I find your work to be very inspirational. I have 3 step children that are very avid cosplayers and you give me alot of ideas for projects I could do with them.
Great pacing yet very clear instructions. My favorites were the additional tips like fixing a miss strike or polishing my hole punch so it doesn’t get stuck. That is excellent experienced advice! Thank you!
I really appreciate the fix for goofed beveling! Still a learner, and boo-boos are frequent! This is a great tutorial, thanks for sharing your expertise.
This tutorial is trimmed WAAYYY down compared to the last one, do you guys prefer this version, or the edit style done for the helmet tutorial? How many of you watched all the way through?
i liked the last one better. now this might complaining on a high level but i would like to see some color grading in the video and some cinematic shots like on the alec steele chanel. also i dont think the music fits very well. somewhat more drama would be cool. other than that i love your work and cant wait to start myself learning this craft
@@GermanBlackSheep I haven't really figured out color grading yet. I see how to do it, but I haven't found a LUT that looks right nor do I really have an eye for manual adustments in premiere yet tbh.
New leathercrafter, and this is super helpful. Went back and watched the helmet video and definitely preferred this tempo of video. Looking forward to your next one!
A tip for putting on gloves more easily: once you have part of your hand in it, blow some air into it from your wrist. A+ video, I'm really enjoying bingeing this series!
You have opened my eyes to a whole new craft thank you so much. I look forward to making my own full set of armor. I'm also in the process of building a forge so it will be interesting to see the two crafts intersect
I like it either way. The longer versions to me are so in-depth and your method and detailed explanations make it great. The shorter version is still great, and I’m fine with either method.
Notification on phone, turn on PC, prepare snacks, closing the door, in trance Thank you so much for the pattern and yet another epic video! hails from Greece!
This video made me legit giddy and checked every box of my viewer "must-have" checklist. Your narration was awesome, music was *MINT* by filling those periods between narration, also volume was spot on. Genuinely snort laughed at the dye shaking joke, because I'm immature and it was delivered perfectly. The tip about fixing a mis-stamp from the border tool was pure leatherworking gold. I could have watched this for another 20 minutes and never realized what amount of time passed. I am anxiously looking forward to all the future videos, if you need suggestions on topics :D I'm happy to make dema.. suggestions!
Another Great video. I enjoyed both this and the helmet tutorial. I prefer the longer video format you presented with the helmet tutorial; in this one the entire assembly portion was not included, due to the technical issues you had. I look forward to the rest of this series and will post pictures of my builds once completed. Thanks again.
I think this video actually has a couple minutes more dialogue compared to the helmet, i just edited the video down to the audio for this one. The last video definitely had some bits that strained patience but its hard to notice that when you spend days and days editing it.
please making these vids they are so amazing and i will be buying those patterns i am beginning in leather working and just watching these vids i feel like i learned so much. and please do a full suit of armor i will buy all the patterns they are so cool.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking in suggestions and applying them to your content. Each step was explained thoroughly without being long winded, I can see clearly what you're doing as you explain, the video length was bang on as far as my particular attention span, as well, I didn't have to touch the volume once. That was my particular beef with previous videos and I'm ecstatic you addressed it. Keep up the fantastic work, I look forward to the next one.
WOW !, I just started watching you a couple days ago, when you did the Tiger Dragon helmet and subbed within 5 minutes of the vid, This is awesome, and I hope I can use some of your ideas in My metal armor works, Just love this , Thanks.
Thank you for the pattern everything is very detailed I watched the first video straight through I learned a lot from it and I am learning a lot from this one thank you again for sharing
¡Really great video! I have been making leather armor for about a year (a beginer really), and I can´t thank you enough for your great tips. I´ll be joining your Patreon as soon as I can.
Thank you again sir for sharing another tutorial. This was quite educational. I am still looking forward to the part 2 video on the helmet. Keep them rolling!
Thank you so much for sharing your work with us! My biggest take away today was the stamp correction information. How I wish someone had shared that with me years ago!
Awesome, very concise and informative, I think this was the right length for this. I think some projects require more detail, such as the helmet. After watching it and then this, it makes sense and I think it would also serve as a stand alone video.
A great part 2! I’ll have to get all the patterns you put out for this now. Please complete the design. body armor, greaves etc. I’m about to start carving and tooling the helmet. Thanks for putting out these videos and patterns. It’s great practice.
I think these tutorials are great and I prefer the longer versions with music that doesn't overpower the vocal instructions. Thank you so much for all your help my leather working projects.
