How I make a Large Wet moulded Leather Possibles Belt Pouch
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This is my large wet moulded leather possible pouch, hope you like it.
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Probably 1 of the most peaceful things Ive done in the last month at least. Love learning how to make things. Learning this work in hopes that it may be applied to a boat I plan to build but am bow seeing limitless applications. Always a joy to witness true talent. Notice not a single word need be spoken...
I have watched this video a few times since you posted it. Craftsmanship at its best. I keep coming back for inspiration and re-learn a thing or two.
Thanks for the nice comment I'm happy the videos are helping you with your leatherwork, atb John
Very nice, when someone can make something so beautiful out of raw materials, truly an art.
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I don't have any idea how I got here but I just watched this whole video. Fascinating and quality work, bravo sir.
Thank you glad you liked it, atb John.
A beautiful bag, the only thing I would change, the Chicago screws will be the same color as the lock, and the antique bronze color, here you have two colors, nickel with gold ... but it's just my option
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Nicely done. I use hair Fan with heat all the time, when I use that wax you used. Recently made spyderco case and easy to mold with knife, but like this bag need those molding stuffs. Thanks for nice video
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the comment, atb John.
Que hermoso su trabajo señor donde consigo uno igual
I literally love leather crafting. I'm just not physically able any longer. I have everything to get going...tools, material, just everything and need to sell. It's just going to sit here till I die and I'd rather see it all go to a good home...
I would like to take a look at it if you still have it. I just started a year ago gathering thing's here and there. I love making thing's for the family
That is absolutely beautiful!
Such constructive, beautiful work. I wish I could make one🙂
beautiful work John
stonybrokebushcraf Thank Stony, how are you keeping, atb John.
Absolutely wonderful sir!
Thank you for sharing your craft.
Thank you for your comment, atb John
Beautiful craftsmanship!
Thanks for the nice comment I'm glad you like it, atb John
Masterful! Enjoyed every minute of that video, beautiful work!
Thank you for the nice comment I'm happy you enjoyed the video, atb John.
Está bolsa ficou linda parabéns 😍❤👏👏👏
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beautiful pouch John
MrSkooty1968 Thanks, atb John.
What. A. Beauty.
vary vary nice work my friend , I will be buying things from you time to time , looking forward for some leather pouches .... great job .... see u soon my friend from California .... :)
John Wellings, bueno tu trabajo. Yo trabajo el cuero por más de 25 años y me interesan las técnicas que siempre estoy perfeccionando. Me gustaría poder traducir tus vídeos al CASTELLANO o ESPAÑOL. y como hablas bastante, más no puedo entender lo que relatas. Saludos Cordiales.
WOW that is awesome! Thank you for sharing this! I bet you could also make some great sporrans to wear with my kilt too!
Thanks fir the comment, atb John
Excellent job. I love it!!!
Thank you for the comment, atb John.
Fantastic that brother.. The pic is outstanding to.. Think I have found a new photographer for my knives.
+lbcustomknives Thanks Lee.
Really enjoy your video.
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment, atb John.
exelent work , Thank you so much
Thanks for your comment, atb John
My god, that was amazing to watch. You sir, are a true craftsman. My generation doesn't have an appreciation for work as high quality is this. Everyone just buys cheap quality junk form china now. It's a real shame.
Anyway, amazing job!
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Thanks for the comment glad you enjoyed the vid, atb John.
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Well said.
It's easier for people to buy from China, rather than order, cheap and pretty much look alike with original and no one gives a care if it real or not, but better to own a good one rather to change it every year.
Beautiful. Do you wax the thread before you sew?
Thanks for the comment, yes I do wax the thread, atb John.
When you made the stitch line with the compass, did you leave a score mark with the other sharpe point? Maybe wrap something blunt?
Yes I did the compass has a rounded end for that purpose, atb John.
Great! i admire your work
nice
what is the product you used before brushing the leather. one of my learning curve issues is the steps to applying the numerous products after the build
If the product is going to be outside I finish the leather first with a couple of coats of Neatsfoot oil that adds oil back into the leather because after dying the leather gets very dry, then I use a product called Snow-Proof, apply it with a rag and rub it in then use a hair dryer to melt it and buff it with a brush this makes sure it gets into the pores of the leather, this protects the leather from the weather, atb John
Hello. Would you please tell us what name of the the product in the tin you used near the end of the video? I have an old Mexican hand tooled purse that is brittle and I want to nourish the leather. I thought maybe that would work.Thank you.
