I've been consistently following and amateurishly trying to copy, I did good pretty good on edges, cuz that's the first thing real leather men look at (what you said). Thanks for staying faithful in your instruction vids.
Thank you for that kjuhler and I appreciate that sincerely We are all just amateur’s here and copy away my friend It’s how we get better and develop our own way
I am 79 years old. Watching you and listening to the way you teach leathercraft amazes me. You are truly an artist. I have watched many of your videos and enjoyed every one. Thanks again.
Hello Ronald So sorry for the delay in responding to your nice words. It is such a great way to end my day hearing this and I wanted to acknowledge you Thanks for watching and never hesitate to reach out!!
The fact that you take a moment to share that with me is so appreciated I will continue to try and help even if at times it’s unorthodox and non traditional 😊
Yes man glad your back, life is always throwing curve balls at us! This came just in time as I am building a pouch/taco sheath, second build actually as the handle is an inch thick and i didnt add a second welt. I will add this for sure, I like the optional angels! Thank you sir!!! Totally looking forward to what you have coming. You have definitely changed the way I do my leather craft! Sincerely Grasshopper....
Nicely done, Sir! I appreciate your videos. They help me with my knife sheath makeing and give me ides for my hybrid kydex and leather sheaths as well.
George, I really enjoy how you present your content during your videos. You make leather design and construction of your projects very easy to follow. I haven’t made any knife sheaths yet utilizing your approach, but I will be referencing your videos on my next build. I have question in reference to your makers stamp. Your makers stamp looks very nice. If you don’t mind, where did you have your makers stamp made? Would you share that information? Thank you for you time and your excellent video’s and knowledge.
Hello Harry Thank you for such a nice response I sincerely appreciate that My steel makers stamps are from SteelStampsInc Been in business for decades and produces the finest makers marks. I have some Delrin made stamps from Turner Laser but SteelStampsInc is the go to in this industry
Welcome back George. We all know life happens, hope everything is OK. Great project! Very easy set up. I hope to make this design over the winter months.
Hello David! Always good to hear from you and thank you for the kind words. Life is hard at times and no one is immune, but the smoke has cleared and as we always do, assault forward 🙌
Pretty slick knife sheath sir. Very well thought out and functional. Thank you for the very very good design. Also very good video sir. Liked and subscribed 👍.
So happy to see back Mr. George. I did miss you. I’m crafting a military machete sheath and need to be 45 degrés well I will steal your idea and make it so it can be wear 90 and 45 degrés. You are a genius Sir. I really need one of your sticker for my board. Tks
I appreciate your faithful support and so glad you’re going to include this technique in your military machete design. Will be cool to see my friend. I would be more then happy to send you a sticker or two for your shop. DM me on my Instagram @ ViktorGeorgeLeatherGoods or if you’re not there just text me your address (520)909-8256 and I’ll shoot some your way
Is there any way to cut semi-circle slots for infinite cant adjustment or do you need to punch holes at a predetermined angle (or multiple holes at the clock angles)? Also, that system should also work with your more complex sheaths (not the "taco"). Good vid! I will be trying this.
Thanks Jeff I always appreciate sheath banter. The only way I have done these is with the holes to angle the sheath Many angle variations to choose. Normally I get asked for 3 positions I think someone smarter then me could design something more efficient 😂
Happy to see you back again and glad that all is well with you and your family. I truly enjoy watching your videos. I get inspired each time I watch them and I always learn something new about our craft. Thank you and have a great week! Respectfully: Shawn
Excellent work George ! I just did a blade with your builds ! Turned out nice but I added a little bit more to pattern for the customers request and braided the welt around the front & back pieces . Turned out a nice but back belt loop I designed for it was no fun ! Will use this style that ya showed here in the future, thanks again , would like to send you a pic of it for you to comment on .? Don't know how have ta work on that somehow ?
Thanks John. Seriously love hearing this and by you taking an idea and expanding it is how we gain experience. I would love too see your work and I too don’t know how to share them on UA-cam. I do have an Instagram page @viktorgeorgeleathergoods or just by text too (520)909-8256 🙌 Thanks again
another great video, sorry to hear about your emergency hope everything is going better. Ajo? that is centrally located in the middle of no where. (as we used to say about Ely NV)
Thank You Yes everything is settling down. I appreciate that! Hopefully something in the video was helpful and yes we are in the middle of nowhere As they say End of the World 9 miles Ajo Arizona 12 miles😂
The other day I looked up your channel because I hadn’t seen anything from you in a while. Great video as always. Thank you for making these. I can’t wait to try this out.
