How To: Leather Dice Cup
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Turns out a leather cylinder takes a little more effort than imagined. Add in some design and its not exactly a first timer project. The Biggest challenge is understanding the way circles work with a thick material like leather. Think about the inside vs outside diameter of the circle when sewing on the bottom.
Check out this video for a great lesson on the box joint.
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from @Corter Leather
As always thanks to my favorite teachers
Chuck from @WeaverLeatherSupply
and Magnus @DarkHorseWorkshop
I purchase all my tools and leather from @TandyLeatherCo here in Milwaukee. Virginia is a fantastic help no matter what the Project
Thanks Bill Monfre for requesting this piece.
All my supplies and leather come from Tandy Leather
This is a 6/7oz Veg Tan leather but anything from 5oz and up will do.
#leathertogether
Tools Needed:
5oz Veg Tan Leather -tandyleather.c...
Utility Knife - Milwaukee Fastback Is my favorite and a big pack of blades
Rotary Hole Punch - tandyleather.c...
Edge Beveler - tandyleather.c...
Edge slicker (Burnishing Tool) - tandyleather.c...
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1/8" medium Rapid Rivets- tandyleather.c...
Rivet Setting Tool - tandyleather.c...
Dye of Choice - tandyleather.c...
Top Coat of Choice - tandyleather.c...
Artificial Sinew or Thread of choice (for the keepers, staples work too) -
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wing divider- tandyleather.c...
hammer/mallet
gloves
square
piece of stone or other hard surface
pen/paper
Sponge - I use home depot tile sponges the orange ones but any will do JUST NO CHEMICALS like in a scotch pad
Optional Tools:
Stich Groover - tandyleather.c...
Stamps (Triweave) - tandyleather.c...
Smooth bevel - tandyleather.c...
Whow! So I haven’t made a video in ages. Baby, new house, hunting deer and ducks. Last time I checked I had 100views now over 6k. I’m astounded! I’ll try and get back to making more videos when the new house is set up. Thanks for the kind support
Thanks for sharing! As someone debating on buying materials to give leather working a shot, it's definitely interesting to watch someone who both knows what they're doing, but that isn't only willing to show their 'instagram perfection' face to the world. Super helpful to learn from mistakes that others may never show. Also, thanks for including so many links in the description!
This came out great, very well done.
Thanks for sharing your process 👍
This is a really cool project. Thank you ! 👍
I appreciate that you had the decency to speed the video through some of the processes, and love the comment about it being a "pain in the dick". I can't imagine using those rivets is very satisfying, considering how many I go through to get a few set correctly.
Pool, thanks for sharing your build .I'm going to have to make a couple of them fer a couple of friends that play dice when we're getting liquard up at da party from time ta time reddoc custom leathers Chicago