Moar, please! This was awesome to watch and I'm now genuinely interested in trying my hand at leather working, whereas I had never considered it before. 👍 Thanks!
Just started leather working myself...found your videos to be most helpful. First project is a wallet, then I want to delve into some armor. Keep em' coming and Thanks!!
One things I would love to see is how to make combat ready hardened leather armor. How would you go about hardening the leather? How would you approach the order of operations? I just found your channel but have already watched all of it :)
Great tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience. I know it's a stretch, but if possible I'd like to see an articulated Gauntlet video. While I'm sure I could reverse engineer the builds for the spaulder, helm, and bracer that you have shown, I'd rather work from a pattern designed by someone with a better grasp of the mechanics involved in the construction. Thanks again, and keep up the beautiful work!
Amazing work and wonderful tutorial. I have now issued a challenge to myself, my wife, and my sons that we are all going to make these. I even have a Tandy Leather within a couple hours from me. Please keep the videos coming!
I am absolutely floored watching this craftsmanship. Utterly stellar work. I do have one question though which I hope it will be explained in a future tutorial. Measurement sizing and how to transfer sizing into the pieces cut.
I provide some basic tips with the patterns available at academy.princearmory.com The easiest way is to make a paper mockup and determine if you need it to be bigger or smaller then scale the patterns accordingly and print again.
This was again another amazing tutorial. Simple and easy to follow but you can also run with it to do grand things. That trick to erase that stamp mistake is awesome and I will be using that from now on. Keep up the amazing work and Thank you so much for teaching new things to help expand this craft and give it the exposure it needs and deserves.
Clickspring!! I highly recommend! You have a very similar style - soft, calm voice, gorgeous close ups & great camera angles with great visual instruction in historical & modern techniques. He works in metal. Time spent watching a master is never wasted. I will never work in metal & love his videos.
Great video, thanks to the helmet video you made. I'm actually finishing up my first helmet, the information you gave is very useful. Just keep it as informative as this video and we'll keep watching
I am so glad to see more and more leather crafting channels that base their work on Leather armor on UA-cam lately. Before there weren't many channels that did so. I create leather armor and sometimes wanna pick up ideas and helpful techniques to improve my work. Thanks you for your videos, keep up the good work!
Thanks for replying, as a UA-cam the worst thing to do is rush, it looks like people like what your posting so don't fell pressured into going to fast. Thanks
Great video. I recently found the how to make fantasy helmet video and it got me interested in leather working. I watched your getting started video and looked at the tools you recommended. I just wish things didnt cost so much to get started.
You don't have to buy everything at once and you don't have to buy the versions of tools I use. I make a living with this and buy lots of tools over time.
Awesome video as always. I like this tutorial video slightly more than the helm video but they were both good. I think these bracers would have looked great in your scale shading. Could you show us more of the tool that you use to put the lines in your scale pattern? (The tool that was white and round that left a ridge that looks like the top of a fingernail if you look closely) Keep up the great work and I am looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for these leather tutorials. They have helped me in also setting up and working with metal for the armor. All I need now is to incorporste these into 3D printed wearable armor.
PATTERNS: Academy.PrinceArmory.com
"Leather can be very forgiving... If you ask nicely." Words to work by, words to live by.
Indeed!
As a beginner this is such a nice thing to hear and see, haha. Mistakes can be expensive!
Hahahah “ if you shake it twice your just playing with it “ gold. If you add a joke or two it makes learning fun. Thanks for the video
I find your work to be very inspirational. I have 3 step children that are very avid cosplayers and you give me alot of ideas for projects I could do with them.
Awesome, glad to hear that!
Great pacing yet very clear instructions. My favorites were the additional tips like fixing a miss strike or polishing my hole punch so it doesn’t get stuck. That is excellent experienced advice! Thank you!
Awesome to hear that, thanks!
Another great video tutorial 😃
Awesome, thank you!
I really appreciate the fix for goofed beveling! Still a learner, and boo-boos are frequent! This is a great tutorial, thanks for sharing your expertise.
Great, glad you liekd it!
Gr8!! And so I begin! Thnku.😉
You're welcome!
This tutorial is trimmed WAAYYY down compared to the last one, do you guys prefer this version, or the edit style done for the helmet tutorial? How many of you watched all the way through?
Prince Armory I always watch all the way thru. If I can’t watch the whole vid, I come back and watch the rest later.