Great idea. One question. When you add the lock tight, does that make it harder to change the position or will a standard screw driver just undo the placement and you can add more lock tight on the new position. Thanks!
Thanks for the engagement Yes the “blue” loctite can be undone with a good fitting screwdriver ( unlike the one I used on the video😉) Red loctite is almost permanent from what I’m told. I only use blue
Thank you Edward! I’m glad to hear that. It works well for the way I think too and it allows me to share it easier as so kindly validated by you I appreciate you taking a moment to share that with me
Very happy you are back my friend, hope everything is ok , and thx again coach for a great video, now i have to run to my workbench you have me some inspiration again , best regards Jonas
Hello Gary!!! I hope you filled your freezer Every September 1st I get home sick I hunted the Yukon River from Circle City upstream every year and I’m jealous of you!! Thanks for the kind words and can’t wait to see your sheath
I am about to finish a knife for a friend and was trying to think of something different for the leather. This video came at the perfect time. I always try to make something a little different each time.
I enjoy your video they are giving me a lot of help in my leather work can you tell me were you get your rulers you use in the videos plz send me link thanks
Thanks Ric for the kind words and I’m so glad they’re helpful to you. I purchased most of the graph see thru rulers from Hobby Lobby, Walmart and various office supply stores Not very saavy with the online links 😂
Good to see you back. Always enjoy the adaptability and quality of your work. Do you think this style could be used for a small revolver or automatic cross draw holster? Hope all continues well at home. Thanks.
I appreciate the kind words Mark Thank you That’s an interesting thought I don’t see why it wouldn’t work on a small liteweight gun. Would probably need a few more anchor points but should work!!! Thanks for the banter my friend
I'm so glad you're back I was getting a little worried. I hope and pray everything is well with your family. Wow never saw any design like that before. It makes so much sense it's amazing you're ability is amazing thanks for sharing as always!
Of course The tee nuts are easily sourced at places like Home Depot, Ace or Lowe’s and various holster supply outlets I routinely use 1/4” shaft with 8/32nd thread which fits standard Chicago Screws with a 3/8th ” screw. These are also available at SpringfieldLeather Co or Tandy. Online searches yield many sources like buckleguy.com Best of luck and have fun
Those t nuts are a great idea! I can see myself using them in many ways where I'd have made multiple d ring and clip or snap type attachments. Much simpler and cleaner. Not to mention cheaper and time saving.
I love this episode. I made this pattern and it worked out very well. Could you demonstrate how to design a knife sheath for a knife that does not have a straight handle. Like a slightly curved offset handle to the blade. Just cuz all knives don’t have straight handles. Thank you. Jim Trantham, Prescott, Az.
@@viktorgeorge9144 most any kind of sheath. I’m finding when I make a sheath for a knife with a curved handle the spine of the blade doesn’t necessarily lay straight against the sheath causing gaps inside. I really like your welting design ideas and I think that might solve some of the looseness fitting. Also a knife that has a slightly curved blade causes issues as well…. I’ve watched everyone of your videos and have discovered many many useful ideas and skills that improve my construction methods. I know the leather craft community can gain great insights from accomplished craftsman as yourself. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Jim
Sorry for the delay Jim Seems like something always gets in the way of my leatherwork 😂 I’m trying to find a knife for demonstrating your question. It’s on my list of future videos. Thanks! Will you be at the Trade show in Prescott?
Hey Joshua Thanks I’m so impressed with your dual skill set especially how beautiful your leatherwork is fabricated I appreciate your kind words my friend
So I did learn a lot during this build... and that's to dye the leather before cutting out the circles .... I dyed after and they lost the roundness... and to be totally honest ... I built the positive lock but as you said in one of your videos 'trust in the pattern' and i questioned it and I decided the rise was to much so I trimmed it out a little and now it doesn't get that positive lock LOL oh and I wind up making it left handed something i totally wasn't even thinking about which is fine but i tooled the leather and it looks great .... epic fail maybe... many lessons learned absolutely... it would be nice if i could post a picture of it cause it does look really cool...
