Making of a Handmade Lined and Raised Leather Belt

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  • Опубліковано 25 жов 2015
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    Watch a handmade leather Belt come to life. The Bridle Leather Lined and Raised Belt is one of our oldest and best known designs, a belt entirely made by hand, that is made for and with a love for craft more than any other motive. Each belt has around 1000 stitches, depending on length, and represents a day of work for the craftsman who makes it. Whilst the design is simple in its conception, it takes years to develop and refine the techniques necessary to make one and a single slip at the wrong moment can destroy a days work, making this a true test of the craftsman's skill, nerve and patience. In an age where luxury is often defined only by a logo and price tag a belt like this is different, handmade, hand stitched quality, made to last, made with passion and craftsmanship, not with a machine. #handsnotmachines #thinkdifferently
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  • @harrywegner123
    @harrywegner123 7 років тому +29

    Anybody can make a belt, but very few can make one to this high of caliber. Seeing such beautiful items being made by hand with such high quality and attention to detail has really made me realize why these are so expensive and this is artwork rather than a 9-5 job.

    • @SingTodayi
      @SingTodayi Рік тому

      Sure. You only need good leather - then any belt will be good. Same as any good raw original material.

  • @lukelarsson
    @lukelarsson 2 роки тому +9

    I come back and watch this short film every few months. Thank you for making it. I’m sure you’re busy making beautiful leather goods but it would be great to see more of your work on this channel.

  • @WokOverEasy
    @WokOverEasy Рік тому +3

    Watched this video a bunch of times and attempted to make it for my husband. While my stitches were wonky in the back, the front looks perfect. It was not raised as much as I would wish but the end result is beautiful with top grain leather front and back. It’s to the point where my husband’s coworkers have taken notice and admired his belt. I hope this can last his lifetime.

  • @Asyma88
    @Asyma88 5 років тому +3

    No wonder why handcrafted items cost expensive. But I’m willing to pay for this amount of dedication and craftsmanship. It totally worth it

  • @raindog951
    @raindog951 7 років тому +256

    It's a pleasure watching a true artist at work. Your concentration as you work almost makes me feel exhausted on your behalf :-)

  • @adrianibarra2651
    @adrianibarra2651 7 років тому +6

    I've always enjoyed watching videos like this. There's just something that you get when you have something that is hand made these days, it makes you appreciate how much time and effort was put into something

  • @E-Kat
    @E-Kat 5 років тому +4

    You even have your studio and maybe you live in a right type of house, everything is so fitting, perfect. Your studio is so tidy which is calming. I could watch you making your art forever. Thank you!

  • @Wondering_Ghoul
    @Wondering_Ghoul 7 років тому +5

    There's something truly gratifying about watching a true craftsman at work. Top notch stuff here!

  • @austinaxley81
    @austinaxley81 7 років тому +61

    I love watching this guy work, you can tell he's dedicated to perfection.

  • @MichaelHarto
    @MichaelHarto 7 років тому +23

    i'm addicted to your videos.. this is so engaging yet relaxing

  • @pamlame4925
    @pamlame4925 7 років тому +1

    I've watched this several times, and each time I learn something new. And not a word is spoken, how wonderful. And my first comment was something to do with having the right tools helps, but I forgot to add; especially if you know how to use them properly, as you obviously do. Thanks again for the beautiful work you do, it's inspiring me to become a whole lot better at my own craft. It's nice to see someone performing a service in which it's obvious the pride you feel while doing it. In any field pride is quickly becoming a thing of the past and this is a great reminder that doing something you can be proud of has so many more benefits that only the money earned. A pleasure to watch, for sure.

  • @mrdobalina3451
    @mrdobalina3451 6 років тому +1

    Anytime I need a little inspiration (for anything) I find myself coming back to these videos. Thanks so much for making them.

  • @davidfricks2269
    @davidfricks2269 5 років тому +8

    Great to see true craftsmanship at work!!!

  • @LeatherBeast
    @LeatherBeast 7 років тому +3

    I've watched this video many times. It never gets old. Very inspiring.

  • @Apathec3D
    @Apathec3D 5 років тому +1

    These videos are the absolute most calming videos I’ve ever seen on UA-cam and it why I keep coming back. No constant banging or loud crap music.

