Making a Leather EDC Pouch for a Leatherman Wave, bits and extras

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  • Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
  • ► Buy my patterns and leather goods here: leodisleather....
    ► For more information see: ianatkinson.net...
    In this video I am making a pouch for a Leatherman Wave, a set of Leatherman bits, a Fisher Space Pen and a Fenix E05 torch. It also has a snap off belt loop to allow it to go on and off the belt easily.
    You can buy the parts on Amazon:
    ► Leatherman Wave: amzn.to/2ku4rGL
    ► Leatherman Bit Kit: amzn.to/2fXJQcE
    ► Fisher Space Pen: amzn.to/2xZBTrJ
    ► Fenix E05: amzn.to/2xX6YPk
    The idea behind this was not to fight the lumps that like to spring up when wet forming but to encourage them and use them in the design. The two little ridges that I formed stop the torch or pen from dropping out of their tubes (although they're a good fit anyway!).
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    This video has been re-uploaded with some or all of the audio removed to avoid problems with dishonest companies making unfounded copyright claims.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 239

  • @Flashahol
    @Flashahol 9 років тому +1

    That's great! Just put a flashlight and a knife into a pouch and I'm making popcorn, but this is even better. Thank you for the excellent straight-to-the-point, no long blabber video. Know that I will be making something inspired from this tutorial the minute I get around to it.

  • @murfjitsu
    @murfjitsu 9 років тому +24

    That thing is awesome. I want one. Do you have an online store or is there any way to place an order for this and maybe some other items? Seems like a professional job, but I wasn't sure if you are just meticulous and do it as a hobby or if this is a business venture as well. Please let me know. Great work. Thanks for sharing.

  • @deliberatecrash
    @deliberatecrash 11 років тому +2

    Ian, how are the side loops attached? Are the side loops baked for rigidity? Thanks

  • @22plepte.ltd.96
    @22plepte.ltd.96 6 років тому

    Wished you still sell these...

  • @livingsurvival
    @livingsurvival 9 років тому +13

    OMG so awesome. I want one.

  • @T3inChrist
    @T3inChrist 10 років тому

    true craftsmen ship. question is would you be willing to make/sell it or another? I carry the same setup and would be interested. Either way...good stuff

    • @ruggedcross6033
      @ruggedcross6033 10 років тому

      Lol , i.can hear you now saying good stuff, miss you bro.

  • @ryunin69
    @ryunin69 10 років тому +3

    Great. I have been looking for a while for a sheath EXACTLY like that. I have a Leatherman 300 Supertool and Fenix EO 5 and a Fisher pen, too. How much would you charge to make one of those for me?

  • @Leodis.Leather
    @Leodis.Leather  11 років тому +1

    Because it's an old video (as it says in the description) and I didn't own any irons at the time that it was made.

  • @jkno
    @jkno 9 років тому +1

    Awesome! The lost art of making high quality leather sheaths! I'd be really interested in a new sheath for my Leatherman Surge, would you be able to make one for me?

  • @jonathanbhowani1040
    @jonathanbhowani1040 10 років тому +2

    Dude! You are a master at your craft! I love watching leather works, and you are awesome at it!

  • @TurribleGamingClips
    @TurribleGamingClips 7 років тому +2

    If I were as skilled in anything as this man is in leatherworking, I'd be content in life

  • @rodrigoespinosa2977
    @rodrigoespinosa2977 8 років тому +2

    Hello can you tell me how did u do the pokets for the Pen and flashlight and how to sew them please

  • @outdoorsaddiction1085
    @outdoorsaddiction1085 9 років тому +1

    Much RESPECT! Freakin AWESOME work!!! SUBSCRIBED!!!!

  • @ahmedatm
    @ahmedatm 8 років тому +2

    You are an artist,,,, i like it soooooooo much ...great work thanks for sharing experience

  • @robertbentley5604
    @robertbentley5604 9 років тому +1

    Why are people commenting null on your videos.oh, I've yet to see better leather craft videos, so any haters surely can't demonstrate better abilities. Thanks for your treasure trove of helpful videos. You helped my leather business tremendously.

