Car Sunvisor in Leather - Video 2
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▪️ This video shows how useful are 'steering-wheel basting stitches' to close/sew the open lips of a sunvisor. It is advisable the use of standard thin thread (92= number 8)and a thin needle to do the handsewing.
▪️ This time I have used a thick leather 1.6 mm and it was necessary to skive its edge to 0.8 mm. The skiving was done 0.9 mm from the edge. Not so close to avoid a bulky edge. Just enough to let the cut seams deepen between and get an even surface.
I would recommend the use of a soft and pliable leather whose stretchy side would be laid lengthwise of sunvisor.
▪️ For this demonstration I am using a very sturdy leather, therefore to put the cover onto the visor it was necessary to disassemble part of the sewing I did with the machine. Otherwise, it would have been very difficult to proceed.
▪️ An interesting tip is how to assemble back the sewing trying not to be noticeable. The blind handsewing was useful this time,but with two thin needles. I will do a next special video showing at detail the process. I hope you inspire and find this information useful!
Cesar
Beautiful craftsmanship! I can watch your videos, with envy, all day long 😍
I had no idea what a difference the stitching on the top would make,over the other style. Wow! Great job I have learned so much from this channel. Stumbled upon it, while looking at Pfaff machines like mine. Boy I am glad I did.! 👌👏
Dear friend, Yes, steering-wheel basting stitches are useful to close the open lips of a sunvisor.
I am glad the videos are an inspiration!
This was like watching an action movie. Absolutely brilliant.
OLD LEATHER SMITH here. Excellent Job as always. Yep that's what I ALWAYS DO although I use a different stitch. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
I thank you for your beautiful ideas that helped me improve my work. Thank you, your friend from Iraq
Now I see what I did wrong! Thank you. I recently did a set of visors and struggled with the hand stitching. This method looks way better and looks a lot easier!
This sewing is a basting stitch very useful to attach/sew pieces together in difficult areas.
In this video I used it to close the reverse edges of the armrest.
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I'm gonna be honest I think that tip stich would look cool all around..
It could be. There is no accounting for taste.
I love these videos, you’re helping me learn to restore my car and I wish to be as good as this channel one day
I just love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
The steering wheel / baseball style stitching is very nice. And the video quality was excellent. Thank you. /John
Looks close to baseball, not tho.
Yes, indeed! This time the basting stitches were useful to close/sew the open lips of a sunvisor.
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Sou brasileiro e não precisei nem de ouvir sua linguagem pra entender o trabalho muito profissional q vc faz . Deu pra entender perfeito. Vc ensina muito bem Sem precisar expressar palavras.Deus abençoe.
This is the best solution for sewing sunvisors. Thank you again, Cesar!/Valentinos
Dear Valentinos, I am glad you have found this video useful!
Thanks for watching!
@@Cechaflo You say that i am only watching? You have changed my life with your skill. I was electronist and now i became very interested in leather sewing. In 2014 i found you on youtube, i was looking how to make a dash mat for my car. From then, i started to learn from you. I bought my first Pfaff walking foot machine, and now i got four. I watch you almost every day. And i love the way you work. God bless you, Cesar and thank you again!
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This idea is easier than the previous one but the pro only thank you always for every effort
Thanks again for appreciating this job!
Great work!
My Lord, keep you safe for everything you do, I am one of your followers
Thanks so much for watching these videos!
Maravilla que buen trabajo que prolijidad que detallista lo admiro señor de su conocimiento .bien
Cómo siempre chulada de trabajo
Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento, eres un gran artesano y un gran tapicero.
beautiful work, gold hands! i like it!!!
Dear Andreas, I really appreciate your kind remarks!
Thanks for watching!
чудесная работа! лайк!
I am glad you liked the video!
Thanks for watching!
Sir am impressed u work
Wow 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Demasiado de profecional un arte magnifico maestro saludos.
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3:50 awaited moment, Cheer when it’s looks good.
Dear Geri, Thanks so much for appreciating this video!
Шикарная работа
Looks great and well done. Be interested in seeing how you do older ones, like teh type found in 60s or 50s vehicles with the stitching. Thank you!
