One of the best parts about leatherwork for me is the tools. Especially old tools. I'm constantly buying rusty "vintage" leather tools just to see if I can clean them up and put them back to work. I build saddles mostly so I've got a bunch of over stitch wheels in various sizes. Use them just about every day. I've watched most of your videos and built off several of your patterns. Although thin leather is still a little strange for me...
Great set of tools mate , many would aspire to have a collection like that👌 I aspire to be able to use some of those tools to their full potential 😂. Great vid Aaron
Hey great video ,interesting to see the tools that ill never see or use as in just getting into the craft lol but i got a small kit from my daughter at Christmas and aside from the wax thread and edge grover , and a tool similer to your over stitch wheel and not doubt as good quality as yours but it also came with one that had actual pins on it and its so cheep that the wheel part flops its like it need a spacer on ether side to keep it from flopping .anyway would its prepuce be for stitching spots as well ya suppose?
I actually just found a nice little solution to that problem. They make these fairly small stacked 3 by 4 cubby desk organizers that were designed for artists to keep pens and markers in They sit on the back of your bench and are just about the right size to stick one or two tools in each spot. I've stated keeping the tools I'm actively using in one so they're still right at hand, but not all over my bench and getting under everything. Seems to work a lot better for these types of tools then the stamp and tooling holders.
Your videos are amazing and it deserves more likes. If I could hit that like button a million times I would. 👍🏻 keep up the awesome work sir.
Great Video Aaron! Thanks for taking the time to share your tools!!
One of the best parts about leatherwork for me is the tools. Especially old tools. I'm constantly buying rusty "vintage" leather tools just to see if I can clean them up and put them back to work. I build saddles mostly so I've got a bunch of over stitch wheels in various sizes. Use them just about every day. I've watched most of your videos and built off several of your patterns. Although thin leather is still a little strange for me...
Great little run through video, would love to see a video on any home made and/or home customized tools you have. Cheers-
WOW! What a collection of tools! I'm jealous!😂
Great set of tools mate , many would aspire to have a collection like that👌 I aspire to be able to use some of those tools to their full potential 😂. Great vid Aaron
Love the tutorial
Thank you
thx a lot
Great video.
Where did you get your Army Veteran swivel knife? It looks really nice. I am a retired Navy Chief and would like to get a similar one.
It was made by Sergey Neskromniy. He has an Etsy website www.leatherstampstools.com
Hey great video ,interesting to see the tools that ill never see or use as in just getting into the craft lol but i got a small kit from my daughter at Christmas and aside from the wax thread and edge grover , and a tool similer to your over stitch wheel and not doubt as good quality as yours but it also came with one that had actual pins on it and its so cheep that the wheel part flops its like it need a spacer on ether side to keep it from flopping .anyway would its prepuce be for stitching spots as well ya suppose?
Yessir. That is its intended purpose
Always a lot of noise. You need a better mic. Otherwise, I Always enjoy your vids🎉
Thank you for sharing. Could you tell us about the thread cubbies. How you made them or where you got them. Please
I made them from 1/4” plywood on my laser
@@makersleathersupply1220 thank you.
I like the wallet 🪪 👍🇺🇸
I keep mine in a nice pile on the corner or the workbench
As I progress through a project, that’s how they all end up. Ha ha h
I actually just found a nice little solution to that problem. They make these fairly small stacked 3 by 4 cubby desk organizers that were designed for artists to keep pens and markers in They sit on the back of your bench and are just about the right size to stick one or two tools in each spot. I've stated keeping the tools I'm actively using in one so they're still right at hand, but not all over my bench and getting under everything. Seems to work a lot better for these types of tools then the stamp and tooling holders.
@@Staren01 I’ll have to look into that. It’s a mess in here
Thanks for sharing