers, Tony
Good job but I gotta tell you, watching you cut things and putting your hands in the path of anything sharp is scary. Learn to use them clamps! Clamp your work down to drill, cut, machine, chisel it anything else sharp. It'll save you some stitches and down time.
Hi Ford Fan, that's some good advice. Thank you! I certainly do care about safety and wear my PPE and all, but I do recognize that I haven't thought enough about what I put my hands in front of so your comment is very much appreciated. In my upcoming video I am chiselling a hex nut hole again in the same way but in the ones to be recorded, I will put your advice regarding sharp tools in practice. And thanks for complimenting on the work 🙂
Hey Tony! It turned out great! For some reason, I just saw that you tagged my blog post as inspiration for yours. I see that you corrected one of the things I should have...putting the nut for the bolt on the outside. The epoxy in mine has failed, so I'm probably going to put a threaded insert in there and it'll be functional again.
Hi Bruce, Thank you for watching my video, I really appreciate it. Especially the knob and shim idea from your video were very inspirational. Whenever I need a knob know, I know how to make one. I don't have a lot of woodworking experience (or tools for that matter), but this definitely was a fun project and the stitching pony itself works fantastic. Thanks again! Cheers!
Next project a miter saw bench.
Hi Adam, that's a good proposal. It's not very comfortable using it on the ground 😅 Thanks for watching!
I made three sizes of stitching pony, one for clamping to table, one for clamping to seat/bench. and one from the floor, all different lengths to accommodate for different locations, and uses. I used a different design but very similar with bolt and wing nut to clamp the body and springs to pull the two verticals together, hinged at the bottom one side. I also have the angled jaws with leather, You did a great job on that very impressed. So i have subscribed also. All the best from UK, stay safe and thanks for this video i enjoyed watching real craftsmanship at work.
Hi Rob, thanks for watching and subscribing. It seems nice to me to have different style stitching ponies to choose from. With this one I have I always have to stitch standing up or sitting on the base which isn't super comfortable 😂 maybe I can make a smaller clampable one too! Thanks for the tips. And thanks again for watching and subscribing - it is difficult to get a lot of subscribers since I don't focus on one topic on this channel - I just do whatever seems fun to me and then hope people will enjoy that too. Cheers from the Netherlands!
Only thing I'd do different is put a spring between the jaws on the adjusting bolt to help hold jaws apart until you tighten it down
That's a smart suggestion. It's still possible to do that as an upgrade, if I can find a properly sized spring. Thanks and happy holidays!
Very nice job!
I appreciate it Ray!
I’m going to build one in the next couple of days. Yours is as good as I’ve seen. Thanks for the video!
Thank you! For inspiration I used Bruce A. Ulrich's video. That one's really good... Have fun with building one!
I like it a lot, I need to make myself one, I’ll fabricate down to the same knob , thank you for sharing
Thanks Jose! Pretty sure you can do it. Have fun!
very nice, i have all the materials together, i am going to try to make a copy of your's
Thanks Charles! Your going to enjoy your homemade stitching pony a lot! Thanks for letting me know 👍 Cheers, Tony!
Hola saludos TONY gracias por compartir tu conocimiento por favor me puedes dar las medidas Completas del pony Cuales son las medidas de la madera del pony para poder intentar hacerla
Muchas Gracias
Tony por tu ayuda
Thanks Alfredo! Unfortunately I don't have a full plan available for it, but the dimensions don't really matter as long as you can clamp leather in it and clamp the stitching pony between your legs or on a working surface. In my case, the ash wood I used was 22mm (7/8'') thick and 75mm (3'') wide. The base is 40cm (16'') long and the clamp halves are 40cm (16'') tall (all approximate). Then if you just follow my video, you should be good to go! Have fun making one!
Greetings, Tony
Really nice! Looking forward to how it will be used.
Thanks a lot! The belt will be made around Christmas time...
Great job !!!
Thanks, Adel!
Красиво. Я бы хотел такой ;-) Но сложно. Я слишком ленив, поэтому сделал сильно проще ;-) Без клея, без мебельной петли, без краски. Вместо ручки рым-гайка. И я поставил пружину на поперечный винт между боковинами. Из инструмента понадобились дрель и ножовка. Грубо и не слишком красиво, но успешно работает уже 4 года ;)
I used google translate for this, if it's not good Russian, blame Google 😉. Here it goes:
Ничего себе, это звучит как очень простое и практичное решение. Молодец! Этот сшивающий пони служит уже два года и до сих пор хорошо работает. Спасибо за просмотр моего видео. Ваше здоровье! Тони
Wonderful tutorial, great job. Very neat and functional. Hope your leather projects go well for you. I've been a leather smith for many years and it's always nice to see young folks take an interest in the craft. Good on ya and blessings to you and yours. And by the way the knob was genius.🤠
Hi Tom, thanks for the nice words. I find leather working to be really rewarding. This week, I am working on my first pair of shoes, that will be my next video... Credit for the knob idea has to go to Bruce A. Ulrich. I got the idea from on of his videos. Cheers, Tony!
Very nice accomplishment, it turned out great! Bedankt voor zo'n geweldige demonstratie!
Thank you very much. Currently I am making another leatherworking tool: a leather strap cutter. That will be my next video to be uploaded this coming weekend. Cheers! Tony
Dude! Awesome job!! Really nicely done!
