Making a Belt Pouch | Chapter 6, Assembling the Pouch
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
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In today's video, Chuck concludes the video series on making a belt pouch! This series showed how to make a pouch from start to finish, spending some extra time on tools and materials that can be used in your shop to aid in your leatherworking. In this final video, Chuck shows how to assemble the belt pouch. Chuck will be gluing, punching the stitch holes, and hand stitching the pouch together. As well as attaching the belt loops.
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Yes, handmade! Beautiful 😍
Another great series Chuck, I watched them all. All the different tips and tricks were worth it
Ah I wondered if you'd ever mentioned canvas for burnishing in any videos - I was taught that by a saddlemaker. He said wood burnishers were a waste of time and grabbed a demo strap, wet the edge with water, and wrapped his hand with some canvas around it. A few good, quick, but light gripped passes across the whole strap and it was slicked as good as I've ever seen.
Thank you for breaking down all the steps. I am familiar with some, and others I am not. Always fun to try new things.
Chuck, just a quick tip I learned about roughing the leather. If there is room on the piece being roughed, use a steel straight edge. The roughed area will have a crisp clean line and you don't need to worry about going too far in. This is especially true when roughing the top grain.
Honest question about the stitching pony: if the issue with the thread coming down and unlocking the clamp is so common you need to put tape to make it stop, why wouldn’t you just make it with the clamping lever rotated 180 degrees?
Great series Chuck, I have enjoyed every episode and I love the project.
Thank you, much appreciated, take care, Chris in the UK.
As always a great video. Thank you for the tape tip on the stiching pony. After the third time my thread "released" my project, I remembered it.
Chuck, this is just a suggestion. You've covered the wood strap cutter before, but what is missing is setting it up for the thickness. I think it would be a good help if you could work that in somewhere.
So much good instruction in such an enjoyable video! Thanks for taking the time.
very good tutorial.
Excellent series! Really enjoyed the detail in these videos. That's a great looking belt pouch.
Thank you, Jim!
Interesting videos do you have a video on how you use the wood molds to format the lether? Thank you
Gosh, all that energy! Wish I’d live in the States so I could spend all my salary each month at Weaver’s…
Good looking work.& good presentation.👍
Treasure doesn't like using a stitching pony. Have you considered trying her technique of hand sewing leather?
I have never hit watch so fast in my life 😂😆
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I'm now thinking of leather crafting as a personal use hobby. i might be able to find leather classes, but how difficult is obtaining the different leathers? Really enjoyed your videos. I guess that's why I'm considering leather craft as a hobby. Have anything on rounded 'bottle' shaped crafts?
There's tons of books and more videos just like this.
Leather isn't so hard to come buy, depending on where you live. I live in West Texas, and there's several shops that sell any kind of leather you need for anything from this pouch to boots and saddles. But there's also online retailers.
Hi J.,
All of the leathers we use in these videos are available on our website. If you ever have questions you're welcome to give us a call as well.
Chuck, today my project really did get out of control, my groover tool jumped quite a bit, leaving some grooves not as straight as I like. How can I keep consistent control of my tools at all times?
I have that same issue sometimes, when creasing an edge with a hot creaser... ruins your whole project!
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