Watched all! :) for me, a shorter version doesn't change anything. I'll keep watching, doesn't matter how long it is
i liked the last one better. now this might complaining on a high level but i would like to see some color grading in the video and some cinematic shots like on the alec steele chanel. also i dont think the music fits very well. somewhat more drama would be cool. other than that i love your work and cant wait to start myself learning this craft
@@GermanBlackSheep I haven't really figured out color grading yet. I see how to do it, but I haven't found a LUT that looks right nor do I really have an eye for manual adustments in premiere yet tbh.
@Leonheart Great!
New leathercrafter, and this is super helpful. Went back and watched the helmet video and definitely preferred this tempo of video. Looking forward to your next one!
Thanks!
@@Princearmory Also, I'm just making these today (Finally got beveller tools) and I'm lol'ing at the Gloves bit. Great comedic timing
A tip for putting on gloves more easily: once you have part of your hand in it, blow some air into it from your wrist. A+ video, I'm really enjoying bingeing this series!
Really looking forward to getting into leather working
Thank you so much,
the glove scene was my favorite part
first day with ur chanel and i can only say wow keep doing it
sub and i want to make this red helmet
Please do!
Thank you for the videos. I have been searching a long time for these type of instructional videos
I See Sneaky Pete
"Hello again"....ohhh the sound quality.....*LIKE
Haha, nice
You have opened my eyes to a whole new craft thank you so much. I look forward to making my own full set of armor. I'm also in the process of building a forge so it will be interesting to see the two crafts intersect
Great to hear that. You should look up the Dragon Crusader helmet, I made a steel and leather hybrid helmet.
I like it either way. The longer versions to me are so in-depth and your method and detailed explanations make it great. The shorter version is still great, and I’m fine with either method.
Thanks for the feedback!
Notification on phone, turn on PC, prepare snacks, closing the door, in trance
Thank you so much for the pattern and yet another epic video! hails from Greece!
Thanks!
This video made me legit giddy and checked every box of my viewer "must-have" checklist. Your narration was awesome, music was *MINT* by filling those periods between narration, also volume was spot on. Genuinely snort laughed at the dye shaking joke, because I'm immature and it was delivered perfectly. The tip about fixing a mis-stamp from the border tool was pure leatherworking gold. I could have watched this for another 20 minutes and never realized what amount of time passed. I am anxiously looking forward to all the future videos, if you need suggestions on topics :D I'm happy to make dema.. suggestions!
Thanks much. Don't need help on video topics, just need more help boosting the signal : )
Amazing tutorial... I work with several theater companies and I see so many possibilities. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Great!
I just started cutting out the pieces for the leather helmet last night. Now I have to get the pattern for this as well and try it out!
Please do!
Thank you very much. Very much blogging for such a pattern
You're welcome!
Another Great video. I enjoyed both this and the helmet tutorial. I prefer the longer video format you presented with the helmet tutorial; in this one the entire assembly portion was not included, due to the technical issues you had. I look forward to the rest of this series and will post pictures of my builds once completed. Thanks again.
I think this video actually has a couple minutes more dialogue compared to the helmet, i just edited the video down to the audio for this one. The last video definitely had some bits that strained patience but its hard to notice that when you spend days and days editing it.
Its Green! LoL! I did watch it all the way through. Good tips and suggestions throughout the tutorial.
Figured I'd mix up the colors a bit from project to project. Might do a full suit in one color theme when all the parts are done.
Amazing!
Thank you!
I just got into leather working and whilst most of my projects are scrape made this inspired me to save up to get some proper stuff to work with!
Good to hear!
please making these vids they are so amazing and i will be buying those patterns i am beginning in leather working and just watching these vids i feel like i learned so much. and please do a full suit of armor i will buy all the patterns they are so cool.
Its a work in progress.
These are epic, man. Much more impressive than I have made or seen made before.
Thanks!
Great tutorial again! Still so inspiring. Thx a lot
Thanks much!
I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking in suggestions and applying them to your content. Each step was explained thoroughly without being long winded, I can see clearly what you're doing as you explain, the video length was bang on as far as my particular attention span, as well, I didn't have to touch the volume once. That was my particular beef with previous videos and I'm ecstatic you addressed it. Keep up the fantastic work, I look forward to the next one.
lol the audio levels were pretty wild on the first one I admit.
Found this channel just in time to start working on my Comic Con costumes this year
Nice!
WOW !, I just started watching you a couple days ago, when you did the Tiger Dragon helmet and subbed within 5 minutes of the vid, This is awesome, and I hope I can use some of your ideas in My metal armor works, Just love this , Thanks.
