I have the Klien Tote i wanted to get this one one here, but at the last minute i realised.. i woukd need to keep closing the straps each time i wanted to move tge bag around.. its a pity the shoulder strap wasn't made onto the sides instead of the flap.
It looks like nice high quality leather but being a tool bag I think they should have stitched it at least twice if not three times kind of like a work boot .
A good deal of the double/tripple stitching you see on work boots (as Red Wings etc) is done with a Puritan Chainstitch. Chainstitching a tool bad would be a poor choice.
@@cs-rj8ru Not so much a chainstitch so much as at least two seperate seams - sewn twice and give em a ruler and a piece of chalk if they're still haveing a hard time keeping the seams striaght . Maybe buy em a robot or sewing machine with a laser I don't know . There's a guy named Dr. Martin that knows a lot about how to sew leather if they need any more advice maybe they could give him a call . What the hell is a chainstitch anyway ?
Like the quicker format! Doesn't seem to lose any info or quality from your longer form vids.
Like the reviews but it be nice if u gave a price or link
The price seems to vary with most Google searches.
TheBootGuy well you can just give the price you paid.
It would be nice to see a review on a Occidental tool bag @bootguy
Where is it made?
Fort Smith, Arkansas
I have the Klien Tote i wanted to get this one one here, but at the last minute i realised.. i woukd need to keep closing the straps each time i wanted to move tge bag around.. its a pity the shoulder strap wasn't made onto the sides instead of the flap.
.015= 15/1000ths, .15= 15/100ths= 3/20ths. I'm guessing you meant .15 or 15/100ths?
It looks like nice high quality leather but being a tool bag I think they should have stitched it at least twice if not three times kind of like a work boot .
A good deal of the double/tripple stitching you see on work boots (as Red Wings etc) is done with a Puritan Chainstitch. Chainstitching a tool bad would be a poor choice.
@@cs-rj8ru Not so much a chainstitch so much as at least two seperate seams - sewn twice and give em a ruler and a piece of chalk if they're still haveing a hard time keeping the seams striaght . Maybe buy em a robot or sewing machine with a laser I don't know . There's a guy named Dr. Martin that knows a lot about how to sew leather if they need any more advice maybe they could give him a call . What the hell is a chainstitch anyway ?