Thank you so much for a concise explanation. About 4 years ago I intended to design a wallet with certain functions but had troubles finding this exact piece of information in my planning. Time to start that project.
Hello, what is the name of black material that you used in 3rd technique? I am having a hard time finding the exact thin material for card slots. Thank you in advance.
It was korean glue, not famous. But what i can say is that adhesion is a lot better when you use rubber based glue like kenda glue than water based one. I mean for fabric. Thank you for watching my video!!^^
hello! can i ask what sized hole punch did you use for the both ends of each card slot for the 3rd style? im hoping to try making that kind of wallet! 😍
Nice. I need an advice. I only have skiving knife, I don't have a skiving machine so I can only make card slots with my limited level of thickness from the factory. Is it good to skive the leather in every edges to make it looks thin?
Well, I think that it's up to you. For me, i skive edges because if i do stitching is easier. And looking thin is not always better i think. Many creators don't skive edges.
@@damarsantosa1115 yes, french skivers are very useful for this job and super easy to use. You can get some cheap ones from ebay to learn how to use em. With good and frequent stropping they do the job like pro tools. I've also bought palosanto size 12 skiver and it's on its way now.
Well, I usually use water based glue called saibinol or shoe goo. I think they are not super adhesive, but enough to hold card slot. And also, they have flexibility. (Oh, when I use saibinol, I apply heat)
Hey, I just want you to know that I’m going to make video about comparing glues that we can get easily. If you’re not in hurry, why don’t you wait and watch that video and then decide. I think I’m going to upload in Jan.
@@kkomedacolour Sure..Can't wait for your video. It will help many people too. Right now I'm using contact cement, it is easy to find here. I will try PVAC too, maybe I will give my result too later to your email. Thanks
Very instructional and well organized. Thank you!
Thank you so much for a concise explanation. About 4 years ago I intended to design a wallet with certain functions but had troubles finding this exact piece of information in my planning. Time to start that project.
Wow~ I'm so glad that this helped!!! I hope you finish that project!!
0.14 what the name of tools
how to draw pattern ?
what software can use ?
Very interesting your video tutorial. I use the first and third technique.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Best regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Thank you! Finally, a video where there is voice instead of just music. Well done!
Thank you for your nice and generous comment. I’m so glad that my video helped you. ^^
Thanks for the video and love the way your little kitty was helping!.. 😊
Hi!~ I'm so glad that you liked my kitty. She wouldn't go anywhere else when i work. And thank you for watching my video!!!^^
Very good instructions. Your assistant is adorable.
Thank you!~ I hope that it was helpful to you. And my assistant is a lot bigger than then. HaHa^^
Thankyou for explain in Very simple way.
Thank you for watching my video!! I really appreciate it!
Thank you for posting this. Really Helpful
I’m so glad that you liked it!! Thank you for watching my video^^
What is that black fabric you used in the card slot pockets in method 2?
I have not tried the second technique but now I will.
Is that so? That’s is my favorite way now!~ Thank you for watching my video!!^^
Thank you very much ! Good luck !
Thank you for watching my video!!^^
Hello, what is the name of black material that you used in 3rd technique? I am having a hard time finding the exact thin material for card slots.
Thank you in advance.
Fabric
Awesome 👏 thank you
thank you very much , your videos wonderful 💐
I'm so glad that you liked it!! Thank you for watching my video!^^
Very informative! thank you!
Thank you for watching my video! I really appreciate it! And also I hope that the next year be your best one!!
Very informative! Thank you for the great video. 😁
Thank you for watching my video! And I'm so glad that it was helpful!
A very nice explanation. TY
I'm so glad that you think so. That means a lot to me!^^
Thanks for video
Thank you for watching!!! ^^
Very informative video, thank you :-) What kind of edge creaser machine do you use, and would you recommend it?
what glue do you use to glue the fabric in the last part?
It was korean glue, not famous. But what i can say is that adhesion is a lot better when you use rubber based glue like kenda glue than water based one. I mean for fabric. Thank you for watching my video!!^^
hello! can i ask what sized hole punch did you use for the both ends of each card slot for the 3rd style? im hoping to try making that kind of wallet! 😍
Hi!~ I used 3.0. You meant the prickling iron, right? Thank you for watching!~
kkomeda hi oh no not the pricking irons, but the hole punch! at about the 3:53 mark hahah ☺️
Hello, my question is, why do you use thick leather in the second option? Indeed, to work with a turn, you need a thickness of 0.4-0.6 mm
Yes, you're totally right. I remember that I skived the folding part as thin as I can. Thank you for watching my video!^^
@@kkomedacolour you welcom )))
Nice. I need an advice. I only have skiving knife, I don't have a skiving machine so I can only make card slots with my limited level of thickness from the factory. Is it good to skive the leather in every edges to make it looks thin?
Well, I think that it's up to you. For me, i skive edges because if i do stitching is easier. And looking thin is not always better i think. Many creators don't skive edges.
How about using french edger to skive a panel?is it effective?I'm planning to buy palosanto edger size 12
@@damarsantosa1115 yes, french skivers are very useful for this job and super easy to use. You can get some cheap ones from ebay to learn how to use em. With good and frequent stropping they do the job like pro tools. I've also bought palosanto size 12 skiver and it's on its way now.
Well, I can’t give you an advice on that because I’ve never used it. I have no information.~
may i ask where you got your fabric?
It is called ura. Used for inside of the wallet or bag~
Hello, I can’t find the fabric on any website “ura”
Thanks you a lot!!!:-)
It is possible to make type pocket no 3. Without fabric behind the pocket?
Well, yes you can just cut leather like no1, and then fold the edge like no3. I sometimes do that!
I don't understand this method. Can you explain it better? thank you
What oz is the leather.
what glue that work well for you? did you use PVAC glue or Contact Cement?
Well, I usually use water based glue called saibinol or shoe goo. I think they are not super adhesive, but enough to hold card slot. And also, they have flexibility. (Oh, when I use saibinol, I apply heat)
@@kkomedacolour thanks a lot.. I try to find saibinol or shoe goo in Indonesia.
Hey, I just want you to know that I’m going to make video about comparing glues that we can get easily. If you’re not in hurry, why don’t you wait and watch that video and then decide. I think I’m going to upload in Jan.
@@kkomedacolour Sure..Can't wait for your video. It will help many people too. Right now I'm using contact cement, it is easy to find here. I will try PVAC too, maybe I will give my result too later to your email. Thanks
What's the fabric that's being used
This was just an fabric for card slot. Polyester. Thank you for watching my video!!^^
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What leather is it thickness？
Usually 0.8t for card slot of our wallets. Thank you for watching my video!!!
kkomeda Thanks
Please give measurements mam
Hi mam please make card holder with clothe
Music with talking! Are you kidding!
You have a super sexy voice......ditch the music and do asmr vids, your voice is made for it, regards Wilo