Hi thanks for the comment, I would use Neatsfoot oil first rub it in with a soft cloth or sponge and allow it to soak in for an hour or so if the leather is very dry give it two good coats this will feed and nourish the leather then any good leather finish with bees wax in it, the product was ( Snow-Proof weatherproofing ) you will get it on Ebay or Amazon hope this helps , atb John
John, your quick reply and suggestion is very much appreciated! Your work is lovely! Thank you, again!
hola que lindos trabajos por que no ponen los pasos en espanol gracias
Beautiful !" 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✨
Thank you, atb john.
Real Nice!!!
Parabéns!!!
Remarkable work very well presented. Thanks, 1926lady
Thank you for your comment, atb John
Where can I order the Class from 8 have a smaller bag that I got at the rennasuance fair and I’ ve been searching for tha5 Class for a few years without successfully.
Amazed. This bag is gorgeous. Where did you get those wooden forms?
The forms are made by me.
John Wellings Are you open to selling? I'm interested in buying one..
Beautiful! 💞💖😍😍
Очень круто, но в начале видео материал больше похож на полиэстэр ( Пено полистирол ) чем на кожу 🤔, но очень круто 👍
А это вообще что? Кошелек? Наверное носить подкову))))
@@Наталья-х2у5л Нет это сумка фултляр её можно использоват для какой-то конкретной вещи, или использовать как то ещё
Tried to wet mold but I can´t seem to get a good resault... Any tips?
Can´t get it flat no matter how I try.
Perhaps I use the wrong kind of leather?
I use 3-3.5mm thick veg tan leather what are you using ?.
I will look in to the english name and get back to you. Thanks for answering my questions.
Now I got veg tan leather and it works "great". Just a few things I need to sort out by trail and error to get it were I want.
Love it💓
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Do you have instructions on how to make it.
Go to Ian Atkinson channel he's got a video on there that will help you.
Do you sell the things and ship to sweden because I need one in black leather btw nice job
Hi I do but I have non finished at the moment.
Well ok do you ship to Sweden and how much do you think it will cost
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How does it become dark?
I use a airbrush to apply the dye building it up slowly, atb John
great work on the leather , but the video has missing steps like the wetting, the coloring ecc, and you delay too much on other single steps
Holy crap, those first rough cuts scared the crap out of me. I could barely watch. I was imagining disaster the whole time.
If your knife is sharp it will glide through the leather I was shown that when I worked in the Orthopedic trade we used a lot of leather.
Next time omit the music. I’d rather just hear the working sounds
As a Renaissance Festival attendee (participant, performer, etc.) I have learned to appreciate fine leatherwork. While I seldom can afford it, I do not quibble at the price asked. "I argue not the price of your goods, only the lightness of my purse."
And that is a fabulous quote too! I feel the same way when I see stuff like this at a Ren-fest and only sigh because my purse isn't heavy enough, but I know for the effort and time put in, not to mention materials, they are asking a fair price.
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Would you consider making a video with the staining technique you used?
Yes. I would have liked to see the staining process as well as information on what all the other bottles of stuff were that he finished it with.
Absolutely stunning John! That one is truly English Leather Craftsmanship at it's finest! TC/SS - Stanl
+Deep South Experience Thank you Stan, atb John.
This is why we charge higher prices for hand crafted leatherwork...it is not easy, quick or done in an hour. Thank you for the video! Perhaps audio could be added to describe the process. Amazing work!
Thank you for your comment, atb John.
as opposed to machine crafted leatherwork? wtf do you sell
Greetings to you John. First, I want to say that I watched your video nearly 2 years ago and inspired me to start my own leather crafting. So, thank you. Second, I loved the amount of work you put into finishing your pouch but was extremely frustrated that I didn't know what products you were using. Now, I have more experience and I would like to confirm what you were using. If this is your trade secret, I can edit my comment but for anyone else that's new and would like to take up leather working, I think it's important to know.