  • @cjc1216
    @cjc1216 7 років тому +2

    this guy is a pleasure to watch. so much pride in ones passion. beautiful not only because of the craftsmanship but because of the dedication to the fine details. Bravo

  • @DreynHarry
    @DreynHarry 5 років тому +5

    I really don't know what I admire more... your skillset or your choice of music. Albinoni's Adagio such a wounderful support for this video.

    • @Asyma88
      @Asyma88 5 років тому

      Sauzechn Adagio makes me feel devastated. I don’t think it was good choice

  • @DanielBacaMaker
    @DanielBacaMaker 7 років тому +40

    Watching this mast craftsman is like watching the violin virtuoso in the soundtrack playing.

  • @ryanamberger
    @ryanamberger 7 років тому

    More please! These videos are so relaxing and enjoyable to watch. Amazing work and craftsmanship from this guy. Top notch!

  • @ARKommander
    @ARKommander 7 років тому +339

    For those who were wondering, the music is Adagio in G minor by Tomaso Albinoni.

    • @VGhev
      @VGhev 7 років тому +4

      Thank you good man!

    • @ahmadassaf9914
      @ahmadassaf9914 6 років тому +1

      Thanks man

    • @kingjgregory
      @kingjgregory 5 років тому +1

      Thank you, good sir.

    • @aliozcnar1585
      @aliozcnar1585 5 років тому

      AR-Kommander thank you so much..

    • @baa6047
      @baa6047 5 років тому

      Music is just beautiful

  • @joejones6120
    @joejones6120 7 років тому +21

    That was an exquisite example of love, labor, and craftsmanship. I will own one of these master pieces one day, hopefully.

  • @WsFood
    @WsFood 3 роки тому +7

    It's like watching a movie making a belt.🥰

  • @supportive_comment
    @supportive_comment 3 роки тому +1

    I've already seen this before years ago when it was reccomended, and now its back!

  • @philsullivan3679
    @philsullivan3679 8 місяців тому

    When in my leather working shop, I'm seriously thinking of playing more Italian music while keeping my eyes honed tightly in on my project piece. Perhaps by doing this I could transition from a leather worker to an artisan of fine leather. Rather than make leather goods, I could produce exquisite works of art and charge exorbitant prices to exclusive collectors of fine art.
    People do things different ways. People have different skills for different types of styles. This man has developed extraordinary skill in the work he does on this style of leatherwork. Just reminds me of how attentive one should be to details in order to produce quality items. Thanks for sharing.

  • @densericebowl
    @densericebowl 7 років тому +118

    This is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful things I've seen. Truly amazed by the craftsmanship.

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +26

      Thank you, thats kind of you to say

  • @michell159
    @michell159 7 років тому +4

    Beautiful craftsmanship! Fantastic video, such a pleasure to watch, love the music.

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +1

      Thank you, glad you enjoyed it :-)

  • @grindstone4910
    @grindstone4910 7 років тому +1

    Even the packing slip is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted masterpiece!

  • @pietrosorrenti24
    @pietrosorrenti24 3 роки тому

    The colors, his movements, the sunny day..
    That are so aethetically pleasing.

  • @calonico9470
    @calonico9470 7 років тому +8

    The attention to detail is outstanding

  • @Gearz86
    @Gearz86 7 років тому +514

    You know this guy is actually listening to some slayer while he does this, lol

    • @ellicor231
      @ellicor231 7 років тому +5

      Wicked, Polka on everything!

    • @smctunes
      @smctunes 7 років тому +12

      Polka will never die!

    • @RHBootmakers
      @RHBootmakers 7 років тому +15

      I'm a shoemaker and I can attest to this hahaha.

    • @ziadramman
      @ziadramman 6 років тому

      lol

    • @zach9680
      @zach9680 6 років тому +5

      Only when he makes "dead skin masks."

  • @renardgrise
    @renardgrise 7 років тому +2

    As someone who has done leather-working as a hobby (with a tight budget)... I am envious of your tools sir... your videos are quite satisfying and educational.

  • @Hildolfr
    @Hildolfr 7 років тому +1

    i'm a self-educated leathercrafter and your videos are inspiring. I hope to get such level of prolixity. Greetings from Chile

  • @FCAutos
    @FCAutos 5 років тому +45

    For anyone asking about the music of this masterpiece of a video, is *Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor*

    • @Tosekupoleceu
      @Tosekupoleceu 5 років тому +1

      for the Death of the anonymous cow who took part as the leather for themasterpiece belt.