  • @thomasbrustad5596
    @thomasbrustad5596 5 років тому +1

    That case is awesome!! next question. Do you sell these items?

  • @Hutjeopdeheij
    @Hutjeopdeheij 10 років тому +1

    very nice pouch you made there...

  • @ju24ly
    @ju24ly 10 років тому +1

    Shut up and take my money!!!

  • @Ph871-w8v
    @Ph871-w8v 8 років тому +1

    Well Mr Atkinson... You definitely got skills 😂 It's a wonderful bit of kit practical and stylish 👍 Well done you 😝
    Awesome is as Awesome does....And you do it so Well 😎

  • @MrAustruck
    @MrAustruck 9 років тому

    no doubt you have been asked , will you sell me one of those ? ,great workmanship ,i can picture millions of Chinese doing each step over and over

  • @reilly5904802
    @reilly5904802 8 років тому +1

    will you sell one?

  • @israelguevara8190
    @israelguevara8190 7 років тому +1

    No mames! You did a good job and for my taste, the best case I've ever seen!

  • @neilhowell9032
    @neilhowell9032 9 місяців тому

    Hey Cool, i hear Planet Rock.
    Im from Switzerland and listen it too 😁.
    Line your Videos since i start with Leather and you are helpin me alot 💪

  • @TURBOLANDRAIDER
    @TURBOLANDRAIDER 9 років тому

    I do not see these available on your site, or etsy page, and the ordering instructions say you're closed, and not taking any orders. Is there any way to purchase one of these? Thank you.

  • @jdheere
    @jdheere 10 років тому

    I'm still trying to figure out from this video how you attached the sleeves for the light and pen. Everything else made perfect sense but it seems I'm missing something or it was skipped over. If you cover this in another of your videos, I'd like to know which one to view.

  • @DIYModernTwins
    @DIYModernTwins 8 років тому

    Love your videos... your work is superb! Thanks for sharing.

  • @badass3374
    @badass3374 10 років тому

    Awesome. You should make few that you can sell :) . Looks great product.

  • @rajatanpacelana
    @rajatanpacelana 10 років тому

    wooow such a craftmanship.... I wish I had hands like like you have..

  • @DavidCorderoM
    @DavidCorderoM 8 років тому +1

    I can only say a simple word: AMAZING!! I'd love to have this pouch for my leatherman

  • @GuntersGarage
    @GuntersGarage 8 років тому

    Wow! You just took something from utilitarian to art. I'd be afraid to put it to use, nice work.

  • @josephallan8791
    @josephallan8791 6 років тому

    I know nothing about leather working skills but ive watched alot of videos and i must say you skill is as professional as it gets. You are an artist in that trade for sure. Great video and supreme skill. I would love to learn how to do those skills. Ive been watching alot of leather skills on youtube and learning alot because i would like to try but your skills are probably the best ive seen on you tube. Im subscribing now because i think i just found my jedi leather skill teacher. Awsome work ian!!!

  • @ArunkOner
    @ArunkOner 9 років тому

    What kind of razor blades do you use, and how often do you change them? You seem to be able to cut much easier than the time I am having lol

  • @SuperKnightsword
    @SuperKnightsword 8 років тому

    Let me ask you Do you can made alike this? How much? No wonder he just shut down his website say closed.

  • @Brakermaker21
    @Brakermaker21 10 років тому

    Would you make and sell one of these to someone who doesn't find it cost effective to buy all of those tools?
    If so, how much would you charge?

  • @Montes0000
    @Montes0000 10 років тому

    Hi. Where can I buy this kind of leather case? Thanks.

  • @CortandoTientos
    @CortandoTientos 10 років тому

    Very good job, Might you tell me what kind of wire you use to sew by hand and point you do. thanks

  • @reilly5904802
    @reilly5904802 8 років тому +1

    how much would you charge to make one?

