Another thing you can use for rounding edges are coins! I go to my coin shop and buy the cheap 1 dollar bag, the coins are diffrent sizes and you have fun looking at them everytime you use one on your projects!
I'm sure that you know a lot and want to pass it on. But the background music on your video makes it very difficult to hear what you are saying. Maybe you could re-do your video without the music. Your words compete with the music for my ears' attention. But, thanks for trying.
It's better to buy a cheap set of chinese tools instead of using alternatives imo. Sure this save you money, but if you really pick up leather craft as a hobby it's not bring you any where as these tools technique don't transfer. A set of cheap chinese tools cost like $50~60 and you can pretty much finish a bifold wallet or any small goods out of it
Your content looks great - but the music drowns you out :( I def appreciate this because I just want to make a keychain and don't plan on taking up another hobby, haha!
I started leather working by watching your videos. Within the year, I moved to making bags and doing wholesale orders. Sometimes I still use coffee cups for corners, as I still don’t have corner punches. I consider you to be one of my earliest teachers.
No way you get a consistent result using a knife/blade of sort, instead of an edge beveller! Definitely not "a good alternative". 😂 The fork is a very practical and funny alternative for a divider. 😁
A handy way to remove the crud from a power burnisher is to fold a paper towel into a 2" square. Then apply denatured alcohol and turn the burnisher on as you hold the square of the paper towel to it. This method works very well as well.
A good way to sharpen a pair of leather shears or any pair of scissors is to use a sizeable piece of Reynolds aluminum foil and cut as many narrow strips of the foil as possible. When finished, the shears are very, very sharp!!!!! It a cheap but great way to sharpen the shears so $ can be saved for investing in more leather. LOL.
When making holes with a rotary punch, it's good to place a piece of scrap leather under the project piece and then squeeze the handles. When the top or project piece of leather is thoroughly pierced through, you should hear a certain sound from it. This assures the crafter a clean and precise cut on the punch.
So i was thinking about skiving knives. I looked at those cheap Amazon/Ali kits with all sorts of tools and something poked my eye. A skiving tool of sorts based on replaceable blades... which would probably would be a little silly to buy if you can't get replacement blades... it said "DESIGN IN GERMANY" on the blade, which for one, is a little funny, for other... well that thing looks familiar! That's a "hornhauthobel", a foot callus scraper! It's sold at every store, usually costs about 1.30€ and 10 replacement blades (20 cutting edges) cost less than 1€. Obviously if you buy one in Europe, not only is it much cheaper than importing a suspicious item from across the globe, it says "MADE IN GERMANY" on them instead. So i tried skiving leather with that, but... i'm a little unconvinced, does the tool need a little modification, is it my lack of skill letting me down, something else? I don't have any experience with leather and just trying and edging my way towards my first project(s). i want to re-dress the beaten up Audio Technica ATH-M40x headphones with real leather headband and real leather earpads, in some nice fancy colour, because why not, and i might do some simpler things on my way there first.
Leather punch must be replaced with a proper metal punch. Fork puncher must be replaced with a proper fork for unrolling honeycombs. Edge beveler must be replaced with a proper tool for cutting and pushing cuticles. For rounded angles an proper wood chisel or rounded metal punch is fine too.
Great video but I feel like you forgot one important alternative to edging and roughing and cornering and that is different types of sandpaper or emery cloth…. The trick with fork reslly works used it after seeing your video thanks again
Another thing you can use for rounding edges are coins! I go to my coin shop and buy the cheap 1 dollar bag, the coins are diffrent sizes and you have fun looking at them everytime you use one on your projects!
good tip thanks
Turn off the music I turned you off because of it
The music is a little too loud brotha! Love the apron!
awsome video , really creative
Wait are you the guy that dose the leatherwork for shatterproof archery?
Life saver
great video!