    • @davidjames3494
      @davidjames3494 3 роки тому

      We got that the first time. Thanks anyway.

    • @mikeracosta4725
      @mikeracosta4725 3 роки тому

      Tanks

    • @Andy-in8ej
      @Andy-in8ej 3 роки тому

      @@Tosekupoleceu Wanker

    • @Superman50503
      @Superman50503 3 роки тому

      Albinoni adagio in g minor

  • @ellejaysmith6623
    @ellejaysmith6623 3 роки тому +26

    And this is a perfect example of why people will pay top dollar for hand made quality goods.

    • @keirambelli6394
      @keirambelli6394 3 роки тому +1

      Mr_ E54 just shut up. You’re replying to every comment to get attention but guess what, your not getting any. We get that you can only pay 5 dollars cuz you’re broke, but no need to comment that because we already know people like you are broke. If you’re gonna continue to comment something mean, just don’t comment in the first place.

    • @enriquepiquim.6245
      @enriquepiquim.6245 3 роки тому +1

      @@keirambelli6394 Same thing could be said to you.
      The industry, the way the world works... It's idiotic.
      I would also pay 5 bucks and there would also be those willing to pay 1 million for pure ideals. The thing is, most of the time, you're gonna be totally bamboozled, there's always someone exploiting and profiting out of your romantic ideas. So, more than 1 reason could surface to showcase how superficial your comment (and the initial one too) was and forever will be.
      Value is totally subjective.
      A lot of points come to mind but whatever, let's just say a sardonic laugh after witnessing the current state of humanity isn't that bad, right?

    • @keirambelli6394
      @keirambelli6394 3 роки тому +1

      Enrique M.P. You are right in a way, because the world is filled with business men that only care about profit. And that is with brands like Gucci or Prada, where all of the items are mass produced, but they still cost thousands of dollars. But this is different. This guy does not mass produce, he does every single thing by hand, that is why this is valuable. This is how things were made before industrialization when most things were made by artisans. And unlike big companies, this crafter does not care so much about profits. He simply adds the cost of materials and the time spent making this, plus a little extra for a profit, so he could actually make a living out of it.

    • @keirambelli6394
      @keirambelli6394 3 роки тому

      Also, I was mad at Mr_ E54 for replying to everyone’s comments with stupid replies just to get attention, and I was making fun of him for saying he will only pay 5 dollars. I didn’t mean it so seriously.

    • @subhasisjoshi8135
      @subhasisjoshi8135 3 роки тому

      @Mr_ E54 cause u r fuckin Broke, and guess what u won't get it on 5 dollar , so better save it for food.

  • @miguelantonio9701
    @miguelantonio9701 5 років тому +1

    True artist at work.
    Love, dedication, concentration and passion reflex his labor

  • @Bobsonomatic
    @Bobsonomatic 7 років тому

    I don't know how or why this showed up in my recommended feed, but I saw the wallet one there and watched it. Now I'm actively seeking them out. These are great; LOVE the music selections. Very enjoyable. Thank you.

  • @st3v3nk3
    @st3v3nk3 7 років тому +9

    It is like a Fairy tail.. on a fantasy workshop.. Fabled... i enjoy every secs....

  • @FCAutos
    @FCAutos 7 років тому +89

    Great editing!! Congratulations!

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +8

      Thank you! The editor will be pleased to hear that

  • @ceciLOVEtaco
    @ceciLOVEtaco 5 років тому

    The spirit of handmade craftsmanship makes the product UNIQUE .

  • @hanniballecterspsychiatris8613
    @hanniballecterspsychiatris8613 7 років тому +1

    Watching a master craftsman at work is something special.

  • @josenildo153
    @josenildo153 5 років тому +4

    Nunca iria saber que fazer um cinto era um verdadeira obra de Arte se não visse sendo como é feito. Lindo.

  • @alompakagogo
    @alompakagogo 7 років тому +9

    Great artwork. A pleasure to watch. Thank you Sir.

  • @hen263
    @hen263 4 роки тому

    This is like a 3 generation belt. You can pass it down to your kid and then to your grandkid. Nothing but respect for the craftsmanship that goes into this work.