Great!
you sir are amazing! thank you for all the well done info and education!
Thanks!
Thank you for the pattern everything is very detailed I watched the first video straight through I learned a lot from it and I am learning a lot from this one thank you again for sharing
Glad to hear it!
Thank you for this amazing and informative video.
You're welcome!
Bought this pattern! This will be my first piece. Loving all your videos, Thanks for Sharing!
Wonderful!
¡Really great video!
I have been making leather armor for about a year (a beginer really), and I can´t thank you enough for your great tips. I´ll be joining your Patreon as soon as I can.
Great to hear that, thanks much!
Well done! Some projects need more content, sine don't. This was perfect.
Thanks!
Great video! You did a great job explaining your steps while also getting to the point. I think you might have a winning format there my friend!
Thanks
Thank you for very good advice on how to work leather as a materiel. I'm learning a lot from these videos :D
Thank you again sir for sharing another tutorial. This was quite educational. I am still looking forward to the part 2 video on the helmet. Keep them rolling!
Quick as I can cap'n!
Haha thank you sir!
Thanks for these amazing tutorials! I'd love to see a video on how to pick good leather, and what to look out for!
Thank you so much for sharing your work with us! My biggest take away today was the stamp correction information. How I wish someone had shared that with me years ago!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome work as always and can't wait for more
Thanks!
Awesome, very concise and informative, I think this was the right length for this. I think some projects require more detail, such as the helmet. After watching it and then this, it makes sense and I think it would also serve as a stand alone video.
Great!
Detailed. Entertaining. Amazing and enjoyable explanation my friend
Thank you!
A great part 2! I’ll have to get all the patterns you put out for this now. Please complete the design. body armor, greaves etc. I’m about to start carving and tooling the helmet. Thanks for putting out these videos and patterns. It’s great practice.
haha awesome!
I think these tutorials are great and I prefer the longer versions with music that doesn't overpower the vocal instructions. Thank you so much for all your help my leather working projects.
Moar, please! This was awesome to watch and I'm now genuinely interested in trying my hand at leather working, whereas I had never considered it before. 👍 Thanks!
I quite enjoy watching an experienced crafter work on something.
Just discovered you.. very nice tutorial. will follow you from now on!
Glad to have you!
*Slow Claps* I see i'll be watching MANY videos from you. Well done!
Thank you!
It's a really great and beautiful job, makes me want to work with it.
Thanks!
wow. this is absolutely amazing. thank you prince armory. i have been looking for that specific beveler.
Glad to assist!
Just started leather working myself...found your videos to be most helpful. First project is a wallet, then I want to delve into some armor. Keep em' coming and Thanks!!
Awesome!
This was awesome! Going to try this pattern for my next set of bracers
Great!
One things I would love to see is how to make combat ready hardened leather armor. How would you go about hardening the leather? How would you approach the order of operations? I just found your channel but have already watched all of it :)
These are great tutorials. I’m glad that I bought some patterns
I am looking forward to trying to make these.
Great!
Great tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience. I know it's a stretch, but if possible I'd like to see an articulated Gauntlet video. While I'm sure I could reverse engineer the builds for the spaulder, helm, and bracer that you have shown, I'd rather work from a pattern designed by someone with a better grasp of the mechanics involved in the construction. Thanks again, and keep up the beautiful work!
I'll show a gauntlet build soon
Amazing work and wonderful tutorial. I have now issued a challenge to myself, my wife, and my sons that we are all going to make these. I even have a Tandy Leather within a couple hours from me. Please keep the videos coming!
Awesome, good luck!
I am absolutely floored watching this craftsmanship. Utterly stellar work. I do have one question though which I hope it will be explained in a future tutorial. Measurement sizing and how to transfer sizing into the pieces cut.
I provide some basic tips with the patterns available at academy.princearmory.com The easiest way is to make a paper mockup and determine if you need it to be bigger or smaller then scale the patterns accordingly and print again.
Keep up the tutorials, please! These are awesome
Thanks!
Thanks for all the tips and patterns! I love spreading the knowledge and seeing others attempt their own sets.
For sure, if you're still involved in the larp circles toss this vid around, it might help someone there.
@@Princearmory Will do!
These full tutorials are awesome. Keep them coming, eventually I am going to save up money to get some tools and begin a project.
Thanks!
