I'm thankful to this man and his ability to show others how to create from beginning to end and making the process so easy that those with very little experience want and can make their own seats with very little worry
Patience and being methodical makes the hardest of things so much more easy i cant thank these videos enough. When i have issue sewing or making a pattern i go back and watch this man and his incredible way he teaches and i end up figuring out how he's doing it and end up figuring out my projects
Great Video! I have never seen pleats done in that way before. Very cool. It always amazes me how differently you and I approach upholstery but still end up with great results.
Hello John, Thanks so much for kind comment! I have tried to emulate those old cars whose seats had 'heat pressed channels'. Furthermore, I used to do it on motorcycles seats, at the beginning of the eighties. I had a bigger machine at that time and all the seat pleats came out at one go. Above all, it is just an application of basic sewings we can find in a humble and the most luxurious car. I think it depends on how to put them together. Merry Christmas!
@@Cechaflo That's a great way to emulate those pleats. Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas to you as well. Hey by the way you should check out the forum I started. You have a lot of fans on there and they would love hear from you. www.TheUpholsteryForum.com
Hi John, Thanks for kind reply. Moreover, I would be glad to join the Lucky Needle Upholstery Forum. One more of your great efforts to create this forum for the sake of enthusiasts and passionate people in the upholstery trade. I have been checking interesting topics off and on, but not lately. I would be glad to participate and share some ideas. As we all know, we never stop learning from each other and should update ourselves everyday. BTW I just saw a related thread of this december 2018 to heat pleating. Such a coincidence! It would be interesting to contribute with some useful information.
Como siempre, un excelente trabajo, y en este asiento hay multitud de técnicas de las que usted nos ha enseñado en sus vídeos. Muchísimas gracias!! 😉😉😉😉
¡Tiene Ud. toda la razón! El estudiante que de verdad esté interesado en aprender algo de este oficio, se dará cuenta de las técnicas usadas al compilar y comparar todos estos videos. ¡Muchas gracias por apreciar estos videos!
@@Cechaflo Muchas gracias a usted, y acabo de ver en una página web española que se llama www.tapicero.org donde hablan de usted y este vídeo. Es usted famoso mundialmente! 👏👏👏
Hi Master, Happy new year, le escribo desde Toluca y quiero unirme a todas las felicitaciones y buenas vibras de las demas personas,tambien reconocer q un exelente artista de la tapiceria automotriz ,siempre he dicho q cada dia se aprende algo Nuevo y agradecerle tambien este legado de sabiduria para los q nos gusta la tapiceria ,se q la tecnica q usted utiliza le llevo años para perfecionarla y lo a logrado mis mas sincero reconocimiento y felicitaciones y ojala pueda seguir ccmpartiendo su sapiencia con todos y haci este hermoso oficio nunca morira,hasta pronto master ,atte. Serafin .
Estimado Serafin, ¡Le agradezco mucho su amable comentario! Siempre seguiremos a las órdenes publicando mas videos relacionados a este viejo oficio convertido en arte.
Soy una admiradora de cualquier tipo de artesanía,pero esta en particular me gusta especialmente por la parte de la confección las máquinas de coser ,yo visto a una señora y el un sillín de moto.Magistral, como diría un argentino muy prolijo.
The thread is neon thread. The material is leather black for the lateral pieces and the green neon for the center panel. I bought some green pigment and sprayed it over this portion before sewing process.
That Kawasaki green and black is a personal favorite. You do such a nice job of fitting your seat covers, you never seem to need to reach for the heat gun. 😁
Adding piping to upholstery sure makes it look alot more custom. Nice work.. I see other work without piping it's just to plain for me.. your work diffently stands out. And you can see you really care what you work looks like👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You would need a dialectric press like master Calvin shows in his video. Microwaves are used to heat the material (vinyl, leather. foam) in order to be embosed. ua-cam.com/video/WnN4H91Fn78/v-deo.html Hot platen presses could also be useful. You could order a new one from a press manufacturer or get a used one. It is important to consider the embossing area. An idea:www.almamachinery.com/machine/used-100-ton-accudyne-5780/ surplusrecord.com/listings7/036357.html
I can use cardstock/stationery paper or butcher's wrapping paper. Besides, masking tape to attach the pieces when necessary if the surface is bulky or irregular.
You'd be surprised to know how many people that do sew can't do what this master craftsman does , making patterns , superb sewing skills making a functional product .
De hecho solo publicamos videos en youtube. No tenemos taller al público. El asiento de moto lo tenemos como muestra y lo hicimos para inspirar a los seguidores de nuestro canal.
