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Thanks John for your kind words and for helping me start the day on a positive note🙌

@@davidsims1329 Thanks David I appreciate that

Thanks so much for this kind review Larry It really makes my day and I sincerely appreciate you ordering the pattern set Remember, feel free to reach out if something isn’t clear 👍

@@DivineMisterAdVentures Indeed 😂 It’s the most underrated appendage of the hand Thank You🙌

@@HonestDoubter 😂 That’s the enthusiasm I’m looking for!! We will be announcing the competition in the near future with all the details and the nice thing about this is even if you don’t find your KaBar you can still build one without it because the winner will get a new KaBar USMC Knife and lots of swag from EDCLeather and myself. Stay tuned for details coming soon And Thank You

@@thomaschetney990 Most larger cities have an industrial metal supply where they sell any size, shape and thickness of steel / aluminum materials

Thanks Stephen!! Appreciate that

Thanks Tony!! My layout rulers etc are primarily from Wescott If you still have trouble finding them I’ll pick up a set for you next time I’m in the big city You can DM me at (520)909-8256👍

Thanks Jeff👍👍

@@viktorgeorge9144 you're welcome sir!

You, my friend are welcome!

I appreciate your kind words Mason🙌

I’m assuming it’s humid in your part of the country I haven’t had mold issues here in dry heat Arizona If humidity is the problem I would suggest you building a hot box to dry your leather goods after wet molding It’s basically a wooden box with a reptile heater and small fan Go to CZcams under EDCLeather and I believe they show how ones made Just a guess but try using lemon juice to help remove the mold? Good luck

@@viktorgeorge9144 Thanks a lot George..I'll let You now...👍

Hi George...neither lemon juice nor hipoclorite helped me! So I'm using my airbrush as learned by You!!!!

@@TroncatoreLove it! Thats how we do it if all else fails 🙌😂 Thank you

I so appreciate the collar with y’all!!

Thanks John 🙌

@@SquatchZone Sorry for the late response to your kind words Much appreciated

Thanks Stephen I appreciate you taking a moment to say so! I like the magnet concept thanks to the rare earth magnet work Small & strong

Thanks So true though 😂

Thanks Justin The badge magnet concept was my first ideas to employ a magnet This new version is stronger with the 3/4” X 1/8” rare earth and less labor intensive to install Plus the “shelf” gives some relief preventing the knife handle from digging into the blackstrap Thanks again

Thanks Ed I love the way they (EDCLeather.com). digitize patterns A lot of patterns out there aren’t precise enough for me 🙌

@@janetquackenbush5714 Thank You JBC❤️

@@masonbouldin6819 Hey Mason Thank you as always!! Your friendship and support means a lot! I’m not super techy as you know but trying to improve nonetheless 👍

@@HonestDoubter Nice way to start my day Thanks honestdoubter for saying so 🙌 Your support means a lot

@@davidmerritt5702 Thank you David for taking a moment to say so It’s sincerely appreciated

@@TonyNicholls-gi9le Thank you Tony!! It’s comments like this from good people such as yourself that motivates me 🙌

@@doughboylsog Hey Brandon That sounds great my friend and I can’t wait to see your end result!! Always appreciate you Love me a KaBar

@@jonas-mb6cf Thank you as always Jonas I’m so glad my crazy Swede friend 🤣 gets it!! Summer fishing I’m jealous and I’ll have a few things headed across the ocean soon🙌👍

@@GypsyJvan Thank You!!

@@jeffallen3382 Thanks Jeff I think so too Just the way I like it!!

@@viktorgeorge9144 amen!

Thanks Mason It’s a fun process too, since I don’t have to be neat:) I’ll send a text for your contacts.

Hello Alan Sorry to hear of your difficulties but I’m curious about the magnets you used Were they the badge magnets? Those shouldn’t have been strong enough to lock it in like you described I’d love to dwelve alittle deeper into what could have caused that Thanks for your kind words If you have Instagram @viktorgeorgeleathergoods direct message me

That is correct Or draw a straight line thru the slots on your pattern as well as drawing a 90 degree horizontal baseline The angle between those two lines is your cant Hope that makes sense

Thank you Ed Hope is was helpful

It does impart a dull effect which I like This and the uneven wood staining of the leather gives it the appearance of being somewhat glazed as old patina Sure is fun experimenting with it to get the perfect effect

It does The oily stain or pigment of the furniture wax settles deep into the stamping impressions and if there are fat wrinkles in the hide it’ll effect that as well When it dries there’s a dirty glazed look that I don’t get with leather antique Definitely not something to use if you want a finished look

Thank you so much. Great tip! Was wondering if you have ever tried Minwax Finishing Wax. It is quite a bit cheaper and appears to come in different colors. Thank you.

@@mikemais84 Thank you Mike I’ve never tried Minwax but the next time I’m in the city I’ll pick up a can to try. I love experimenting with different things so Thanks again for the suggestion 🙌

Appreciate that . I’ve been using it on my carvings for years never entered my mind to try it on leather. Thanks as usual.