Thank you, Vince! Are you into leatherworking or wood working too? Cheers, Tony
@@TonyNeedsHobbies Yeah! I picked it up this year after wanting to do it for a while! I started off with knife sheaths, belts and dog collars and am starting to branch out into more tooling projects! Your videos are awesome and I really enjoy the projects you've been working on!
Awesome! I have made a couple of sheaths and Victorinox pouches in other videos. Thanks for enjoying my videos. Sometimes I have the feeling that I should focus on one topic to get more views, but I just like to do it all 😉
Hey this is awesome! I made mine when I first started leather work. One of my favourite tools in the shop!!!
Hi Ira, I love it as well. It's always good to have a third hand around, especially when working with thick veg tan leather. Thanks!
Great jobb,locks amazing !
Thank you for the positivity, Lars. It works great too! Cheers, Tony
Dat ziet er goed uit! Het verbaast me een beetje dat je geen tafelzaagmachine hebt. Dat werkt een stuk gemakkelijker dan met de handzaag. Ik ben nieuw met leerbewerking en bezig met een crossdraw holster voor mijn Colt SAA te maken. Deze Stitching Pony is een goed model dat mij zeker het werk lichter kan maken. Aan de slag dus…. Groet uit 🇦🇹 Paul
Bedankt, Paul! Ik zou willen dat ik de ruimte had voor een tafelzaagmachine, dan zou er zeker een komen. Veel succes met de holster! Ga je hem nat modelleren? De stichting pony gaat zeker behulpzaam zijn bij het stikken! Heel veel succes!
Groetjes, Tony
@@TonyNeedsHobbies ja Tony, die dingen nemen wel wat plaats in beslag… Ik ga het holster nat modelleren. Pasvorm is dan beter en zal de revolver dan minder snel beschadigd raken. Ben benieuwd hoe dat gaat, want de opbouw is uit 2 lagen en 6,5 mm dikte……. Groet uit Austria
Oeh dat is wel dik leer. Heel veel succes ermee, ook met het stikken. Het dikste leer dat ik gebruik is 3.5mm en dat werkt heel fijn. Groeten uit Nederland 😉
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Hi Jeremi, thanks for your comment. Google Translate helped me to understand 😉 Any specific tips you have for me? I am still learning 👍 Cheers!
Tony, I would like to know more about the An21 stamp your using. and how do you heat it? where can I get one from?
Hi Flywelder, I had mine 3D printed in laser sintered steel from Shapeways if I remember correctly. I heat it with a torch but not too hot since it might disintegrate. Hope this helps a bit 😊 otherwise, let me know! Cheers!
Hi Tony, Great project. What are the dimensions of your stock you started with?
Thanks Gregg! It was a piece of I believe 22mm (7/8'') thick ash. I cut it into a 75mm (3'') wide board and made the pony out of that. Where I needed the wood to be thicker I just glued multiple pieces together Forgive me if the measurements don't exactly match what I mention in the video, it might be slightly different. Are you going to make one yourself? Enjoy it!
Cheers, Tony
Thanks for the reply, yeah I’m going to try it.
Good for you! From my experience dimensions don't really matter that much, as long as the clamp is able to tightly hold your workpiece and you're able to clamp the pony between your legs or onto a surface. I would be happy to hear from me once you gave it a go! Good luck!
Thanks for sharing, great video. I ,a just about to make one. I will alter my plans according yours. Please can you tell me where you have ordered or made the stamp?? Cheers from another Dutchman.
Hi Cooper, thank you! I had the stamp 3D printed at Shapeways.com in a steel/bronze alloy. It's heat proof up to 830 degrees Celsius. Good luck with making your stitching pony! Cheers, Tony
I think you need to use more clamps in your glue up stage
Hi John! Thanks for the advice. I was already struggling a bit with this amount... Cheers, Tony
Hai Tony, mooi werk hoor en echt heel netjes gemaakt👍🏼 wil je ook eentje voor me maken? Ga zo mooi door
Hallo Milush, bedankt voor je grote compliment. Helaas heb ik geen tijd om opdrachten aan te nemen. Heb ook een full time baan en probeer in mijn vrije tijd zoveel mogelijk afwisselende dingen te doen. Maar... Het is niet moeilijk om zelf te maken zoals je in de video kan zien. Als ik jou was zou ik er voor gaan en er zelf een proberen te maken. Ik weet zeker dat je tot een bruikbaar resultaat kan komen! Succes!
Hi I like your model of the stitching Horse/ pony.. do you sell them and can you post to Australia? I am in need of one ASAP? If it’s possible could you let me know the cost in Aus dollars if keen plus postage.. thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Hi Niree, the fact that you want to buy one is the best compliment I can get, thank you so much! Unfortunately I am currently not in the position to make additional stitching horses other than the one that I made in the video. Sorry about that... Cheers, Tony
Это что, сын Краморова ?
Похож! ;)
Good job but I gotta tell you, watching you cut things and putting your hands in the path of anything sharp is scary. Learn to use them clamps! Clamp your work down to drill, cut, machine, chisel it anything else sharp. It'll save you some stitches and down time.
Hi Ford Fan, that's some good advice. Thank you! I certainly do care about safety and wear my PPE and all, but I do recognize that I haven't thought enough about what I put my hands in front of so your comment is very much appreciated. In my upcoming video I am chiselling a hex nut hole again in the same way but in the ones to be recorded, I will put your advice regarding sharp tools in practice. And thanks for complimenting on the work 🙂
No problem Tony, I'm a retired house framer and set builder. I'm 63 and still have all my fingers so I'm talking from experience!
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