This was again another amazing tutorial. Simple and easy to follow but you can also run with it to do grand things. That trick to erase that stamp mistake is awesome and I will be using that from now on. Keep up the amazing work and Thank you so much for teaching new things to help expand this craft and give it the exposure it needs and deserves.
Glad you found it useful!
AAAH i really want this channel to explode on subs so he makes more stuff REEEE
You are the Chris/Clickspring of Leather work! really enjoying these, turns out there's a Tandy in the UK! hmm new hobby on the horizon :)
I keep hearing about this Clickspring channel, I'll have to check it out.
Clickspring!! I highly recommend! You have a very similar style - soft, calm voice, gorgeous close ups & great camera angles with great visual instruction in historical & modern techniques. He works in metal. Time spent watching a master is never wasted. I will never work in metal & love his videos.
My first leather craft! It turned out awesome with the tutorial and template! Thanks for the help
Make a chest plate next
Chest plate will be a more complex project due to the varying fit requirements, it will come, but will probably be a little later.
@@Princearmory that's reasonable, leather is really expensive 😂
Awesome love your work
Thanks!
Love the videos!! keep them up. im almost done with helmet one ill try to send pictures if you want!! and cant wait to make these as well!!!!
Sounds great!
Thanks very much! It's very interesting!
Thanks!
Man your work is amazing and I love the way you explain every step, an excellent tutorial indeed! congratulations! All the best from Argentina!
Thanks for video! You doing amazing job!
Thanks!
Great video, thanks to the helmet video you made. I'm actually finishing up my first helmet, the information you gave is very useful. Just keep it as informative as this video and we'll keep watching
Good to know!
Watched the whole thing! Loving your videos! Keep em coming :D
Great, thanks!
what a great little project!
Thanks!
Excellent video, helpful and easy to follow.
Wonderful work as always friend!
Thanks much!
Buddy. You're doing great work.
i watched till end
Thanks much, appreciate it!
Love working with leather, though it's been almost 10 years since I have done any leather working. Keep up the great work
Might be time to get back into it!
@@Princearmory yeah I'm thinking about it
I am so glad to see more and more leather crafting channels that base their work on Leather armor on UA-cam lately. Before there weren't many channels that did so. I create leather armor and sometimes wanna pick up ideas and helpful techniques to improve my work. Thanks you for your videos, keep up the good work!
Really enjoying the tutorials and would be really cool to see you make a whole set of armour
I'm planning on recording bits of my custom projects going forward. We'll have to see how well I can streamline the process though.
Thanks for replying, as a UA-cam the worst thing to do is rush, it looks like people like what your posting so don't fell pressured into going to fast. Thanks
Love your vids! Great quality tutorials. Thanks!
Cool.. Thank you..
You're welcome!
That was very helpful, I am planning some leather bracers so was glad to watch this. A lot of helpful tips!
Great to hear!
Amazing tutorial. O cant wait for the next one!
Thanks!
Great video. I recently found the how to make fantasy helmet video and it got me interested in leather working. I watched your getting started video and looked at the tools you recommended. I just wish things didnt cost so much to get started.
You don't have to buy everything at once and you don't have to buy the versions of tools I use. I make a living with this and buy lots of tools over time.
Great tutorial. Can’t wait to try making my own. Thanks.
Thanks, have fun! Share your results when done!
I just purchased the whole pattern set and I am really looking forward to making these :D thanks for all the Help
Best tutorial on arm bracers that I've seen so far. Beautiful work.
Beautiful! And the patterns matching to the helmet ones you gave... That's so cool! 😀
Yep, probably will do a full suit in this style with patterns for each part.
Awesome video as always. I like this tutorial video slightly more than the helm video but they were both good. I think these bracers would have looked great in your scale shading. Could you show us more of the tool that you use to put the lines in your scale pattern? (The tool that was white and round that left a ridge that looks like the top of a fingernail if you look closely) Keep up the great work and I am looking forward to the next video!
I'm not sure what you're talking about
ua-cam.com/video/3g_dqoy9Ixw/v-deo.html here is a link to you using it on your tiger dragon helmet.
Love the tutorials!! Great vid
Thanks much!
Another great tutorial! Thanks for the incredibly helpful tips!
Thanks buddy!
Make videos bro
Totally want to see matching body and leg armor, and helmet to go with these please!
Certainly plan to do so.
Thanks for these leather tutorials. They have helped me in also setting up and working with metal for the armor. All I need now is to incorporste these into 3D printed wearable armor.
Cool!