Well Frank I just love this kind of review. I too, go thru these head scratching moments 😂 Thanks for this and just keep after it. Eventually your failure rate will improve and you can then say “ I’ve learned so much from my mistakes that I think I’ll make more” If you have Instagram you can direct message (dm) (@viktorgeorgeleathergoods) me that way or just text me at (520)909-8256 with your photos Thanks again for an entertaining read🤙
Hey Frank Are you the Frank G. that sent that awesome package my way? I believe so and I must say Wow what a kind and generous gesture. I have a card sent your way to personally thank you as you did me. Thank you Frank🙌🙌
Merry Christmas to you and your my friend and here is to a crazy wild New Year! If all goes right lol That is not necessary but Thank-you. You have helped me take my game to the next level for sure and for that I am very much thankful. Every time I cut a pen line all i hear is you saying make sure to cut the line down the middle.. We are all waiting for you to drop your next video. Sincerely Frank
Brandon with doughboylsog I have picked you to receive the templates I appreciate your support Sir. Message me privately and leave your address Brandon. Thanks
I enjoy your videos very much. I am new to leather work, only to make knife sheaths for the knives I make. Your method of laying out patterns has been very useful to me.
Good to see ya back and producing great content. Just midway through my victor guided pocket knife sheath. Stick with it life throws out all the time but it’s just get up dust yourself down and go again. Love your work
I finally got a chance to watch this. When you pulled out the T-Nut I swear I sounded like Hannibal from the A-Team "He is so damned crazy.... it might just work!" I am learning a ton George. Getting to know you more on other forums has been awesome as well. Lastly - where do I get one of those shirts? @@viktorgeorge9144
I thoroughly enjoy and genuinely appreciate each of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us!
Thanks Matt for the kindness shown and your words of support. Means a lot to me.
I've been consistently following and amateurishly trying to copy, I did good pretty good on edges, cuz that's the first thing real leather men look at (what you said). Thanks for staying faithful in your instruction vids.
Thank you for that kjuhler and I appreciate that sincerely We are all just amateur’s here and copy away my friend It’s how we get better and develop our own way
Congratulations Sir, I follow you from Italy and I' m learning many new projects from you... thank you so much for everything 🔝🔝🔝
Thank you sir!! From Italy Wow that’s amazing Your support is so appreciated
I am 79 years old. Watching you and listening to the way you teach leathercraft amazes me. You are truly an artist. I have watched many of your videos and enjoyed every one. Thanks again.
Hello Ronald So sorry for the delay in responding to your nice words. It is such a great way to end my day hearing this and I wanted to acknowledge you Thanks for watching and never hesitate to reach out!!
Love the videos!. Please keep sharing your ideas with us and thanks for giving us your time.
The fact that you take a moment to share that with me is so appreciated I will continue to try and help even if at times it’s unorthodox and non traditional 😊
My next project. Thanks from the UK.
Thanks Dean from across the ocean way!! Have fun with the build my friend
Yes man glad your back, life is always throwing curve balls at us! This came just in time as I am building a pouch/taco sheath, second build actually as the handle is an inch thick and i didnt add a second welt. I will add this for sure, I like the optional angels! Thank you sir!!! Totally looking forward to what you have coming. You have definitely changed the way I do my leather craft! Sincerely Grasshopper....
Thanks Frank I always appreciate it when you check back in. You Rock my friend
Great video...thanks so much for po!
Much appreciated Thank you
Thank you for sharing, I was looking for a new design, and this is it!
That alone makes it worthwhile for me!! Thanks Mitch
Nicely executed;! Thanks, you have given me some great ideas for my scabbards/ pouches that I make for Ironworkers’s.
I’m glad that my video has sparked ideas for your own sheaths Thanks for your kind remarks doalex
Great video. Keep up the great work. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.
Thank you again. I always look forward to your kind words
Nicely done, Sir! I appreciate your videos. They help me with my knife sheath makeing and give me ides for my hybrid kydex and leather sheaths as well.
Thank you Rinaldo I’m so glad they are useful and the fact that they cross over to kydex is a bonus for me as well. You Rock
George,
I really enjoy how you present your content during your videos. You make leather design and construction of your projects very easy to follow.
I haven’t made any knife sheaths yet utilizing your approach, but I will be referencing your videos on my next build.
I have question in reference to your makers stamp.
Your makers stamp looks very nice. If you don’t mind, where did you have your makers stamp made?
Would you share that information?
Thank you for you time and your excellent video’s and knowledge.