  • @baa6047
    @baa6047 5 років тому

    Although im not very much into leather product manufacturing, watching him work is just absolutely amazing !!! The video is beautifully created

  • @danielalexandrebatistotego4562
    @danielalexandrebatistotego4562 5 років тому +4

    Que trabalho magnífico !

  • @daa3417
    @daa3417 7 років тому +30

    A video on your sharpening ritual would be greatly appreciated, those tools are no doubt studiously maintained to be so effectively sharp.

    • @Strange-Viking
      @Strange-Viking 7 років тому

      Da A only uses the strop. no stone ever. leather is nice and soft so a the knives hardly get dull. when cutting with the grain like in the knife stand the knife gets stropped every time.

    • @daa3417
      @daa3417 7 років тому +1

      ULTRA NOOB
      So let me get this straight, you're suggesting that leather does not perish your edge? Because that is pure hokum, if cardboard does so then leather certainly will. I believe that he strops after every item and as needed but that doesn't tell me anything about any compound or technique of which there are many schools of thought. He is using bridal leather, it's very though and his tools are moving through it like it's paper they are clearly being expertly maintained.

    • @Strange-Viking
      @Strange-Viking 7 років тому +3

      Da A yeah like i said.. only the knife stand remember? its bcos its cutting-splitting. but everything can just be maintained by stropping. no stones needed. but ofcourse he will have them. probably a #8k and #12k but if you strop after each use you dont need to sharpen, only strop. knives dont chip nor lose their bevel. leather is too soft for it and the quality of knives he is using is too high. though the edge does indeed need to be maintained, and yes they do go blunt on leather, hence I can ubderstand your point, but like said, stropping is enough. never want to use a stone and take away metal ever unless its absolutely nesasary. the vids on youtube where everyone keeps using stones is abdolutely not nesasary if you use it for the intended use. an example; my machette, chopping it hardly goes blunt. but if i use it do dig with (and in rainforest you need to, cant use a shovel) then i need a stone. a machette is not meanth for it. so i need to get a shovel designed for exactly that..

  • @RexSnoww
    @RexSnoww 7 років тому

    This is awe inspiring to me. True craftsmanship. I'll definitely be going back to watch the rest of your videos.

  • @jakewood308
    @jakewood308 5 років тому

    Its always a pleasure watching you work!

  • @ModernGamer_MG
    @ModernGamer_MG 7 років тому +8

    His crafting level is 99!

  • @melissap9416
    @melissap9416 3 роки тому +6

    Ok so I make western leather belts and horse tack. We do this same exact thing but play country music. Same....exact.....thing. (But cheaper leather 😜) I’m gonna play this classical music next time I’m working and feel really special.

    • @pabloalarroyo
      @pabloalarroyo 3 роки тому +1

      Playing country music cheapens any item.

    • @melissap9416
      @melissap9416 3 роки тому +1

      pabloalarroyo nothing made in the USA is ever cheap. Sorry brother.

  • @SykesFW
    @SykesFW 7 років тому +1

    I have nothing but respect for old world craftsmanship

  • @abisko1234
    @abisko1234 7 років тому

    This could be the most beautiful and well made leather belt I've ever seen in my entire life. Your handcraft is just amazing!

  • @bruxxcam2618
    @bruxxcam2618 7 років тому +5

    Dear Sir.
    Exelent and inspiring video and music. Your work is marvelous. You and your craft are a great inspiration for me.
    Greetings from Serbia.

  • @EllabingBowTies
    @EllabingBowTies 8 років тому +6

    Simply amazing and an insane amount of craftsmanship.

  • @irame5701
    @irame5701 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge and precise work!

  • @extrachowder5214
    @extrachowder5214 4 роки тому +1

    Very nicely made - both product and film. (Also, great watch! I have worn the Flieger-24 for 20 years and am very glad to have gotten a new one before they discontinued the 24 hour option.)

  • @IMTHEMOTHERFUCKINGMAILMAN
    @IMTHEMOTHERFUCKINGMAILMAN 7 років тому +3

    Great choice of music

  • @michaelcerafan1
    @michaelcerafan1 7 років тому +86

    This is therapeutical

    • @Paolo-uq3fc
      @Paolo-uq3fc 6 років тому +1

      Brian Bonds tittilizing.

