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In this video I make 4 hardware bags on the sewing machine!! The fabric is left over from the jeans we made this year! The denim and the brown waxed canvas is made with Cordura technology!
My rope splices are trash.. I was under the gun 😅
Thank you for the love and support !
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Might be a good question to ask if they cover someone if they die from the shot?
I don't even wanna think of a world without Jimmy DiResta in it! 😄
Now this is a grass roots diresta style project... Simple but rugged and just speaks to you.. Simplicity and over kill in one package I love it..
Using the ice pick as a pivot for sewing is pretty cool!
They're like mini 'lineman' buckets. Awesome
You should do a rope tips video, and definitely include how you braided in the loop at the ends of the handles
The rope work in not that impressive. Recommend "Marlinespike Seamanship" by H. G. Smith for all kinds of plain and fancy ropework.
It’s called splicing. Not that hard to do.
It is never too late for learning new ways to draw and sew a circle...this is my first time watching this technique...❤️❤️❤️
The Boy Scout in me really enjoyed seeing that eye splice. Well done, they look great.
One could reuse the legs from jeans, and just upcycle them.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
And create some sweet Daisy Dukes at the same time.
@@joejoe8472 oh yeah.
True!
@@joejoe8472 do we really wanna see Jimmy legs?
Mmmm🤔🤔🤔
The place looks amazing. I almost didn't see the canoe. My grandma had a Juki. I miss hearing the hum of that machine on the weekends.
I had NO idea, coir rope can be tied like that... I’m trying that right away!
So grateful for the knowledge from Jimmy! 🙏🏻
My god, using a fixed point and the pressure foot on the juki to see in a circle... Just simple and brilliant!
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DIRESTA WORKSHOP: A modern cathedral dedicated to creativity and craftsmanship.
I meant every word. Keep up the EXEMPLARY work.
When he opened that door I think I got a semi. Lol
I always thought if it as "The Maker Temple".
That was some nice splicing at the end there, Jimmy. Another hitherto unseen talent.
Jimmy, your new shop looks great, the lighting is perfect! Thanks! 👍👍👍
Amazing work! You imagination and wits are as vaste as the universe! 👏👏👏👏👏👍🏻
Welcome to "Homecrafts & Sewing 101" class with Jimmy DiResta! Nice work JD....👍👍👏👏
Showed this to my mum who is a retired seamstress - she thinks you’re a “very creative genius”
I’m inclined to agree. Superb video filled with very clever problem solving. Thank you for sharing as always
Shop looks amazing, everything you've done is so inspiring. God bless you and all your work.
Video starts at 1:30
That pole barn has a heating system in the floor under the concrete. BADASS!!
Holy shit!
I have been struggling with sewing decent circles for years, and POOF! I learn how to do it watching a DIRESTA video!
Even at quick speed I learned so much, maybe it is the barn that was recharged with a huge dose of inspiration?! The place looks stellar!
my god the shop looks great inside now with the walls sheathed nice one
Jimmy with an eye splice for the win! Nice job. These look like they will be around in 50 years.
black barn is looking awesome these days! thanks for another good one!
They look terrific. Great job.
Great bags, a good use of some leftovers from your clothing line no doubt. Smart. Thanks
Jimmy,
I am so happy to see you exploring the world of industrial sewing.
Kids i work with ask me: is there anything you can't or dont know how to do, well, i ask DIRESTA the same. Just a pleasure to see everything you do. A real pleasure.
holy crap wtf is that ringing the entire time? It's like my tinnitus has tinnitus.
Had to watch it on mute myself, and that's the worst way to watch his videos. :-/
I had to pause it to make sure it wasn't actually something in my house making the noise
@@Cactuar76 lol I did that like 4 times. I think he's gaslighting us.
That sewing machine! Freaking. Awesome.
OUTSTANDING! Thanks for another creative video.😎😎😎😎
Beautiful job Jimmy 👏👏👏💪👍
Always something interesting! Thumbs up and thanks for posting.
Completely impressed. Loved how you jumped on the eye splicing without missing a beat.
This one was a fun watch for me. My dad was a upholsterer for Sealink/British Rail back in the 70's and he made me a duffle bag to use for school, and watching you use some of the same methods (and the same size scissors lol) took me right back to a being a 6yr old watching with his dad with awe
Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
True craftsman 🙌 beautiful job
Always blown away at how many skills are in your head! I learned how to sew a cylinder seam by bunching it up and through today.
Amazing as always, sir.
Also, I'm not one to complain but whatever is making that high-pitched squeal in the background has gotta go man!
No kidding! I thought it was a smoke alarm going off somewhere in our housing complex. RIP headphones users.
I had to watch on mute. Still gave the video a like though.
Agree, that was a little annoying. Thought I was developing tinnitus.
I almost thought it was tinnitus! Thank you for commenting so those of us around loud machines all day know we aren't just losing our hearing.
@@bkm8707 haha, I was on a rattly bus on a dirt road so I wasn't sure either, had to keep taking my headphones off to make sure.