  • @johnarizona3820
    @johnarizona3820 5 років тому

    Just got the Surge with 42 extra bits and it doesn't fit. I'd pay for one of these.

  • @stuck272
    @stuck272 10 років тому

    Very nice, rather impressive. How long did it take to make that?

  • @abcabc-ig9wj
    @abcabc-ig9wj 10 років тому

    !!!!omg. i want one. need one to hold mini magnafying glass. mini flashlight like the one in the vid, and a flint stick.

  • @DeepSouthExperience
    @DeepSouthExperience 9 років тому

    I so wish your were taking orders again! I highly desire one of these for my Charge.. Take Care - Stan

  • @markg8972
    @markg8972 6 років тому

    I cant seem to find this pattern in your collection im sure it would be a real popular one,looks really good btw as well:)

  • @SergeantScratchard
    @SergeantScratchard 9 років тому

    Jeez that was brilliant: I watched mesmerized and really enjoyed the lack of 'blow hard' commentary. It was like being at a craft fare and watching a real professional show off his work. I could watch that all day long, frankly. Top job

  • @JoakimLaine
    @JoakimLaine 10 років тому

    wow. I didn't see it on your website, do you sell these?? does it fit mini maglite?

  • @katiamurillo4893
    @katiamurillo4893 8 років тому

    Hello can you tell me how did u do the pokets for the Pen and flashlight and how to sew them please

  • @tronclay
    @tronclay 8 років тому

    stellar work man, the kind of work that makes people want to get into the hobby in hopes of producing pieces of the same quality. I really like the idea of taking a multitool sheath and working it into even more of a multi-use setup by adding the ability to carry extras like a small light and pen. I have a few of the Fisher space pens including the exact one in the video and they work wonderfully. I have another small one like this one that has a keychain and a screw on cap that I keep on my Simmons goretex jacket right on the lapel area, really handy to have at hand when you need it.One thing that I think would be a really cool little addition to a setup like this sheath would be an extra layer or "compartment" of leather so that you could slide in one of those very small pads of all-weather paper to go along with the all-weather pen. IT shouldn't add too much thickness to the sheath and could be really handy. Is that something that seems feasible or is there an aspect to accomplishing that that im not taking into consideration?Good work man, I cant wait to get deeper into leather working and start being able to make some useful, working items. Once I got some leather sheets and scraps plus one of those leather crafting needles with the built in leather working thread inside the wooden handle I couldn't stop poking holes into leather and sewing things up!

  • @hellbillyaustin6883
    @hellbillyaustin6883 6 років тому

    Im not to keen on those snaps, but that aside....great work, nice end product. I was wondering how to use leather tools, the ones i could'nt work out myself, you've used in this vid. Keep up the good work. All the best.

  • @mirandagmail
    @mirandagmail 10 років тому +1

    Umm.. I'd like to place an order for the one exactly on this video. But, most preferrably, MOLLE adaptable and non-shiny leather (matte-finished)
    How do I do that?

  • @TheTranq
    @TheTranq 4 роки тому

    That's one nice looking sheath! I'm gonna make something similar!

  • @lapulapu3500
    @lapulapu3500 10 років тому

    If you are selling, I would buy. Please let me know

  • @chrissing64
    @chrissing64 8 років тому

    That is one very impressive piece of work and you are very talented. I have just purchased my own leatherman wave. do you take orders in the UK and how much would on of those cost with P&P

  • @nicholashunt3677
    @nicholashunt3677 9 років тому +2

    Nice music choice I can play all on bass guitar

    • @peteremery5372
      @peteremery5372 7 років тому

      nick hunt yes I live on that music I play the guitar to not bass just the acoustic and electric

  • @LogicalWaste
    @LogicalWaste 10 років тому

    Would you ever consider making one by order? I'd love to have one of these as i don't find the Leatherman Sheaths all that appealing. Please get back to me.