Hello Harry Thank you for such a nice response I sincerely appreciate that
My steel makers stamps are from SteelStampsInc Been in business for decades and produces the finest makers marks. I have some Delrin made stamps from Turner Laser but SteelStampsInc is the go to in this industry
Welcome back George. We all know life happens, hope everything is OK.
Great project! Very easy set up. I hope to make this design over the winter months.
Hello David! Always good to hear from you and thank you for the kind words. Life is hard at times and no one is immune, but the smoke has cleared and as we always do, assault forward 🙌
Pretty slick knife sheath sir. Very well thought out and functional.
Thank you for the very very good design.
Also very good video sir.
Liked and subscribed 👍.
Thank you MinerBlue for the kind words and for your support by subscribing. Much appreciated
So happy to see back Mr. George. I did miss you. I’m crafting a military machete sheath and need to be 45 degrés well I will steal your idea and make it so it can be wear 90 and 45 degrés. You are a genius Sir.
I really need one of your sticker for my board.
Tks
I appreciate your faithful support and so glad you’re going to include this technique in your military machete design. Will be cool to see my friend. I would be more then happy to send you a sticker or two for your shop. DM me on my Instagram @ ViktorGeorgeLeatherGoods or if you’re not there just text me your address (520)909-8256 and I’ll shoot some your way
Nice design VG! Thank you for sharing... This will definitely be my next project
You are most welcome my friend! I appreciate the kind words
Glad you are back, always learn something new from your videos. Just finished a swivel sheath of your design. Take care. Jim🇨🇦
Thanks for always coming back Your kind words and support is appreciated
Is there any way to cut semi-circle slots for infinite cant adjustment or do you need to punch holes at a predetermined angle (or multiple holes at the clock angles)? Also, that system should also work with your more complex sheaths (not the "taco"). Good vid! I will be trying this.
Thanks Jeff I always appreciate sheath banter. The only way I have done these is with the holes to angle the sheath Many angle variations to choose. Normally I get asked for 3 positions I think someone smarter then me could design something more efficient 😂
Happy to see you back again and glad that all is well with you and your family. I truly enjoy watching your videos. I get inspired each time I watch them and I always learn something new about our craft. Thank you and have a great week!
Respectfully:
Shawn
Thanks for those kind words Shawn I sincerely appreciate it and I wish you continued success in our chosen craft
Excellent work George ! I just did a blade with your builds ! Turned out nice but I added a little bit more to pattern for the customers request and braided the welt around the front & back pieces . Turned out a nice but back belt loop I designed for it was no fun ! Will use this style that ya showed here in the future, thanks again , would like to send you a pic of it for you to comment on .? Don't know how have ta work on that somehow ?
Thanks John. Seriously love hearing this and by you taking an idea and expanding it is how we gain experience. I would love too see your work and I too don’t know how to share them on UA-cam. I do have an Instagram page @viktorgeorgeleathergoods or just by text too
(520)909-8256 🙌 Thanks again
Very cool idea and straightforward execution. This is definitely going to be my next project.
Thanks TCTim It definitely falls under the K.I.S.S. theory Would love to see it when you’re finished 🙌
I make knives. I hate making sheathes. I always dread it. But now I'm a little excited to try some new stuff. Thanks man!
Thanks so much for this comment. I love it!! So glad that this video helped inspire some sheathwork and that’s exactly why I made the series
another great video, sorry to hear about your emergency hope everything is going better. Ajo? that is centrally located in the middle of no where. (as we used to say about Ely NV)
Thank You Yes everything is settling down. I appreciate that!
Hopefully something in the video was helpful and yes we are in the middle of nowhere As they say
End of the World 9 miles
Ajo Arizona 12 miles😂
I really enjoy watching your videos thanks for sharing your knowledge sir
And thank you for saying so🙌 Very kind
Great video. I've learned a great deal from watching. I appreciate your willingness to share your hard earned knowledge
Very kind of you to say so. Thank you Glad it was helpful
The other day I looked up your channel because I hadn’t seen anything from you in a while. Great video as always. Thank you for making these. I can’t wait to try this out.
Thanks for the kind words mtnman and I appreciate you looking me up
Continued success in your leatherwork ventures!
Great video and great design. I will subscribe and check out more of your work.
Thanks Scott! I hope they are helpful to you and I appreciate your subscription Never hesitate to reach out with a question if something isn’t clear.
Great idea.
