Decorative Cuts
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- The boys go more in depth about those wonderful but tricky decorative swivel knife cuts. To browse some of our tools, click "Show More" below for links. Thanks for watching! :)
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Thank you Springfield Leather for yet another great video.
A very simple description. Thank you Kevin. I am learning a lot of easy basics with your tutorials. The best to find in the net. Hope to meet you personally sometimes.
Everybody's a critic. Referring to comments.
Kevin and his team have made slc the top company to go too.
Try constructive criticism. Or.
Take a chill and watch and enjoy.
Their good people..
just fantastic that you pass on your lifetimes experience, to the rest of the world
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Thank you for watching!
Sehr gut erklärt. Danke Kevin!
That was a valuable lesion .
I need those three tools
That man who is standing over at the wall, behind Rusty, at about the 10:59 mark, you guys should hire him to just walk around in all your videos.
Could you guys show how to stipple leather like the checkering on gun stocks
Great info. Camera work though. Seriously new operator.
Keep in mind this video is almost 5 years old. We have made a couple updated ones and have a short series on beginner carving.
hi guys, i have a question about oiling leather that's not been stained. i see tooled leather that hasn't been stained but has an antiqued look. i'm told it's just been oiled. does oiling only tend to darken the tooling as if it was antiqued but still keep the rest of the leather some what natural looking? if so is neatsfoot oil one you would recommend or another? thanks for any help.
Oiling will darken the leather but not give it an antiqued look. You can use antique paste, but it will also stain the leather. However, you can use an acrylic finish AFTER the leather has been oiled and BEFORE applying antique paste. This will give the background and all highlights an antiqued look. Neatsfoot oil works fine! You can also use vegetable oil or olive oil.
Your camera operator needs to decide where to zoom in to and stay there.
Get rid of that camera operator
thanks Kevin honest strat torking that was interesting passing on the nolige isn't something people are big on in Britain thay are always fearfull for thaya hone jobs clearly not that good at it me thinks
I know this video is 5 years old but still bad camera work. Make a new video 2020 decorative cuts
I like the topic and I need to practice hard to be a little less bad. Please forget the zoom, too much too fast and too late the action is gone. Work with the presenter please.
Hi Keith! Good luck with your practice and thanks for the feedback. We like to think things have improved in the last 3 years :)
Kevin Hopkins Hi, you are correct of course it's all a journey. Three years ago ago I had only ever used leather as an accent to my woodworking. My only tool for leather a new blade for a craft knife! Your videos at three years old still form a great guide, and hold a wealth of information. Thank you and your team in the shop for helping me travel a part the way forward with you. Keep up the good work.
Camra man sucks And theirs not enouph lighting on this vid you can barraly see what hes doping
And I can barely read what you typed. So what is ur point?