  • @SRDragon1
    @SRDragon1 8 років тому

    Ian have you thought of making plans for this?

  • @SRDragon1
    @SRDragon1 8 років тому

    Just Subscribed, I absolutely love this Sheath. I hope to make one of my own. Did you glue the tool holder parts in, then Sew the whole thing together? I am going to watch ALL of your videos!

  • @HikeandgoSeek
    @HikeandgoSeek 10 років тому

    What no slot for your fire steel!? Kidding... Beautiful work I'm loving all your videos

  • @juliusaeneasthamer6733
    @juliusaeneasthamer6733 6 років тому

    Magnifisant....totally, it was really enjoying and inspiring to see how you craft an awesome leatherman pouch!!!

  • @wheirauch
    @wheirauch 10 років тому

    how much do u charge mate for these leatherman cases as i could do with one.

  • @hybridhuman69
    @hybridhuman69 10 років тому

    Hey Ian, Really love this design. I've just got a Leatherman Wave for work so I'm going to try and make something similar. A quick question though, how/when do you do the 45 degree edge by the top of the pouch (above where the leatherman bits sits)? Are the layers just skived to 45 degrees and glued together? Many Thanks and keep up the good work!

  • @ndspecial
    @ndspecial 8 років тому

    love my wallet almost had it for two years now and always get complements. got my aunt to sew on a new piece of the soft side of the velcro and it's back to 100%. I love something you can repair easily on your own.

  • @ridgeriderrc761
    @ridgeriderrc761 9 років тому

    Thats so badass........ The nylon sheath will have to do me for now until i can conjure up the skill to pull this off.. nice job :)

  • @robertwhite865
    @robertwhite865 4 роки тому

    This is exactly what I am looking for. The video doesn't show much about the torch or pen holder. I checked your etsy and didn't see this pattern listed. Is this pattern available?

  • @leif9880
    @leif9880 10 років тому

    Nice work...and music. Zep and Rival Sons in the same video. Keep on swinging!

  • @deplorable113
    @deplorable113 4 роки тому

    I hope he knows what he's doing?! Looks like I want one!!!

  • @samaker4
    @samaker4 8 років тому

    very cool build. thanks for posting

  • @scekicrajko1
    @scekicrajko1 10 років тому

    how much would it be for one for a leatherman charge tti?

  • @weaponmaster6264
    @weaponmaster6264 8 років тому

    Do you know of any good tool kits/sets that would be good for beginner leatherwork? And not to expensive, maybe 50$ at the most!

    • @kerrycrocker6474
      @kerrycrocker6474 7 років тому +1

      You can find basic kits on ebay to get started, but expect to upgrade as you go.

  • @bobcalgarycanada8582
    @bobcalgarycanada8582 5 років тому

    Like Philip Hounsham said You have major skills Ian Thanks for sharing your how to do it Right

  • @nativepsychoman
    @nativepsychoman 9 років тому

    Beautiful work! I just got Surge, could you make me a horizontal sheath?

  • @giorgitavshavadze4260
    @giorgitavshavadze4260 7 років тому

    what do you use for edges before polishing ?

  • @neoxenom2538
    @neoxenom2538 8 років тому

    wonderfull and magic piece of work ! Be proud to be able to do this in 2016 !

  • @tomvana4270
    @tomvana4270 7 років тому

    Awesome job. Didn't get the fold at the bottom until end of video. See that it's a stop for the light and pen. Great idea.

  • @vijayverma1984
    @vijayverma1984 9 років тому

    What a wonderful handcraft ! Ian I like your love for precision . Best of luck

  • @MrJulianguillaume
    @MrJulianguillaume 10 років тому

    fantastic- just need a combination of the speed of the video and the chat about what you doing- thanks for sharing !

  • @garyherring761
    @garyherring761 8 років тому

    good job l have the surge u can do the same way?