    • @tristanking8280
      @tristanking8280 5 років тому

      therapeutic* not therapeutical

    • @mjkrbjcw
      @mjkrbjcw 5 років тому

      Did you just invent a new word ? 😂

    • @morganolfursson2560
      @morganolfursson2560 4 роки тому

      Probably not for the horses
      ua-cam.com/video/c2iad_3BOdw/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/5GgbbcMpqX4/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/EFG6aw_msHk/v-deo.html

  • @FOMI1970
    @FOMI1970 6 років тому

    though i am four years late but i just could'nt hide my admiration , this is a true piece of art , wow ,wow , hats off.

  • @raymouton6050
    @raymouton6050 4 роки тому

    Wow I love Adagio & working with leather. My happy place right now is here.

  • @vervolfnacht4336
    @vervolfnacht4336 7 років тому +8

    Ваша работа достойна внимания и заслуживает самых высоких похвал!!!

  • @TheDemethar
    @TheDemethar 7 років тому +3

    This is art.

  • @jiykhan
    @jiykhan 3 роки тому

    Commendable.
    Bespoke, exquisite leather work. 👏👏

  • @aprilezell3784
    @aprilezell3784 7 років тому

    Love the video, love the music, blown away by the craftsmanship. You make me want to be a better craftsman (or rather craftswoman,). Thank you!

  • @halilkara1686
    @halilkara1686 7 років тому +4

    Hello from İstanbul :) We expect more videos. Mister, you're doing great jobs.
    I wish you a good day :))

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +2

      Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

    • @anka5486
      @anka5486 7 років тому

      Equus Leather it is impossible not to admire your art

  • @yogtheterrible
    @yogtheterrible 7 років тому +55

    I'm not going to balk at the cost of handmade belts anymore.

    • @MichaelBerthelsen
      @MichaelBerthelsen 7 років тому +12

      Yog theTerrible When you see the work and care put into them, it makes a lot more sense why they're better but also way more expensive... ;-)

    • @SveinNOR
      @SveinNOR 7 років тому +8

      As for all handmade craft items, the amount of work, attention to detail and cost of materials is not something people understand nowadays. He is probably not getting paid what he actually deserves for the product either...

    • @vuk1419
      @vuk1419 5 років тому

      you cant, you either pay £100 for the belt or out lol

    • @melin1969
      @melin1969 5 років тому +1

      those belts start at £360 and go up with options

    • @sriv9045
      @sriv9045 5 років тому +3

      Genuine top grain bridle leather is expensive and lasts decades. Or the other option is second grade leather with bonded "leather" (ground up leather dust and adhesive) backing with cheap hardware that lasts only a year or two. Your choice.

  • @oreopickles3472
    @oreopickles3472 7 років тому

    Such a pleasure watching this. One day my belts will be this good!

  • @evilhasheroes7775
    @evilhasheroes7775 7 років тому

    Clearly this is one of the few remaining master craftsmen in the art of leatherwork.

  • @balance_one
    @balance_one 7 років тому +5

    I'm a vegetarian and this is still beautiful to me. Watching a master craftsperson like yourself is mesmerizing.

    • @lukaspabst3093
      @lukaspabst3093 7 років тому +2

      Benjamin Norton seein The Skin of a dead animal is beautiful to you May should make you think about The reason why someone is a vegetarien

    • @balance_one
      @balance_one 7 років тому +4

      trollfail.exe

    • @Graeme758
      @Graeme758 5 років тому

      @Sid from Tooting So the guy shows that he still appreciates the workmanship and beauty of the work despite his principles and all you can do is throw abuse? I didnt see a trace of 'self righteousness' in his comment, only ignorance in yours.

  • @xTheT2
    @xTheT2 7 років тому +6

    wow, just wow.
    subscribed!

  • @user-qv1ru5ld4v
    @user-qv1ru5ld4v 5 років тому

    At this point in time when my about to start our leather business, it's really grateful to watch this video.

    • @morganolfursson2560
      @morganolfursson2560 4 роки тому

      And what is great is that in Korea you can easily find the material . Here are some great videos of how to get cheap leather in Korea and Japan
      Hope you enjoy, and best wishes with your business
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  • @thomasrupesinghe3834
    @thomasrupesinghe3834 7 років тому

    The workmanship is incredible!
    Well done.
    Such a beautifully crafted belt

  • @Desklamp1234
    @Desklamp1234 7 років тому +54

    cuts open peoples heads, flies around in the enterprise and of course, he also makes belts!

