The best thing about this bag is the design followed by a close second-the detail work. It takes creativity and skill to pull off the origami design and then holding it all together with the straps used as lace. Stohlman said in one of his books that tucking the strap keeper inside for attachments was cleaner, more professional, and stronger than riveting it to the outside of the bag. Most makers seldomly do this, but it has me second guessing how I’ve been doing my bags after seeing how great this one looks. Thanks for the great review!!
I missed you. I watched your previous videos that were great! Glad to see you enjoyed the camera bag. Interesting of what Buffalo is compared to cow. I'm curious as to ask if the tanning was chrome tanned or vegetable tanned?
The best thing about this bag is the design followed by a close second-the detail work. It takes creativity and skill to pull off the origami design and then holding it all together with the straps used as lace. Stohlman said in one of his books that tucking the strap keeper inside for attachments was cleaner, more professional, and stronger than riveting it to the outside of the bag. Most makers seldomly do this, but it has me second guessing how I’ve been doing my bags after seeing how great this one looks. Thanks for the great review!!
@@davidwilliams6588 Hi David, I certainly agree with your observations. Tucking those straps certainly makes a cleaner looking product and is also a testament to the designer’s/makers commitment to quality and desire to stand a bit above the rest. I love details like that and I’m always looking for these details. Thanks for your observations and your comment David.
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The best thing about this bag is the design followed by a close second-the detail work. It takes creativity and skill to pull off the origami design and then holding it all together with the straps used as lace. Stohlman said in one of his books that tucking the strap keeper inside for attachments was cleaner, more professional, and stronger than riveting it to the outside of the bag. Most makers seldomly do this, but it has me second guessing how I’ve been doing my bags after seeing how great this one looks. Thanks for the great review!!
Very rugged and well built. Nice find and great review. Enjoyed it.
I love the thick leather! Looks solid, well done.
I missed you. I watched your previous videos that were great! Glad to see you enjoyed the camera bag. Interesting of what Buffalo is compared to cow. I'm curious as to ask if the tanning was chrome tanned or vegetable tanned?
The best thing about this bag is the design followed by a close second-the detail work. It takes creativity and skill to pull off the origami design and then holding it all together with the straps used as lace. Stohlman said in one of his books that tucking the strap keeper inside for attachments was cleaner, more professional, and stronger than riveting it to the outside of the bag. Most makers seldomly do this, but it has me second guessing how I’ve been doing my bags after seeing how great this one looks. Thanks for the great review!!
@@davidwilliams6588 Hi David, I certainly agree with your observations. Tucking those straps certainly makes a cleaner looking product and is also a testament to the designer’s/makers commitment to quality and desire to stand a bit above the rest. I love details like that and I’m always looking for these details. Thanks for your observations and your comment David.