One question. When you add the lock tight, does that make it harder to change the position or will a standard screw driver just undo the placement and you can add more lock tight on the new position. Thanks!
Thanks for the engagement Yes the “blue” loctite can be undone with a good fitting screwdriver ( unlike the one I used on the video😉) Red loctite is almost permanent from what I’m told. I only use blue
Hi George, I appreciate the knowledge, your videos, and, most of all, the character you exhibit.
What a great way to end my day with kind words from you Angel I appreciate that Thanks🙌
My mind works well with your form of teaching. Those grid rulers are a big help in understanding the layouts.
Thank you Edward! I’m glad to hear that. It works well for the way I think too and it allows me to share it easier as so kindly validated by you I appreciate you taking a moment to share that with me
Very happy you are back my friend, hope everything is ok , and thx again coach for a great video, now i have to run to my workbench you have me some inspiration again , best regards Jonas
Thank you Jonas for your continued support. That makes it a pleasure to make more🙌
I really enjoy your videos. Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰
Thank you Denmark!!!!
Man!!! Another great project.. glad to see you back in the saddle..
I appreciate that John John!! Very nice of you to say
As always, great video!
Thanks again for sticking around. Thanks for the kind words
Great work George. I will be doing this for a few of my knives. Thank you for all the information you have shared in your videos.
I’m so glad they are helpful for you Never hesitate to reach out if you need more clarification
Excellent as always. Welcome back and thanks Viktor.
Thanks David!! I appreciate that
Thank you for sharing your talent and skills. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos in the future!
You’re welcome Mike and thank you for saying so. It’s seriously appreciated🙌
Glad to see you back. I have been out moose hunting and I am going to make this for my knife today. It will be very handy
Hello Gary!!! I hope you filled your freezer Every September 1st I get home sick I hunted the Yukon River from Circle City upstream every year and I’m jealous of you!! Thanks for the kind words and can’t wait to see your sheath
These detailed explanations are really useful. I also appreciate your high level of craftsmanship. Thank you a lot!
Thanks Dan I’m glad they are helpful for you and your kind words are appreciated Keep making my friend 👍
Thanks for another great video, I have enjoyed the series and trying to incorporate what I learn into my projects.
It doesn’t get better then that for me Martin. Too kind my friend Thank you
I wait for your videos George! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks Dean you’re welcome and just know I appreciate the kind words
Awesome idea. N
ow I have to make another sheath so I can incorporate this design. Makes so much sense. Thank you.
So glad to hear this was something you want to try. It falls under the KISS theory Right up my alley😂🙌
I am about to finish a knife for a friend and was trying to think of something different for the leather. This video came at the perfect time. I always try to make something a little different each time.
Perfect!! Thank you Mr Charlie I’m glad the timing was right
Briliant, Sir, Thank you so much...🙏 Warm regard from Indonesia
So nice of you of you to say so Thank you!!
@@viktorgeorge9144 🙏🤝
Welcome back. This is really a great design. Thank you
I’m so appreciative to hear this and thank you for your kindness and that you keep coming back🙌
Another awesome design! Can’t wait to try this on one of my next sheath builds. As always, thanks for the tips and tricks George.
Josef S.
Hello again Josep and I appreciate your supportive words Continued success in your crafting endeavors
I’m in the middle of a knife sheath build and think my plan just got changed great video
Thank you for that and for subscribing I hope it comes out amazing
I enjoy your video they are giving me a lot of help in my leather work can you tell me were you get your rulers you use in the videos plz send me link thanks
Thanks Ric for the kind words and I’m so glad they’re helpful to you. I purchased most of the graph see thru rulers from Hobby Lobby, Walmart and various office supply stores Not very saavy with the online links 😂
I enjoy all of your videos but this one I really like as it was so adaptable. Thank you.
Thank you John! I’m glad it was helpful for you. Thanks also for your kind words and support of my channel 👍
Always something to learn from your videos.
That makes my day!! Thank you
This is exactly what I needed for my new Persian knife.
I’m so glad it was helpful Thanks
Glad you are back and well. As always, great job and thanks!
Thank you Rodger It’s nice to hear that
Glad to see you back. Enjoyed the video and.great tip on the tee nuts.
Thanks Stephen Your support has been appreciated and I’m glad you enjoyed the video
Good to see you back. Always enjoy the adaptability and quality of your work. Do you think this style could be used for a small revolver or automatic cross draw holster? Hope all continues well at home. Thanks.
