Thank you for sharing your talent and time. I always enjoy your videos. I have all the ones on the business of leatherworking saved for referencing. You’re definitely an asset to our community.
Awesome video can't wait to start this project I'm doing a wood working project right now, I'll take a break from that and work on this flower. I love your method of teaching.
You'll want the blade tilted back a little bit so the front edge isn't dragging on the leather. Here is a video all about the swivel knife if you'd like to check that out! ua-cam.com/video/8QUMAzwm1HU/v-deo.html
I have a question. Smooth vs textured shaders, bevelers, etc. is is just preference? Is there a standard? Do you ever mix smooth and texture on the same project?
It's mostly up to preference and the look you want to achieve. With a smooth bevel, you'll just get that dark burnished look whereas the textured bevels add some dimension and burnish. You can definitely mix them, especially on a large project where you're beveling lines and shapes, you can use the textured bevel where you need some more dimension.
Joe, a question. When do use smooth, or checkered bevelers. I have both but rarely use the smooth partly because I just haven't spent time with it. Also, was that pear shader lined/grooved or was it smooth? Lastly, what weight mallet. Mine is pretty heavy and I think tooling with a lighter one would give more control.
Hey Joe! From where did you get your stamp tool? I notice that the handle is thicker and probably easy to hold than the ones I currently have with very skinny handles?
Hey Joe ..Jean from Ont Canada here.My question is, i've been making my own tools as i can't get to a Tandy store (and yes to save a little $$) , but yes I hope to or are going to have to try and get there,to actually get some veg tan leather to actually get started lol ,anyhow i've made a few tools thus far and i made what i think is a pretty good beveler wedge shaped like what you have here, but my question is you called it a checkered beveler, does it really need the checkered line to work properly ? or would it work just as well smooth without the checkered lines.?thanks in advance .
Excellent video. I look forward to the next one. You're a very good teacher.
The shading for me, Is always the most intimidating
It definitely takes some practice!
Thank you for sharing your talent and time. I always enjoy your videos. I have all the ones on the business of leatherworking saved for referencing. You’re definitely an asset to our community.
Thank you, we'll definitely pass this on to Joe!
@@WeaverLeatherSupply awww that would be wonderful. Thank you Weaver!
Awesome video can't wait to start this project I'm doing a wood working project right now, I'll take a break from that and work on this flower. I love your method of teaching.
Thanks Joe. I always learn something from your videos.
This guy is a great instructor! Thanks
Thank you, we're so glad you're enjoying the videos!
Wow...this one really helped me.
Going to watch part 2 now
Great video, Joe!!! Thank you!!
Awesome project!
Very nice upload!
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Thank you
Thank you👌
Nice Video, I‘m trying myself to do one of those flowers. 😊
Can I bevel on a veg tan leather that is only 1.4mm thick?
Greets from Germany
Joe I’m new to leathering are you using the whole blade or just the corner on your swirl
You'll want the blade tilted back a little bit so the front edge isn't dragging on the leather. Here is a video all about the swivel knife if you'd like to check that out! ua-cam.com/video/8QUMAzwm1HU/v-deo.html
I have a question. Smooth vs textured shaders, bevelers, etc. is is just preference? Is there a standard? Do you ever mix smooth and texture on the same project?
It's mostly up to preference and the look you want to achieve. With a smooth bevel, you'll just get that dark burnished look whereas the textured bevels add some dimension and burnish. You can definitely mix them, especially on a large project where you're beveling lines and shapes, you can use the textured bevel where you need some more dimension.
Joe, a question. When do use smooth, or checkered bevelers. I have both but rarely use the smooth partly because I just haven't spent time with it. Also, was that pear shader lined/grooved or was it smooth? Lastly, what weight mallet. Mine is pretty heavy and I think tooling with a lighter one would give more control.
Hey Joe! From where did you get your stamp tool? I notice that the handle is thicker and probably easy to hold than the ones I currently have with very skinny handles?
Hey Joe ..Jean from Ont Canada here.My question is, i've been making my own tools as i can't get to a Tandy store (and yes to save a little $$) , but yes I hope to or are going to have to try and get there,to actually get some veg tan leather to actually get started lol ,anyhow i've made a few tools thus far and i made what i think is a pretty good beveler wedge shaped like what you have here, but my question is you called it a checkered beveler, does it really need the checkered line to work properly ? or would it work just as well smooth without the checkered lines.?thanks in advance .
The pattern isn't downloadable. Please update it ❤❤
Hi joe
Did you use a smooth shader on this flower.
the shader has a very slight texture to it but you could absolutely use a smooth shader.
What’s the least ounce you want to be cutting with?!
Hey joe! I have one question! What kind of swivel knife do you use and size blade?
Where can I get the ball point tool for drawing like yours
www.amazon.com/Asayu-Leather-Modeling-Modelling-Embossing/dp/B0747VB1HZ/ref=sr_1_5?crid=38LU41FWN9X1H&dchild=1&keywords=leather+stylus&qid=1622568512&sprefix=leather+stylus%2Caps%2C154&sr=8-5
Here is the what is being used.
products.weaverleathersupply.com/bestsellers/Ballpoint-Stylus
Hola exelentes videos pero sería posible los subtitularan en español
Where do I find this free download pattern?
Hi Andy!
It's the first link in the video description!
wait you're not chuck
pattern us no longer available. also i really like weaver but their site is so terrible.
You’re not chuck -_-