    • @NaughtyBwoi
      @NaughtyBwoi 7 років тому

      Are you referring to 47?

    • @benjulien806
      @benjulien806 7 років тому

      Bored Engineer Operating Near Groom Lake Detachment 3 He is referring to Heros ... I believe

    • @Desklamp1234
      @Desklamp1234 7 років тому

      Ben Julien 1st one is syler from heroes and second on is spock from the new star trek films

    • @frazk2427
      @frazk2427 7 років тому +2

      So it's not just me who thought of that.

    • @ChromeLuxx
      @ChromeLuxx 7 років тому +2

      Millennials = uniformly unoriginal dullards

  • @kamaalrahimtula6781
    @kamaalrahimtula6781 7 років тому +3

    just awesomeness

  • @everettamador9885
    @everettamador9885 5 років тому +1

    Love that Apron...A work of art itself

  • @eaglefromthemountains6081
    @eaglefromthemountains6081 3 роки тому

    Really i like craftsmanship so much, pray that it never ends!

  • @grantoyamaha
    @grantoyamaha 7 років тому +12

    Beautiful work

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +2

      Thank you!

    • @twoserve2449
      @twoserve2449 7 років тому

      Equus Leather, Do you sell your products on ebay? or how can I order a couple items

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +3

      Take a look at our website www.equusleather.co.uk

    • @twoserve2449
      @twoserve2449 7 років тому

      Equus Leather, will do, thanks.

    • @amarullahibrahim1249
      @amarullahibrahim1249 7 років тому

      tas kulit gaj

  • @jiro768
    @jiro768 5 років тому +203

    Thats the belt my dad used when he beat me

    • @barneypaodoce
      @barneypaodoce 5 років тому

      :'(

    • @JustinVaysset
      @JustinVaysset 5 років тому

      LMAO XD

    • @INFIDEL82AA
      @INFIDEL82AA 5 років тому +4

      Maybe we're brothers?! Because I could have said the same thing. Drine? Drine?! Is that you?!

    • @joshuagarcia7791
      @joshuagarcia7791 5 років тому +11

      A lot of hard work goes into all them belt whoopings. LOL makes you a better man out of you. We cried then laugh now cus we all know we deserved it.

    • @joshuagarcia7791
      @joshuagarcia7791 5 років тому +2

      A lot of hard work goes into all them belt whoopings. LOL makes you a better man out of you. We cried then laugh now cus we all know we deserved it.

  • @TheBossskinhead
    @TheBossskinhead 2 роки тому

    It's not just a belt, it's a work of art. I'd leave this belt in my will as a family heirloom.

  • @RomanBlack599
    @RomanBlack599 7 років тому

    truely amazing!!! and the background music WOW! stunning

  • @khyentse8
    @khyentse8 8 років тому +43

    Absolutely superb. I feel like such a fool purchasing those grossly overpriced Hermes belts. My next belt will be Equus Leather.

    • @hirasingh4725
      @hirasingh4725 7 років тому +1

      Indra Prakasa I have bought a hermes and multiple vuitton belts and nowhere match a quality of this relative to the price

    • @abdulharistmuqorrobin7647
      @abdulharistmuqorrobin7647 7 років тому +2

      Equus Leather have royal warrant. If it's good enough for HRH The Prince of Wales, then its certainly good enough for you.

    • @simplex3335
      @simplex3335 6 років тому

      +Abdul Harist Muqorrobin ,0,

    • @PeterChang93
      @PeterChang93 5 років тому

      @Tom Smith Hermes belts are $800+, an Equus belt like this one is $350

    • @PeterChang93
      @PeterChang93 5 років тому

      @Tom Smith i was going off prices on their websites

  • @17shots74
    @17shots74 7 років тому +7

    the night shift effect on iPhones make this video look a million times better colour wise

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +2

      Interesting. The colour grade is hard to get right with the light walls, we were happier with it in our later films

    • @17shots74
      @17shots74 7 років тому +1

      Equus Leather still a great video overall

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +1

      Thank you

  • @breebraefandoms9523
    @breebraefandoms9523 7 років тому +1

    I'm satisfied when watching a true handcrafted item like this. I can't afford to buy like this Belt, but watching a true work of art handcraft Product is Super Satisfying.