I appreciate the kind words Mark Thank you That’s an interesting thought I don’t see why it wouldn’t work on a small liteweight gun. Would probably need a few more anchor points but should work!!! Thanks for the banter my friend
Have you thought about something similar for holsters
Interesting idea Gerald Possibly for a small pocket pistol type firearm I’d use at least 3 anchor points too.
I'm so glad you're back I was getting a little worried. I hope and pray everything is well with your family. Wow never saw any design like that before. It makes so much sense it's amazing you're ability is amazing thanks for sharing as always!
You are too kind my friend and your prayers were felt. I can’t thank you enough for that and for your support Best regards to you and yours as well
Very nice explanations. Thank you
Thanks Janet I’m appreciate you taking a moment to reply with kind words
Great design, much appreciate the tutorials.
Thank you and so glad they’re helpful Appreciate you saying so
Great job I really appreciate your instructions
Thanks Greg I appreciate that you would take a moment of your time to say so🙌
Thank you for your videos, thanks to them I learned a lot!
I’m so glad they were helpful for you. I appreciate you saying so
Do you mind telling me where you sourced the t nuts and bolts?
Of course The tee nuts are easily sourced at places like Home Depot, Ace or Lowe’s and various holster supply outlets I routinely use 1/4” shaft with 8/32nd thread which fits standard Chicago Screws with a 3/8th ” screw. These are also available at SpringfieldLeather Co or Tandy. Online searches yield many sources like buckleguy.com Best of luck and have fun
Thank you George for this new masterclass! Much love from France… - Jean-Paul
I’m so glad you came back Jean-Paul and thank you very much. You are too kind
@@viktorgeorge9144 I never left George, I was doing my homework (I’ll send you pictures). Have a nice day!
Nice project. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Rick Absolutely my pleasure
Great again. You're doing great work Sifu!
Hello my talented friend from afar!! Always appreciate you Nguyen
Those t nuts are a great idea! I can see myself using them in many ways where I'd have made multiple d ring and clip or snap type attachments. Much simpler and cleaner. Not to mention cheaper and time saving.
Thanks again for the kind words and I hope this got to you early while we here were sleeping😂 You are sincerely appreciated my friend
Welcome back, George. Nice design!
Thanks John It’s good to be back I appreciate you my friend
Straight and to the point.
Nice build.
Thanks Don! I’m glad it was helpful and knowing that it was straight to the point in your view validates my doubt at times😂👍
Another great project. Thank you.
Appreciate that Russell You’re welcome
thanks..
... Black Art Forge...in Ohio..
Glad you stopped by my friend Thank you
Great idea I will try this next time I do something
Thanks for your continued support. I’m glad it’s something you’ll try
It’s always great to see your designs and tips. Thank you for all you do.
Thanks again for your kind words of support Greg. Seriously appreciate you taking a moment to say so
I love this episode. I made this pattern and it worked out very well. Could you demonstrate how to design a knife sheath for a knife that does not have a straight handle. Like a slightly curved offset handle to the blade. Just cuz all knives don’t have straight handles. Thank you. Jim Trantham, Prescott, Az.
Hello Jim Thanks for the kind words They are so appreciated
What type of sheath for a curved handled knife are you interested in?
@@viktorgeorge9144 most any kind of sheath. I’m finding when I make a sheath for a knife with a curved handle the spine of the blade doesn’t necessarily lay straight against the sheath causing gaps inside. I really like your welting design ideas and I think that might solve some of the looseness fitting. Also a knife that has a slightly curved blade causes issues as well…. I’ve watched everyone of your videos and have discovered many many useful ideas and skills that improve my construction methods. I know the leather craft community can gain great insights from accomplished craftsman as yourself. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Jim
Sorry for the delay Jim Seems like something always gets in the way of my leatherwork 😂 I’m trying to find a knife for demonstrating your question. It’s on my list of future videos. Thanks! Will you be at the Trade show in Prescott?
Excellent as always! Thank you…
You’re welcome and I do appreciate the positive comments!!
excellent video! greetings from Mexico
Hello neighbor!! Thank you my friend
Good to see you back at it, and as always great design and execution. Always like the way you explain how to do each one.
Hey Joshua Thanks I’m so impressed with your dual skill set especially how beautiful your leatherwork is fabricated I appreciate your kind words my friend
That goes both ways. I learn from every one of your videos. I appreciate your work and time.