If you can check out EZ reach lighters by BIC! The lighters have a nose cone about 1 1/2” reach! To keep your fingers from the flames when burning thread ends!?!
Great video! I'm interested in the process used to stamp the lines into the center part of the seat. I'm looking to create some seat covers in the style of the old aircooled VWs when they had basketweave style vinyl with pressed lines instead of seams. How are these lines created?
Dear George, the string is a thick polyester thread I used instead of the thin wire to pull the edge and give shape to the corners. Thanks for watching the video!
Hello would you mind letting me know what kind of paper you use to make your patterns? I’m a beginner and have tried lots of different materials for patterns and I have not found one I like yet. Thank you
A Motorcycle Seat tutorial (part 1 & 2):
ua-cam.com/video/qvcsdWcB18Y/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/eN0dSLTiN5Q/v-deo.html
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Where your shop I want address for my bike
Hello at what cost this seat is held
@@montaser680 I have no much idea, but I think 150 USD as a minimum. But, in USA costs much more.
Good work my name is Joshua D allahnana from Nigeria I will like to work with you sir
The design is appealing to the eye!? I think it’s a great show of talent and skills! The design is as bold as the mind can travel- limitless!!
I'm thankful to this man and his ability to show others how to create from beginning to end and making the process so easy that those with very little experience want and can make their own seats with very little worry
Patience and being methodical makes the hardest of things so much more easy i cant thank these videos enough. When i have issue sewing or making a pattern i go back and watch this man and his incredible way he teaches and i end up figuring out how he's doing it and end up figuring out my projects
That is not a seat, it is art and needs to be hung in a museum.
Agreed
Superb finishing very nice
A pleasure to watch a craftsman at work.
Thank you very much for appreciating this trade!
Great Video! I have never seen pleats done in that way before. Very cool. It always amazes me how differently you and I approach upholstery but still end up with great results.
Hello John, Thanks so much for kind comment!
I have tried to emulate those old cars whose seats had 'heat pressed channels'. Furthermore, I used to do it on motorcycles seats, at the beginning of the eighties. I had a bigger machine at that time and all the seat pleats came out at one go. Above all, it is just an application of basic sewings we can find in a humble and the most luxurious car. I think it depends on how to put them together.
Merry Christmas!
@@Cechaflo
That's a great way to emulate those pleats. Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas to you as well.
Hey by the way you should check out the forum I started. You have a lot of fans on there and they would love hear from you.
www.TheUpholsteryForum.com
Hi John, Thanks for kind reply. Moreover, I would be glad to join the Lucky Needle Upholstery Forum. One more of your great efforts to create this forum for the sake of enthusiasts and passionate people in the upholstery trade. I have been checking interesting topics off and on, but not lately.
I would be glad to participate and share some ideas. As we all know, we never stop learning from each other and should update ourselves everyday.
BTW I just saw a related thread of this december 2018 to heat pleating. Such a coincidence! It would be interesting to contribute with some useful information.
Another perfect project. You channel has become one of my favorites!
I really appreciate your kind comment!
Welcome to this channel anytime1
Magnifique travail, c'est vraiment très bon. Les machines à cuir son régal à regarder on dirait qu'elle marche.
Nicely done!
Como siempre, un excelente trabajo, y en este asiento hay multitud de técnicas de las que usted nos ha enseñado en sus vídeos. Muchísimas gracias!! 😉😉😉😉
¡Tiene Ud. toda la razón! El estudiante que de verdad esté interesado en aprender algo de este oficio, se dará cuenta de las técnicas usadas al compilar y comparar todos estos videos.
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar estos videos!
@@Cechaflo Muchas gracias a usted, y acabo de ver en una página web española que se llama www.tapicero.org donde hablan de usted y este vídeo. Es usted famoso mundialmente! 👏👏👏
@@deltajohnny ¡Me da mucho gusto poder llegar a muchos lugares y servir de inspiración para desarrollar este oficio!
@@Cechaflo gracias de nuevo! 👍👍😉
Thanks for This tutorial 🙏
Super work bro
There are only 2 people in Palm Beach County, FL that could do this type of leather fabrication. Young people no longer desire to WORK!
El maestro supremo en el tapiz saludos cechaflo
Estimado Baldwin, ¡Nuevamente muchas gracias por apreciar estos trabajos!
Отличная работа, термовинил если использовать будит вообще круто!