Cesar does have a very old video where he does an older style sunvisor. The method in that video is similar to other videos on CZcams. You fold the material around the visor and then sew a stitch around the outside with the sewing machine. Very simple.
Hello John, yes, in older video I showed the use of a binding all around its edge.czcams.com/video/BGuD1-NAGgk/video.html
This is perfect😍😘
Exelente trabajo maestro y es justo las pautas que necesito, para tapizar tapasol es de camiones volvo o cualquier tapasol, maestro y en caso que el material no sea cuero
Estimado Daniel, me da mucho gusto que este video lo hay inspirado. No olvide que el material sea cuero o vinil tiene un lado estirable y debe colocarse a lo largo de la visera/tapasol.
Los viniles estiran a lo ancho y asi debe hacerse el corte.
En el caso del cuero/piel: czcams.com/video/dhmCJFpOs_0/video.html
Como siempre, ultra precisión.... sería imposible haberlo hecho mejor... una auténtica maravilla!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏😉😉😉😉😉😉
El grosor ideal de la piel/cuero para forrar una visera debe ser de 1mm. Es aconsejable también que el cuero sea flexible y debe colocarse en ese sentido a lo largo de la visera. Con estos 2 consejos evitaríamos el tip de descoser demasiado uno de sus extremos. Para esta demostración utilizé un cuero muy grueso 1.6 mm y fue necesario descoser bastante para lograr meter la funda en la visera/parasol. La 'costura ciega a mano con dos agujas' fue de vital importancia para cerrar esa parte tratando que no se note.
¡Muchas gracias nuevamente por apreciar este video!
La costura ciega a mano y con dos agujas quedó impecable, y nadie habría podido pensar que no había sido hecha con máquina 👏👏👏👏👏
Y desde luego ese cuero que ha utilizado era super flexible... Usted trabaja con materiales de muy buena calidad y sabe elegir muy bien la materia prima para sus obras de arte 😉😉😉👍👍👍
@@deltajohnny El cuero que uso en este video es demasiado grueso (1.6mm) y no es lo suficientemente flexible. Por tal motivo tuve que descoser bastante en un extremo para hacer que la funda entrara en la base de la visera. En el video anterior, de la visera blanca, el cuero es mas delgado(1.2mm). Para este caso solo descosí 1.5 mm. Hay cueros mas elásticos que nos permitirían enfundar sin tener que descoser ni un milímetro.
Thank you Cesar. /John
You are welcome, John!
Please, if any doubts or questions do no hesitate in asking. That is the purpose of the channel. I feel happy when somebody asks upholstery questions!
I have looked for a leather skiving machine like yours and could not find one. Does your machine have a name and part number? Thanks
It is a 'Fortuna leather skiving machine', made in Germany V50 S czcams.com/video/ZC_AAw8AEW0/video.html
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perfect job 👌👌
Excellent work! In a number of your videos, I’ve seen you use a rounded tip, flat nose pliers, what are they called and where can I get a pair?
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@@Cechaflo thank you!!!
Thank u
You are welcome!
Perfeito!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work! By chance do you have any tips for anyone doing this without a sewing machine? I'm also using 4 Oz (1.6mm) leather.
I have no related tips, sorry. But I think it is possible to do a sunvisor by hand just by using steering-wheel stitches all along the edges.
@@Cechaflo Thank you. This is how I did my first one. I did the baseball stitch but don't think it was the best visual choice. Going to redo it.
muy bien👍
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar esta artesanía!
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Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
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Price?
Dear friend, I have no updated prices but they depend on the place where this job is done. Here in Mexico, i suppose this job would cost no more than 27 USD. In USA this job would cost 100 USD approx, and much more depending on which State.
I'd rather buy a new cheaper one 😊
@@Cechaflo by the hour +Materials
$80_$90 usd per hour.
Worker gets 30 to 40%
@@altops4490 You are right! Car trimmers in USA charge per hour.
An upholsterer made exactly that but somehow it ended like crap. The little door won't open and the top stitching looks like it was made by a schizophrenic.
Иголка острая...я видел ,как ты повредил кожу....халтурщик.
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Thanks for kind remarks!