I've been through tons of videos online on diy holsters because I am starting to get into making my own. I happened across one of your stitchdex videos, just wanted to say you make the best holsters I've seen anywhere. I'm amazed at your craftsmanship and attention to detail, and am learning a lot from watching your videos. thanks for taking the time to put them up. I will be sure to share with my buddies.
Wow I have to say you do an absolute fantastic job of all your holsters. Your attention to detail and your absolute craftsmanship is amazing and awesome. I love watching all of your videos thus far. Thanks for sharing your craft with us all absolutely amazing and fantastic
Awesome job man the tools make it so much faster which I know I'm not telling u anything new I'm sure u have put your time in with the pure hands..Really curious on that cobra how would stitching the letters turn out I know that bad boy could get some thin&thick lines...Alot of people dont understand when they here a price..On leather Its either hell 10 to 30 hours on alot of stuff just how meticulous u get even more I was over 60 hours on a hard shell custom pistol case turned out with more pockets and straps than I started but I get into it and get more ideas..lol...Awesome work my friend thanks for sharing with everyone....Love all your work!!!!!
SWEAT SHOP ? you Sir have one hell of an operation going on there... just curious because of your very laid-back demeanor, is this a hobby for you or are you fully staffed knocking out a couple hundred leather products a week? Just cant help but notice all the major bling sparking around your " sweat shop" .. very interesting and impressive....keep up the great videos..
Thank you for the compliment. The holsters are a side business, I reinvest the profit from them back into the shop. That way the wife doesn't complain when I buy tools. lol Since this video was made I have moved into a new home that has a 30 x 50 shop, but still only making holster on a small scale. Someday I may take to full time, but for now I still like my normal 40 hr job and insurance.
You just enjoy making us drool awaiting our own to be made, don't you Todd ... ?? And do I detect "a wee bit of Irish" in some of that music you use in the background during some of the vids?
If you're just looking to dye leather, Im using the pash .8mm . Ive found its not worth buying the expensive brushes if you're doing basic coloring. If you are looking to do detail work...... that's a different story. Thanks for watching
POW MIA (being a Vet) is the only organization I support and this looks amazing and I need one for my TT33.
I've been through tons of videos online on diy holsters because I am starting to get into making my own. I happened across one of your stitchdex videos, just wanted to say you make the best holsters I've seen anywhere. I'm amazed at your craftsmanship and attention to detail, and am learning a lot from watching your videos. thanks for taking the time to put them up. I will be sure to share with my buddies.
Wow I have to say you do an absolute fantastic job of all your holsters. Your attention to detail and your absolute craftsmanship is amazing and awesome. I love watching all of your videos thus far. Thanks for sharing your craft with us all absolutely amazing and fantastic
what a talented craftsman you are, the holster was beautifully made, by hand, by an AMERICAN!
AWESOME Job.... Thank You.. I will be ordering a few of them in the future.
Awesome job man the tools make it so much faster which I know I'm not telling u anything new I'm sure u have put your time in with the pure hands..Really curious on that cobra how would stitching the letters turn out I know that bad boy could get some thin&thick lines...Alot of people dont understand when they here a price..On leather Its either hell 10 to 30 hours on alot of stuff just how meticulous u get even more I was over 60 hours on a hard shell custom pistol case turned out with more pockets and straps than I started but I get into it and get more ideas..lol...Awesome work my friend thanks for sharing with everyone....Love all your work!!!!!
I have tried stitching the letters, I wasn't happy with them. Someone with more skill could probably do a better job, but my OCD couldn't handle it :)
@@crazy-eyewoodguy4489 yea awesome man just wondering that cobra looks like it could lay em down...Thanks for reply awesome job always....
Spectacular job, Sir.
Love your work but I cannot afford the toys!
You are awesome! fantastic job!
I'm diggin' the Notre Dame hat!
K S
I'm just diggin .... I work on a cemetery ... ;)
So you use a dryer? I'm curious how long it stays in there and at what temp? Very nice video...thanks for sharing.
Excelente trabajo , lo felicito
Cuidado minuto 20:34
Beautiful! !
SWEAT SHOP ? you Sir have one hell of an operation going on there... just curious because of your very laid-back demeanor, is this a hobby for you or are you fully staffed knocking out a couple hundred leather products a week? Just cant help but notice all the major bling sparking around your " sweat shop" .. very interesting and impressive....keep up the great videos..
Thank you for the compliment. The holsters are a side business, I reinvest the profit from them back into the shop. That way the wife doesn't complain when I buy tools. lol Since this video was made I have moved into a new home that has a 30 x 50 shop, but still only making holster on a small scale. Someday I may take to full time, but for now I still like my normal 40 hr job and insurance.
You just enjoy making us drool awaiting our own to be made, don't you Todd ... ??
And do I detect "a wee bit of Irish" in some of that music you use in the background during some of the vids?
That tool is called a modeling tool you get one at tandy leather
What grit sand paper do you use for sanding the edges smooth?
What kind of paint did you use on the leather and does it weather ok?
I'm looking at purchasing a airbrush what would you perfer
If you're just looking to dye leather, Im using the pash .8mm . Ive found its not worth buying the expensive brushes if you're doing basic coloring. If you are looking to do detail work...... that's a different story.
Thanks for watching
What brand is the vacuum press?
I dont honestly remember. I bought it from knife kits . com
I guess hand crafted and being artistic is no longer needed. They must be cheap in cost. There’s no effort or time involved.
Were can I get one of than
stitchdex.com. all of our contact information is there. Thanks for watching!