That's a great looking seat 🤩
Well there goes my plan to give it a crack myself 😂 better start practising some basic highschool level sewing for a bit I think
Parabéns,sou estofador em Belo Horizonte você é o melhor que já ví até hoje.
Thank you very much for watching the video!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Çok güzel bana ilham veriyorsunuz
Caesar, you gotta light one of your seats up with GloTrim brother! Great video tutorial!
Hand made!!! Cool!!!
Nice one!
El mejor trabajo que he visto.
Браво МАСТЕР!!!
Hi Master, Happy new year, le escribo desde Toluca y quiero unirme a todas las felicitaciones y buenas vibras de las demas personas,tambien reconocer q un exelente artista de la tapiceria automotriz ,siempre he dicho q cada dia se aprende algo Nuevo y agradecerle tambien este legado de sabiduria para los q nos gusta la tapiceria ,se q la tecnica q usted utiliza le llevo años para perfecionarla y lo a logrado mis mas sincero reconocimiento y felicitaciones y ojala pueda seguir ccmpartiendo su sapiencia con todos y haci este hermoso oficio nunca morira,hasta pronto master ,atte. Serafin .
Estimado Serafin, ¡Le agradezco mucho su amable comentario!
Siempre seguiremos a las órdenes publicando mas videos relacionados a este viejo oficio convertido en arte.
Man you do nice work!!
Man your videos are my go source for all my projects. Just plain awesome. You are a master
I am so glad these videos are useful and isnpirational!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
You are creative in your work
Thanks for kind comment!
Welcome to the channel anytime!
I wish you a blessed and prosperous thanksgiving holiday!
Excellent job work
super boss.. awesome..
great techinical skill.. looking very beautiful seat.. i like ur skill boss..hats off
Amazing
Exelente, Quiero aprender a sacar los moldes con mucha presicion..
Perfect done sir hats off
I really appreciate your kind comment!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Eso es algo exclusivo felicidades
Nice work.
Thanks for appreciating this art craft!
Very nice
Thanks for appreciating this job!
Damn thats a good looking seat
Thanks for appreciating this art craft!
espectacular como siempre cechaflo !!! saludos feliz navidad
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este trabajo!
¡Le deseo una Felíz Navidad, también!
Amazing!!!
Guau la tecnica esta suya d los bultos centrales m gusta ademas al coser los laterales no deja marca y permite una costura limpia genial
¡Le agradezco por apreciar este video!
¡Bienvenido a este canal de tapicería!
Neat... Very neat.. Like the finish.
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
Welcome to the channel anytime!
@@Cechaflo already subscribe...
Great job brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for kind comment!
Beautiful work!
Thanks for appreciating this art craft! A next similar video is coming over.
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Soy una admiradora de cualquier tipo de artesanía,pero esta en particular me gusta especialmente por la parte de la confección las máquinas de coser ,yo visto a una señora y el un sillín de moto.Magistral, como diría un argentino muy prolijo.
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este video!
Great quality work
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
De lujo!
*VERY NICE BRO*
Thanks for watching!
What type of material did you use?? Is it NEON?? What thread did you use?! It’s a awesome and beautiful piece of art work!!
The thread is neon thread. The material is leather black for the lateral pieces and the green neon for the center panel. I bought some green pigment and sprayed it over this portion before sewing process.
That Kawasaki green and black is a personal favorite. You do such a nice job of fitting your seat covers, you never seem to need to reach for the heat gun. 😁
i bought a sewing machine, and it will be here tomorrow. This is my dream to make custom motorcycle seats
Olá boa noite esse banco pega na CG fan 125 2011,senão pega VC faz banco que pega na 125 2011?
Good job
Thanks for watching the video!
Adding piping to upholstery sure makes it look alot more custom. Nice work.. I see other work without piping it's just to plain for me.. your work diffently stands out. And you can see you really care what you work looks like👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for kind comment!
Your work is amazing and perfect. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
I am glad to share some of my upholstery knowledge!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
انا سروجى سيارات ومتسكلات
Travail très cool , Merci chef.
Thanks so much for kind comment!
I’m looking to get a heat press to do door panels , where can I find that press , thanks.... love ur work.....
You would need a dialectric press like master Calvin shows in his video. Microwaves are used to heat the material (vinyl, leather. foam) in order to be embosed.
ua-cam.com/video/WnN4H91Fn78/v-deo.html
Hot platen presses could also be useful. You could order a new one from a press manufacturer or get a used one. It is important to consider the embossing area.