So after dying your two pieces it looks like you use all Fiebing's products; @10:22 you started with Tan-Kote, @12:54 you apply Gum Tragacanth to burnish, @13:29 you then finish the edge with Edge-Kote, @13:52 you apply Pure Neatsfoot Oil to all outside surfaces, @14:32 you put on Snow-Proof Weatherproofing, dry, buff, @15:38 you finish with using Carnauba Creme to wax and buff it out one last time. Is this correct?
Hi thanks for your comment every thing you have listed is correct except I now I use " Effax Leder-Balsam " leather balm instead of Snow-Proof I find it better also I have found the Edge-kote is not waterproof so I give the Edge-Kote a coat of Acrylic Resolene to protect it hope this helps and good luck with all your leatherwork, atb john.
On man, you scratch that dinning table and youre in trouble with wife. Very nice job.
Man, if I tried this on my wife's cherry wood dinner table, I'd be pushing up daisies
Odee Dillon if you take yourself seriously as an artist you build a bench.
RIght!?
man card revoked.. go buy a dress
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OMG! I'm glad you said that! I saw him on the table and thought exactly the same thing! LOL! But ours is oak. My kids almost died an early death due to a table episode. They play warhammer. And decided they didn't have room on the 62in maple table. And started building, super gluing and painting their guys on my 122in solid oak table! Superglue took the finish right off! Their Dad was right there with them when it happened so....he caught the brunt of it. But, whatta ya do? They can only stay in the dog house for so long. LOL!
Beautiful work John, I thought the two-tone edging was especially well done.
Thanks for sharing,
Jon
Hi,John!
THANKS A LOT FOR EVERYTHING.
Can you tell me size (in cm) for this pouch please ?
This is a beautiful piece. Nice work ! What are the creams and lotions you applied to the finished product. I see you started with Neatsfoot oil, but can’t tell what the ones are.
I'm guessing carnauba cream?
The music reminds me of a peanuts cartoon I’m having visions of Charlie Brown and Snoopy walking
That's Vince Giraldi.
I guess this would have been nice if you had explained 'ANYTHING'. Even a tool being used...
You know it's a good video when there's comments in other languages
Americans: Welcome to my custom built 1000 sq ft leather working studio with $10,000 of industrial equipment. Englishman: I have a dining table, a stanley knife and a staple gun.... Nice to see someone bringing it back down to earth a bit.
I've been debating on trying to make a fork/tool bag for our Harley Davidson but I don't know. It looks a bit intimidating to me, and I don't have any leather working tools, dyes etc. Gonna go to Etsy and see what you have there. Thanks for the video...
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A narrative would have helped immensely. Great stuff, just missing the narrative.
Not needed. No disrespect but If you can’t tell what he is doing by watching, talking about it won’t help. There are plenty of other videos that explain what is happening, I believe he has a couple that do just that.
For all of the process shown, @7:38, it failed to show the leather being dyed......
15:10 The best slipper design in history :) Sorry, I could not avoid it.
Loved this tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing your art.
What kind of leather is that, and what ticknes,? great job.
Hello there!
I have a mold 4 cm high and leather 2.5 thick, I followed all your steps, one corner worked fine, the other wrinkled so ugly, and I can't get to the bottom because the wrinkled leather opposes... which should be the distance between the core and the frame? It is better to have a larger distance between pieces or the frame must be as fixed as possible? What do you think it is wrong?
Sir, an excellent job. Does your office provides these types of jobs for sale to the public, and if so, does your office provides a schedule of your fees?
Thank you Sir for your hard work in producing this video. Oscar
Beautifully done! Leathercraft is nearly a lost art, you are an inspiration. I had a leather shop long ago in Solvang CA, love to see the craft being carried on with skill and care to detail.
Thank you for your comment take care all the best John.
I love Solvang. My girlfriend and I drive up there from LA every chance we get. What kind of leather goods did you sell in the shop? I can only think of one other that's there now, and they seem to specialize in jackets and hats.
Two questions: 1) Was it just wet with water? 2) And how long did you have it in the water before putting it on the mold? Thanks!