So I did learn a lot during this build... and that's to dye the leather before cutting out the circles .... I dyed after and they lost the roundness... and to be totally honest ... I built the positive lock but as you said in one of your videos 'trust in the pattern' and i questioned it and I decided the rise was to much so I trimmed it out a little and now it doesn't get that positive lock LOL oh and I wind up making it left handed something i totally wasn't even thinking about which is fine but i tooled the leather and it looks great .... epic fail maybe... many lessons learned absolutely... it would be nice if i could post a picture of it cause it does look really cool...
Well Frank I just love this kind of review. I too, go thru these head scratching moments 😂 Thanks for this and just keep after it. Eventually your failure rate will improve and you can then say “ I’ve learned so much from my mistakes that I think I’ll make more”
If you have Instagram you can direct message (dm) (@viktorgeorgeleathergoods) me that way or just text me at (520)909-8256 with your photos Thanks again for an entertaining read🤙
Hey Frank Are you the Frank G. that sent that awesome package my way? I believe so and I must say Wow what a kind and generous gesture. I have a card sent your way to personally thank you as you did me. Thank you Frank🙌🙌
Merry Christmas to you and your my friend and here is to a crazy wild New Year! If all goes right lol
That is not necessary but Thank-you. You have helped me take my game to the next level for sure and for that I am very much thankful. Every time I cut a pen line all i hear is you saying make sure to cut the line down the middle..
We are all waiting for you to drop your next video.
Sincerely
Frank
You've done it again Georgie, ingenuity at every turn. GREAT tutorial. Gonna purloin your ideas for sure.
Haha Thanks Tony. Everything is yours to purloin!! I appreciate you always
@@viktorgeorge9144 Thank you George.
Great job your a master craftsman
Thanks Richard I’m not sure of that my friend but I appreciate the nod nonetheless 🙌
Great idea. Ty for thr videos
You are always too kind. Thank you!!!
Glad you’re back.
Thanks for all your continued support Don. Means a lot
That is an excellent design.
Hello Frank I always appreciate you coming back for more and leaving kind words🙌
That’s amazing 🎉George you never cease to amaze me
Hey Brandon it’s always good to hear your kind words. Appreciate them more than you know my friend
Brandon with doughboylsog I have picked you to receive the templates I appreciate your support Sir. Message me privately and leave your address Brandon. Thanks
Good stuff sir thanks!
Thanks Jason I appreciate the time you took to say so.
Where can I buy the clear ruler?
Hello David Those type rulers are easily available at Walmart crafts section, Hobby Lobby, and office supply like Office Max stores
Ohh pick me pick me please
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Nice job from Texss
Thank you David! Love the great State of Texas. Lived in Abilene for a while
Glad to see you back!
Thanks Jeff Good to be back🤙
I enjoy your videos very much. I am new to leather work, only to make knife sheaths for the knives I make. Your method of laying out patterns has been very useful to me.
Thanks Richard. Knowing that these have been helpful for you makes my day and the fact you took the time to say so is appreciated
New sheath lesson 12
Getting ready to make Volume 13 Should be out before Xmas
Awesome build!
Thanks Todd Too much fun
Love watching your knife sheath builds. Keep up the hard work you are an inspiration for me.
Thanks Dave Means more than you know
Outstanding Sir.
I sincerely appreciate that
Nice
Thank you Ed Hope is was helpful
Always we learn from your lessons! Thanks George 👍
I do appreciate your continued support of my channel and that really means a lot to me Thank You
Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦
How great is that!!! Greetings friend
Good to see ya back and producing great content. Just midway through my victor guided pocket knife sheath.
Stick with it life throws out all the time but it’s just get up dust yourself down and go again.
Love your work
I did watch to the end then went back to make the comment. Anyways not about the post just wanted to let you know I watch them all till the end.
How i missed your thoughtful words is a mystery, but my apologies for not replying. I should be back soon. Thank you Tony
You know it is a good damned day when you get another Viktor George video!
Not as good as getting kind words like this. Thanks my friend. Made my day
I finally got a chance to watch this. When you pulled out the T-Nut I swear I sounded like Hannibal from the A-Team "He is so damned crazy.... it might just work!" I am learning a ton George. Getting to know you more on other forums has been awesome as well. Lastly - where do I get one of those shirts?
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