I like your name :)
I'm sure that you know a lot and want to pass it on. But the background music on your video makes it very difficult to hear what you are saying. Maybe you could re-do your video without the music. Your words compete with the music for my ears' attention. But, thanks for trying.
coffee-tanned leather....!
You're so pleasant!. 😊
when you forget to flush the and someone entered after you remember:
"CAN YOU SEE MY NO.2"
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It's better to buy a cheap set of chinese tools instead of using alternatives imo. Sure this save you money, but if you really pick up leather craft as a hobby it's not bring you any where as these tools technique don't transfer. A set of cheap chinese tools cost like $50~60 and you can pretty much finish a bifold wallet or any small goods out of it
whats in his ears
Waste of my time
You can also use a fork as a stitching punch spacer
YES! YES you can!
Your content looks great - but the music drowns you out :(
I def appreciate this because I just want to make a keychain and don't plan on taking up another hobby, haha!
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I started leather working by watching your videos. Within the year, I moved to making bags and doing wholesale orders. Sometimes I still use coffee cups for corners, as I still don’t have corner punches. I consider you to be one of my earliest teachers.
No way you get a consistent result using a knife/blade of sort, instead of an edge beveller! Definitely not "a good alternative". 😂
The fork is a very practical and funny alternative for a divider. 😁
A handy way to remove the crud from a power burnisher is to fold a paper towel into a 2" square. Then apply denatured alcohol and turn the burnisher on as you hold the square of the paper towel to it. This method works very well as well.
The background music is drowning out your voice.
A good way to sharpen a pair of leather shears or any pair of scissors is to use a sizeable piece of Reynolds aluminum foil and cut as many narrow strips of the foil as possible. When finished, the shears are very, very sharp!!!!! It a cheap but great way to sharpen the shears so $ can be saved for investing in more leather. LOL.
I wanted to watch this video but after 29 seconds of that terrible music I had to give up.
When making holes with a rotary punch, it's good to place a piece of scrap leather under the project piece and then squeeze the handles. When the top or project piece of leather is thoroughly pierced through, you should hear a certain sound from it. This assures the crafter a clean and precise cut on the punch.
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You look like Super Mario
So i was thinking about skiving knives. I looked at those cheap Amazon/Ali kits with all sorts of tools and something poked my eye. A skiving tool of sorts based on replaceable blades... which would probably would be a little silly to buy if you can't get replacement blades... it said "DESIGN IN GERMANY" on the blade, which for one, is a little funny, for other... well that thing looks familiar! That's a "hornhauthobel", a foot callus scraper! It's sold at every store, usually costs about 1.30€ and 10 replacement blades (20 cutting edges) cost less than 1€. Obviously if you buy one in Europe, not only is it much cheaper than importing a suspicious item from across the globe, it says "MADE IN GERMANY" on them instead.
So i tried skiving leather with that, but... i'm a little unconvinced, does the tool need a little modification, is it my lack of skill letting me down, something else?
I don't have any experience with leather and just trying and edging my way towards my first project(s). i want to re-dress the beaten up Audio Technica ATH-M40x headphones with real leather headband and real leather earpads, in some nice fancy colour, because why not, and i might do some simpler things on my way there first.
Leather punch must be replaced with a proper metal punch. Fork puncher must be replaced with a proper fork for unrolling honeycombs. Edge beveler must be replaced with a proper tool for cutting and pushing cuticles. For rounded angles an proper wood chisel or rounded metal punch is fine too.
Great video but I feel like you forgot one important alternative to edging and roughing and cornering and that is different types of sandpaper or emery cloth…. The trick with fork reslly works used it after seeing your video thanks again
Great video. Gonna share the origin of your name?
haha my last job I guess I reminded them of Joe Dirt from the movie so that's what they started calling me
Great video! It is "ROH-TAH-REE Punch" :) Spelled "Rotary", as it rotates.
I could deal with the music,sorry!
I hope you are well man, your videos are great.
Thank you for the leather Tool alternatives!
Amazon currently has a 6 pk of those scratch awls for $4
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