Hi Cindy, yes just warm water leave it in until the bubbles stop about a few minutes and that's all, hope this helps, atb john.
Your Latin phrase (Google translate) would should be rendered: Fac optima quae potes (Lit. "Do the best things which you are able (to do)")
A really beautiful piece. Thanks for the look at how it was made.
Did I just see you cut that out on the family dining table? Wow! What an understanding family you have. Loved the video by the way and have subbed.
5:30 The head of Rick from "Rick and Morty"
Would have loved to hear you talk through the process. Great stuff. Beautiful piece.
Ide pay premium for leatherwork like that. Fantastic job!
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가능하면 2개정도 주문하고 싶어요 ^^사각형으로요
Super cool belt pouch!! Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge!!
What is the ST itch called that you’ r useing called buetiful work by. The way your quiet a Craftsman
Saddle stitch
nice little pouch/bag. 😷👍
Although I'd need loops for at least a short starter .... guessing from size, outside, and on the inside for an adjustible powder measure, and maybe a couple external ties for a bullet/ball board, and to hang a powder flask from, and a belt loop for a 3 - 3.5 inch kilt belt. 😷
Would a small, external fur lined pouch with stud closure, to hold 100 to 200 number 10 or 11 percussion caps on the lid, be a viable option?
Again, a very nice possibles bag. 😷👍
Excellent...gained some great ideas for my project, how to and design! Thanks!
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I intend to try making this to use with my Kentucky Flintlock Pistol and my Kentucky Flintlock Rifle.
Sounds great good luck with your project, atb John.
The majority of those three days were waiting for things to dry! ;). Well done mate. Good work!
HonestDoubter ....I’ve gotta find a channel that explains what the hell you are doing. To me you skipped the tutorial and just showed how you make something. It’s like it you wanted to learn how to rebuild the transmission on your car and I just did the work without telling you what I was doing or why. Just in case you give a turd.
@@robertlangley258 try this channel. The creator has explanations and takes you step by step. ua-cam.com/channels/tKpONsTurpMqHUDylWNCaw.html
Incredible. What dye(s) did you use? It looks like a darker base layer with a lighter finish on top because of the colour gradient towards the edges.
Thanks!
Just used the one colour dark brown, Just used the one colour dark brown, the dye is Fiebing's professional oil dye I used a air brush to apply it, John
Thanks John. It looks darker around the edges for some reason. Either way, looks incredible.
I just made my first belt yesterday. My first leather project. Lots of mistakes but I have a functional item at the end of it, so I am looking forward to pressing on and trying more :)
It is darker around the edges what you do is apply more dye to build up the colour, you can get some good effects using an air brush, I made a lot of mistakes and still make them now that's how we learn good luck with your projects if I can help please drop me an email, atb John.
Cheers John!
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I know I am late but using carboard for stencil is genius ,I know I am dumb but I never thought of it .I was told by this old guy he told me to just use my old clothes for perfect scale of pocket sizes .I was a poor kid so I just made stuff out of my old clothes ,now I am a grown man time to do some leather work haha .
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
Really like your craftmanship, and while don't have plans for making this I admire your ability. Also, I really like your choice of jazz inspired xylophone/marimba music. My mirror neurons are working as I I watch your tutorial. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful how much gap do you leave between the mold and clamping board?
Thanks for the nice comment, the gap is just slightly more than the thickness of the leather hope this helps, atb John
Which chemicals or solvents u used for polishing leathers. Can u name some of these products/items.
Hi Fahim the first one I use is Neatsfoot oil this adds the oil back into the leather then I use a product called Leder-Balsam this is a wax based product and finally I use a polish called Carnauba creme, hope this helps atb John
impressionnant ! une pochette artisanal parfaite ! :) good job ! this is a magnific bag !
(sorry for my english)
Thank you for your nice comment atb John.
A very nice piece of work. Well done. Would you please let me know what paint is best for darkening Vachetta leather shoes? I mean changing a Beige colour to Brown or Dark Brown?
Un vídeo muy bueno. De qué grosor es la piel? Muchas gracias.
3.5mm thick.
Please, how to change the color of a black leather strap to brown?
Very nice work. Five years have passed. Can you provide information on the products used? Tips on the finish dye? Thanks!