1:37 I love your new workshop! Beautiful job. Greetings from Buenos Aires!
A plywood bottom to those bags would make them more stable. As it is, the cloth bottom bulges under the weight of the hardware making an uneven surface to rest on.
Otherwise, dang good idea and well executed.
Agreed. Also, I think some kind of crimped connector on the rope connection would be nice not only for durability but also to fit the Diresta “made to last” aesthetic
@@tjvhigh09 He weaved the rope loops into the braid.. It will last longer than any crimp connector ever would.
So much craftsmanship in such a simple item...Jimmy never fails to impress.
They look great!!! Love the sewing videos!
That shop is looking amazing buddy!
Can’t believe watching Jimmy sow cloth buckets is so interesting. Nice work as always. Mad skills.
Man! You never cease to amaze me with your ingenious ways of doing things. That circle trick I am going to use for sure.
My gosh that high pitched buzz.....
Cool project
I always find it very interesting to watch Jimmy's work flow on these small production runs. A lot to be learned here from a gent who has mastered the art of the small production run.
Lovely idea reminding me of leather buckets of yester-year, but these are so flexible with applications from women's handbags through fasteners to almost anything. Thanks for sharing!
This workshop is a dream coming true, I mean, who else need a forklift parked in one corner just in case you might need to replace a lamp?! 😅😅
Very useful build. I like it. I will say the constant ringing throughout the video reminded me of my tinnitus. I had to pause the video to make sure it wasn’t me.
Jimmy of all trades, master of Jack.
Great circle sawing thcniq , love it !
The shop looks awesome
Finally maybe I have a tip for you: when you are beginning or ending a stitch, you should reverse the beginning and ending so that it has extra stitches. They will be less likely to ravel or come undone in the future.
Great project. i learned to splice in my pipefitter apprenticeship rigging class, back in the 80's. it's a great way to finish and it will wow some folks too
I still learn something new with every video. I may just make some of these myself, thanks Jimmy!
For a bloke who makes some pretty cool stuff, you chose the most complicated way to make a bag 😳
Such a cute idea. I really like the look of it. It’s classy.
As always great work!
Hauling fasteners seems like a great durability test of Cordura. And those bags are looking tough!👍
P.S. Your "trash" rope splicing is still miles better than many of our best attempts. 😅
It would be SO cool if you could find a way to put the Diresta "stained glass" windows above the door to the shop... Man that place is awesome!
I believe that's the plan!
I love how easily you can eyeball anything, my man
Beautiful shop Jimmy
Thank you policy genius for believing in Diresta! Shop is looking good!
The barn is looking amazing!
You are amazing worker anything is possible for you,and really I’m happy to watch your videos
Those look fabulous. I love them.
Am I the only one who drops everything to stop and watch a Diresta video?
I watched this in 0.5 speed because being convinced by drunk diresta to get insurance is priceless
I love the textile/leatherworking stuff! Great looking bags, JD
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It is always fascinating how fast he learns.
Splicing the rope handles is the extra level of perfection
What wonderful looking bags you have there
Freakin awesome lookin bags, you have an endless talent my friend..
Thanks for keeping me inspired.
Great work men...
Those are nice as heck man great job 👏 👍
Nice touch with the sisal weaving
You will never be disappointed with a Jimmy DiResta video, although I got a bit seasick watching him weave that rope back together. Nice work.
This was like drinking from the fire hose! A ton of awesome information. But... I missed the last step of branding the bags with the iconic DIRESTA logo! Thanks for the education! 🙏
Love the consistency in the freehand, great craftsmanship!....Obviously, Jimmy uses Robertson screws now, like a true craftsman!
I've been debating getting an icepick. I know how versatile it is but my mindset was only considering shop uses. Seeing you use it in sewing just made me broaden my mindset and I'm definitely getting an icepick! Thanks!
So cool jimmy!
Thats a great idea. Oh and I love the shop.
You're gonna tell me 3/4 of the entirety of Brooklyn wouldn't want one of these, filled with farmer's market apples, slung over their shoulder this summer?! 😉
They look great!!
Jimmy Diresta Bags For Hardware... Has to have a good sponsor!
LE: NICE bags!
Jimmy you are a wizard my man I was trying to workout for ages how you was going to complete the cylinder. Crisp. 👌
New shop looks great, don’t know which I like most, the outside or the inside.
The barn is really looking good!
great lighting
excellent project
The man has mastered the sewing machine. Is there anything he can't do?
I suppose you could just drop em in the barrel of Evapo-Rust when the time comes.
They look good, really cool use for leftover materials. Maybe an icepick pocket for version 2? This video makes me want to learn how to use the industrial sewing machine I picked up for free last year.
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Good job Jimmy
That's definitely one pair of scissors you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley.
That closure stitch was nice, I was thinking how the hell is he gonna...oooooooh. Nicely done.
Great video and build. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Wow! Nice job on the shop!!