  • @iLoveLeatherNYC
    @iLoveLeatherNYC 5 років тому +1

    It was a pleasure to watch. I only wish I had a work studio (clean with a nice window) such as yours, the card at the end was a nice touch.

  • @BaNuj
    @BaNuj 7 років тому +3

    I wish I had craftman dad :(

    • @baboom007
      @baboom007 7 років тому +3

      be happy you have a dad

    • @BaNuj
      @BaNuj 7 років тому +4

      Adi Adrian I don't since I was 4yo.

  • @prisregil
    @prisregil 7 років тому +5

    just out of curiosity. Why do leather workers use aprons? I know why those that work with hot metal use them but dont quite get why leather workers have them

    • @hannsvii
      @hannsvii 7 років тому

      prisregil I have no freakin idea lol. Maybe for aesthetic appeal to the audience?

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +14

      Edge dye, very hot things and very sharp things, not necessarily in that order

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому +5

      Lol, great answer!

    • @krissilas654
      @krissilas654 7 років тому

      I'm a beginning leather worker mostly belts n bracelets, is there be way you could answer a few questions I have?

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому

      We can try!

  • @johnlong2k9
    @johnlong2k9 7 років тому

    Fantastic work. I do not build much anymore, I do repairs mostly, but I still love hand tools over electric because I can feel what I am doing better.

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  7 років тому

      Hand tools are the core of great work really. Anything really good has been made mostly by a human not a machine. #handsnotmachines

  • @andrewmartinez6991
    @andrewmartinez6991 5 років тому

    His attention to detail is amazing!

  • @mmaida3358
    @mmaida3358 7 років тому +10

    Lots of things are made by hands, it just happens that those hands are 6 years old and in Vietnam.

    • @inhthanhuynh7200
      @inhthanhuynh7200 5 років тому

      M Maida I'm from Vietnam and I doubt that

    • @abata2557
      @abata2557 5 років тому

      More like chinese

    • @alexandrvasilev2865
      @alexandrvasilev2865 5 років тому

      ​@@inhthanhuynh7200 that's because you was too young to memorize that horrible page in your childhood.

  • @moosgummi4480
    @moosgummi4480 7 років тому +7

    Wow, really great work! Makes me feel a little bad for the piece of rope I use to keep my pants up, but would be even funnier if you used really crappy handwriting for the certificate...

  • @GCPonce
    @GCPonce 5 років тому

    His works are beautiful. A true artist indeed.

  • @arianerubiella947
    @arianerubiella947 5 років тому +1

    Your workshop seems so wonderful and quite. Make me feel good, thank you

  • @tchaffman
    @tchaffman 7 років тому +4

    My college roommate finds this video very kinky

  • @EmotionalCat0_0
    @EmotionalCat0_0 6 років тому

    His videos are so satisfying. I could watch them all day

  • @aczep6706
    @aczep6706 8 років тому +1

    I am just starting leather working as a middle aged hobbyist. Your video was very inspirational and enjoyable to watch! Thank you!
    Andreas

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  8 років тому +1

      If we inspired anyone to take up the craft we have succeeded in our aim! Glad you enjoyed it!

    • @strada9397
      @strada9397 8 років тому

      +Equus Leather were do yo get your leather tools and leathers

  • @juanzarateg
    @juanzarateg 5 років тому

    The best and the most artistic video about leather handcraft. Inspiring, really. Whenever I watch it, I can't help get surprised again

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  5 років тому

      Thank you. The first we ever made!

  • @raffaelkuhl115
    @raffaelkuhl115 7 років тому

    wow , Craftsmanship overload ! it´s nice to see

  • @user-do9sr5mi7c
    @user-do9sr5mi7c 5 років тому

    Это что- то с чем- то!!! Какая работа, какой восхитительный результат!!!

  • @dvillebenny1445
    @dvillebenny1445 5 років тому +2

    This man is a master craftsman! Using only this finest leather. The belt is beautiful! It was a finely produced film and relaxing to watch. The only hard part I had believing was no leather crafter has a work area that is so clean..........lol

    • @saddlestitch
      @saddlestitch  5 років тому +2

      Well we may have tidied up a little for the film :-) My philosophy is you cant be creative in a mess though, so its normally pretty tidy

  • @samfogleman2337
    @samfogleman2337 3 роки тому

    I love your videos! Peaceful! 🙏🏻