This wooden wallet is amazing! The 3D wood texture print on leather is so unique and stylish. It’s incredible how you’ve combined craftsmanship with modern design to create something both functional and beautiful.
James: I love what you do with your 3D printer. Not only the texture pattern, but you dye holder with a spot for the dawber. Excellent. If you can imagine it, you can probably 3D print it. Every time you get a great idea printed and it works, it justifies the purchase of the printer. On another note, if I might suggest a better free hand (no stitching pony) method. Eric Corter has a video on his 'Leap Frog' method of 'in air' stitching. He has been doing it for over 15 years. I learned it and haven't used my pony for years. His method produces very even clean stitches and the technique allows for very fast, accurate stitching. It is only a suggestion. Leather workers are usually attached to their construction methods. Thank you again for the video. (my favorite video of yours is the refurbish of the Swiss Army pouch) Wish I could find one to play with.
Thank you so much for the kind message and for the tip on the Leap Frog method! I only stitch without a pony for the smaller stitch lines (and even then I'll often bust out a stitching pony). I'll take a look at how Eric does it as it could definitely help save some time :D
@@JamesBerry I made a cowboy hat (Tony's pattern from DieselPunkRo) and only used the Leap Frog method. Eric's method saves the time moving the piece in the pony. Have fun.
This wooden wallet is amazing! The 3D wood texture print on leather is so unique and stylish. It’s incredible how you’ve combined craftsmanship with modern design to create something both functional and beautiful.
This is beautiful. I need to get back to making
looks great James!
Thank you, glad you like it :D
Really nice one! Thanks for the idea!
Thanks, glad this helps :D
James: I love what you do with your 3D printer. Not only the texture pattern, but you dye holder with a spot for the dawber. Excellent. If you can imagine it, you can probably 3D print it. Every time you get a great idea printed and it works, it justifies the purchase of the printer. On another note, if I might suggest a better free hand (no stitching pony) method. Eric Corter has a video on his 'Leap Frog' method of 'in air' stitching. He has been doing it for over 15 years. I learned it and haven't used my pony for years. His method produces very even clean stitches and the technique allows for very fast, accurate stitching. It is only a suggestion. Leather workers are usually attached to their construction methods. Thank you again for the video. (my favorite video of yours is the refurbish of the Swiss Army pouch) Wish I could find one to play with.
Thank you so much for the kind message and for the tip on the Leap Frog method!
I only stitch without a pony for the smaller stitch lines (and even then I'll often bust out a stitching pony). I'll take a look at how Eric does it as it could definitely help save some time :D
@@JamesBerry I made a cowboy hat (Tony's pattern from DieselPunkRo) and only used the Leap Frog method. Eric's method saves the time moving the piece in the pony. Have fun.
Would you be comfortable making a miniature saddle (for a pony) or small toy horse or leather clothing?
How can I get one of these... asking for a friend 😅
Seriously though this is such a gorgeous leathercraft item and heckin hell do I want one
Thank you for your kind words! So pleased you like the result :)