Leather dog collar custom made hand tooled with antique finish
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- Leather dog collar - custom made by Bruce Cheaney www.LeathercraftSite.com This is a custom handmade dog collar that features floral tooling using craftool bevelers and background tool as well as a Barry King swivel knife with a 1/4" hollow ground blade. #leather #dogcollar #brucecheaneyleathercraft
Other features of this dog collar are the antique medium brown gel finish by Tandy - The Leather Factory.
The specifications of this custom handmade dog collar are 1 1/4" width by 23" overall with a 3 1/2" turn-back and secured with two number nine copper rivets. The solid brass hardware was purchased from Weaver Leather Company and are of the highest quality.
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that coller is fire
Thanks!
@@cheaneysaddles how much are they? / can my singer 31k 47 could make sumit like this ?
Thank you Bruce for all your video's, every one of them encourage me to do better, and they show how to do the best I can do and explain how to do it step by step. Please keep your video's coming.
Thanks Again...B.C.
Thanks Bruce, that was very helpful. I’ve not made a dog collar before, but a friend just asked me for one. I feel more confident now about making it!
I've seen a lot of leather collars, and because most rivets eventually come off, I had vowed to use Chicago screws (I think that's the term). This is so much better and beautiful. That's not going anywhere. It adds to the textures rather than distracting from it.
I have Weimaraners and work with the breed rescues, so they need sturdy leather. Lasts forever. Thanks again for this tutorial.
Beautiful job. You took some times on that collar. Nice craftsmanship indeed. One lucky dog will wear that collar.
Thank you very much!
That sure is a pretty dog collar!
great looking dog collar Bruce, sure do enjoy your videos, I've been learning a lot from them, please keep posting them, thank you much.
That's a really nice collar, im about to get a new rottie and have been looking for a nice custom western collar for her. This is one of the best ones ive seen so far.
Nice
Thanks
Beautiful, Bruce. You do Wonderful Work.
Lenny Wolfe Thank You Very Much. Bruce
So happy to see this for ideas
Thank You!
Thank you
Amazing!!
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Very nice collar....love your leather work Mr Cheaney!
very nice, TY
Love your work, I've been enjoying all your videos! Thanks
Excellent video , very talented.
Thank You!
nice work thanks for sharing!
thanks for sharing sir
I am making one for a friend who has a Brittany Spaniel. I dont want to ask her to messuare the dogs neck size because it is a surprise. What size should I make it? I love the one you made Bruce, thanks for the time you spend on helping other people.
Jim
buen video saludos desde venezuela
I don't know if you have already done this but can you do a video on the tools you use and your workshop thanks and great job on your videos and work please keep them coming I really enjoy them thanks
Jesse Gierisch Here is leather tool review I did recently..This would be a good starter set for anyone wanting to get started with #leathercraft and #leatherworking...Thanks for your comment. Bruce czcams.com/video/O0sgiplEUec/video.html #leathertools
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This collar is stunning!! what type of leather did you use to make it?
Love your videos, Bruce! Thanks for taking the time to do them. What type of leather do you typically use for the lining on your belts and dog collars? Thanks again!
prracz A chap leather lining works good I get it from the Tandy Leather Factory in Fort Worth at the main store with the show room my salesman is Dennis Manuel. Thanks for asking. Bruce
Bruce, As always, thank you for your video. You are a true craftsman. I'm working my way into the hobby/business. My questions are (what weight leather are you using? 8 to 9?) more important , I see you have holes punched ready to stitch, but only see one layer of leather ( other then the fold over for buckle and D ring, Are you stitching for looks here? Thanks for any reply
+Jay Zavisin This collar was lined with a thin leather then machine stitched. Thank You for watching.
Hey Bruce do you use an oval punch for the holes in your belts and dog collars, if so what size do you recommend.
I use a round number 3 or 4 depending on the tongue size of the buckle. You can use a oval hole punch if you would like and that is perfectly fine.
I would love to buy one of your works of Art Bruce, Please how do i order? Thank you for the great Video.
Hi Bruce, where did you get the brass hardware?
Nice how much for one like that is there a way I can contact you to order one
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I was wanting to make a belt to wear my concealed carry holster. What oz leather would you use and would you double it .Thank you
+Aaron George 9 to 10 ounce will work fine you can line it if you want to make it a little firmer. Thanks Bruce
Bruce, I am trying to make a collar for my dog and am very new to leather working. I want to add some padding material to the inside of the collar and was wondering what you recommend and where to find it. Thank you!
+Matthew Schell Matthew, A piece of soft chap leather would be good my sales rep at Tandy Leather can help you His name is Dennis Manuel phone number 1-800-433-3201 This is the main store in Fort Worth Texas. Ask Dennis to send you a 2016 catalog. Thanks for asking. Bruce
I have something like what you said... it`s called foam padding, it`s used for upholstery.
One thing about the BK blade - are you using the thin or thick version? I want to order but don't understand this part.
Hey Bruce....how are you sir ?would Chicago screws work as a substitute for rivets ? Thank you for your time .
Yes, Chicago screws wiil work just be sure to put Locktite on the threads.
Bruce Cheaney thank you sir....you are a gentlemen.
Bruce if I'm making a collar that's 19 inches how far in do the adjustment holes? can I make it as I would a belt or no?
Cody, Yes make the holes similar to the way you would do a belt. Have your center hole and then two to three holes each way so the collar can be let out or taken up. Bruce