An idea:www.almamachinery.com/machine/used-100-ton-accudyne-5780/
surplusrecord.com/listings7/036357.html
! Magnifique!! Quel papier utilisez vous pour faire les gabarits? Merci
I can use cardstock/stationery paper or butcher's wrapping paper. Besides, masking tape to attach the pieces when necessary if the surface is bulky or irregular.
WoW - what a wonderful craftsmanship!
Beautiful my friend!! I'm going to be sewing one for an old Honda today. I hope it comes out as nice as this. ❤
Any question or doubt, please feel free to ask for some suggestions.
Wow very perfect 👌 fitting and beautiful seat cover....
Perfect
Those seams are a thing of beauty - you run that sewing machine like a true artist. Thank you for sharing!
You'd be surprised to know how many people that do sew can't do what this master craftsman does , making patterns , superb sewing skills making a functional product .
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
Nice one.
I will try to make also..
Pls..support each other
Good work
Thanks for appreciating this art craft!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
love it !!! amazing :))
I really appreciate yor kind comment!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome pattern making skills and craftsmanship! Definitely a top notch master in upholstery work! Love it! Thanks for the demo!
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
Seat doctor, absolutely fine work.
Thanks for kind remarks!
Как всегда на высоте, класс!!!
Thanks so much for kind remarks!
Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones mi estimado!
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este trabajo artesanal!
Si no es indiscreción cuál es su localidad?
Mexico
@@Cechaflo me interesa su trabajo pero soy de la CDMX
De hecho solo publicamos videos en youtube. No tenemos taller al público. El asiento de moto lo tenemos como muestra y lo hicimos para inspirar a los seguidores de nuestro canal.
If you can check out EZ reach lighters by BIC! The lighters have a nose cone about 1 1/2” reach! To keep your fingers from the flames when burning thread ends!?!
www.amazon.com/BIC-Ultimate-Extended-1-45-inch-Assortment/dp/B08J3Y5JR1?th=1
Очень красиво ..
Thanks for watching! Welcome to the channel anytime 😊
Wow amazing
Thanks for kind comment!
where r u from bro ?? i too have a seat shop ..appreciate your finishing...i am from Ranchi ..jharkhand..india..
Beautiful workmanship ,Thank you for shoving us , A pleasure to watch ! ! !
Beutiful work
Thanks so much for appreciating this job!
Very good, you are professional
Tremendo maestro
Брависимо!
you literally skipped all the important steps.
El propietario de es moto tiene nalgas de nopal, digo pues sin offender. Maravilla de trabajo de un profesional. Saludos
Damn your good... Merry Xmas.
Thanks so much for appreciating this video!
Merry Christmas!
Wow.. Nice.. I made also motorcycle seat, I will upload that to my channel. I learned this from you. Thank you so much!
Great video! I'm interested in the process used to stamp the lines into the center part of the seat. I'm looking to create some seat covers in the style of the old aircooled VWs when they had basketweave style vinyl with pressed lines instead of seams. How are these lines created?
Master Calvin Clark shows his big embossing (dielectric/microwaves) hydraulic press on this video.
ua-cam.com/video/WnN4H91Fn78/v-deo.html
What size are the pleats? What thickness is the foam!?!
The pleats are 5 cm wide. The foam is a regular foam medium density 10 mm thick.
Wow amazing work!! That looks awesome, the detail is phenomenal thank you for sharing your knowledge it's much appreciated!
Could have saved the original seat with some leather conditioner lol.
Waoo windfall great job
You are the best 💫💫💫💫💫💫
Hi Cechaflo
amazing work at its best.One question if I may whats the yellow sting in the front 2 corners used for.Thank You.
Dear George, the string is a thick polyester thread I used instead of the thin wire to pull the edge and give shape to the corners.
Thanks for watching the video!
As always.... it's a pleasure to watch the little masterpiece is being crafted. Wish to see that seat fitted on the bike
Unfortunately, there is no bike. It is going to be in my shop as a decorative sample.
Thanks for watching!
Super se thoda uper 👌👌👌
Thanks for kind remarks!
Where bis this in india
happy new year every one
Happy new year 2019!
Wish he would make me one for my bike...lol
I want this seat cover.... Address plz
waooooo are beautiful that colors and my respect is a Great job
Hello would you mind letting me know what kind of paper you use to make your patterns? I’m a beginner and have tried lots of different materials for patterns and I have not found one I like yet. Thank you
I use butcher's wrapping paper or cardstock paper.
@@Cechaflo thank you