  • @freeamerican2313
    @freeamerican2313 5 років тому

    You made that look easy, Kool video thanks for sharing I'm definitely going to try it

  • @usmcretired2112
    @usmcretired2112 8 років тому +2

    Where can I buy one ???

  • @Bloke117
    @Bloke117 7 років тому

    Simple one, what's the knot/wrap called on the light? Cheers!

  • @bastiatboi4510
    @bastiatboi4510 10 років тому

    Whats the tool were you using to trim off those thin strips from the edges? And what does it help?
    Thanks for any help.

    • @thedruid7813
      @thedruid7813 10 років тому

      called an edge beveler...comes in different sizes. Get a smaller sized one....you can always make multiple passes to remove/deepen the edge corners for a more "rounded" look. Then use an edge slicker to polish the edge down. I like using beeswax on sides and edges. Makes it a tool lubricant as well as waterproofs the leather.

  • @ironeo
    @ironeo 9 років тому

    Less than a minute into your video I hit the subscribe button and had no idea you had other videos ... Thanks !

  • @zservice72
    @zservice72 9 років тому

    very cool
    Thanks for video

  • @danzigpanzer3863
    @danzigpanzer3863 10 років тому

    Ian -
    Totally amazed
    My hat's off to you, such a craftsman
    I went to your link on Esty . .it did not work
    Please advise
    Are you in the UK . .or Oz down under?

  • @klasmedak556
    @klasmedak556 10 років тому

    Awesome craftsmanship and AWESOME music

  • @luisolivera1404
    @luisolivera1404 9 років тому

    an incredibly beautiful , fine and delicate work , with a unique neatness ... thank you very much for your talent with us conpartir

  • @klasmedak556
    @klasmedak556 10 років тому

    Awesome craftsmanship and AWESOME music

  • @streetstomper
    @streetstomper 7 років тому

    that is amazing, beautiful case thanks for sharing.

  • @ConorMakes
    @ConorMakes 8 років тому

    Nice work man, good video, no pop ups right up my street you got another sub

  • @jmbwashi
    @jmbwashi 5 років тому

    This inspired me to make my own. It took me almost a year to complete the project but it turned out pretty nice. I took my time and got something that worked really well.

  • @moorshound3243
    @moorshound3243 9 років тому

    Dude that was epic, you make leather work look so easy, I always make tons of silly mistakes! where did you get the snap press machine?
    Keep making the good stuff.

  • @nicolaarrichiello2420
    @nicolaarrichiello2420 7 років тому

    Hi Ian! A question for you, how i buy this type of leather on-line?
    Thanks.

  • @AusMiner
    @AusMiner 8 років тому

    Great bit of work mate. Thanks for sharing. I love seeing work like this done by somebody who really knows what they are doing.

  • @bradyblackburn4863
    @bradyblackburn4863 8 років тому

    I just jumped for joy watching this. To your shop!

  • @mariuskruger6676
    @mariuskruger6676 8 років тому

    Ian been following your work on you tube and its another awesome build.

  • @Crosswalker.
    @Crosswalker. 4 роки тому

    Turned out really well! Good job mate! 🙂👍

  • @johnbarlow1892
    @johnbarlow1892 10 років тому

    Beautiful design and fantastic craftsmanship! Thanks for the video.

  • @brandonmeade8999
    @brandonmeade8999 8 років тому

    how much would you charge for one of these

  • @Billcat56
    @Billcat56 9 років тому

    Can u make me one of those sheaths and how much

  • @drussthelegend2046
    @drussthelegend2046 9 років тому

    Amazing work and an amazing video, nice production quality.

  • @OTB040
    @OTB040 11 років тому

    Ian, curious why you don't use a decent pricking iron and a good awl for a classic English saddle stitch? Your work is certainly beautiful..I suppose if it ain't broke, don't fix it..but you could really take it to the next level.

  • @Cannonbo
    @Cannonbo 10 років тому +1

    great work, really good video editing.