Thank you, Mike. I have all the old Craftool figure bevelers with several of each. This is from the days when they were handmade so you can have three different sizes all with the same number. I love the flexibility of these bevellers.
Merci pour vos vidéos; je les aime vraiment beaucoup car je les trouve très pédagogiques et généreuses! je vais polir mes figure carving from tandy parce que vous m'avez donné envie de les utiliser plus! encore merci et please, continuez les vidéos!!
But, But, I dont have Black Crack money like you do......lol Thank you for these videos. should do one for like 5 mins, giving us little tips. do it once a week. Like the Compass and Groover tip you gave me....
Thanks, Jean! You don't need Black Crack. You just need a good properly shaped figure beveler. I have been working on some more video tips. Stay tuned.
Besides the BF8, are there a few other of Bob's tools that you use a lot? Want to jump on Bob's waiting list and trying to come up with 3 or 4 of his tools for figure carving and maybe some Sheridan type work. Cheers.
Brian, I would get the B2, B3, BF 1-8 and some checkered matter bevelers from Bob. Also background tools like the can matter or ecoli. You can find excellent Sheridan tools from other vendors without the wait, but Bob’s are certainly worth waiting for. Ask him about the Sheridan new as I don’t have any.
I’d like to make one, but not sure how heavy to make it or what to use as a weight so as to keep things from slipping but not leave marks on the leather- any thoughts? Also, is it veg tan on the bottom? If there is a name for this or a tutorial you know of, that would be helpful.
Lol! Black crack money!! Your videos are informative sir! Keep em coming! See you on the lw forum.
Thank you, Mike. I have all the old Craftool figure bevelers with several of each. This is from the days when they were handmade so you can have three different sizes all with the same number. I love the flexibility of these bevellers.
Merci pour vos vidéos; je les aime vraiment beaucoup car je les trouve très pédagogiques et généreuses! je vais polir mes figure carving from tandy parce que vous m'avez donné envie de les utiliser plus! encore merci et please, continuez les vidéos!!
maud colas You are very welcome! Glad you are enjoying them.
More videos please
Stay tuned, Chris. More on the way soon!
I wonna buy jet tools from Bob Beard ! I think the best what u can find on the market !
Another great video. Thanks for sharing.
Could you do a video on how to use Tap Offs well?
michael cunningham, certainly. They’re easy to use. Give me a few days.
But, But, I dont have Black Crack money like you do......lol Thank you for these videos. should do one for like 5 mins, giving us little tips. do it once a week. Like the Compass and Groover tip you gave me....
Thanks, Jean! You don't need Black Crack. You just need a good properly shaped figure beveler. I have been working on some more video tips. Stay tuned.
Besides the BF8, are there a few other of Bob's tools that you use a lot? Want to jump on Bob's waiting list and trying to come up with 3 or 4 of his tools for figure carving and maybe some Sheridan type work. Cheers.
Brian, I would get the B2, B3, BF 1-8 and some checkered matter bevelers from Bob. Also background tools like the can matter or ecoli. You can find excellent Sheridan tools from other vendors without the wait, but Bob’s are certainly worth waiting for. Ask him about the Sheridan new as I don’t have any.
I would love to know how to make that leather weight u have sitting there. Or what is that called so I can look it up
Where do you get the nice weight that you are using, do they have a name . Thanks
Chris Nixon I had these made for me by someone who is no longer in the business. They are just a leather weight, and pretty simple to make.
I’d like to make one, but not sure how heavy to make it or what to use as a weight so as to keep things from slipping but not leave marks on the leather- any thoughts? Also, is it veg tan on the bottom? If there is a name for this or a tutorial you know of, that would be helpful.
@@learnleather4865 Oh Good! How about a tutorial on leather weights? :o)
What are the craft tool numbers
Mario e 897, 896, 895, 891, 890
I can't see what you're doing even on full screen. Too far from the camera. Whaaaaaaaa!!!