@@davidjenks7392 my non slip holds a little better than my cork backed, but whenever either of them slip it's because I was applying too much uncontrolled pressure and not really the rulers fault
Hi Petter, here is a link to everything used in the video: www.weaverleathersupply.com/collections/leather-glasses-case These are the segma snaps and only come in one size. Hope that helps!
It's cow skin before it gets tanned. After it's tanned, it's no longer skin; it's leather. Same for buck skin, elk skin, etc. Once it's tanned, it's leather. If it comes from a thicker, tougher, or heavier area on the animal, it's often refered to as hide instead of skin. Since there's an exception to just about every rule, lambskin is still called lambskin after it's tanned ... prob cause it still has the wool on one side; same for sheepskin, goatskin ...
I love how Chuck twirls that square like a western gun slinger : )
As always Chuck, thank you for another project I didn't know I needed lol. Been missing watching your streams.
Thank you for your videos Chuck. You really make leatherworking accessible for newbies like me.
Another great tutorial! Best teacher ever!!!
Great tutorial! Thanks Chuck! I love your enthusiasm! 🙂🌸🌠❤️
Awesome video. Have a great weekend, Chuck.
Best regards from Germany. 👋🏻
Quick simple and it works.
Хорошая конструкция! Я бы добавил донный разделитель, для прочности футляра.
Good idea, great tutorial, 😘 from Belgium
Really nice looking.
Next month I want to try making a helmet, a sugar loaf to be exact but I have no idea how to start it.
Nice case thanks for sharing
I love it,greetings from italy
I'm thinking about trying a variation on this, shifting from the saddle stitch to a baseball stitch for the sides though
Gracias
My first project was a belt, made out of necessity.
Can someone tell me what the black mat used for punching is called and where can I get one?
Thank you.
Is that non-slip tape on the top of the pony?
Should we worry about a lining when using vegtan?
No worries about a lining unless you wanted to add one for style. Maybe slick down the back if it's a bit fuzzy.
What does Chuck have stuck on top his square?
It's Non-Slip Tape. Can be found on the Weaver website.
@@devin.holland I have a corked back ruler, is this tape better?
@@davidjenks7392 I haven't tried cork backed. As long as it's not slipping as you cut it's probably fine?
@@davidjenks7392 my non slip holds a little better than my cork backed, but whenever either of them slip it's because I was applying too much uncontrolled pressure and not really the rulers fault
You couldn't mention the size of snaps?
Hi Petter, here is a link to everything used in the video: www.weaverleathersupply.com/collections/leather-glasses-case
These are the segma snaps and only come in one size. Hope that helps!
Maybe check the dimensions on your pattern.
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Its funny that we call it leather and not cow skin.
It's cow skin before it gets tanned. After it's tanned, it's no longer skin; it's leather. Same for buck skin, elk skin, etc. Once it's tanned, it's leather.
If it comes from a thicker, tougher, or heavier area on the animal, it's often refered to as hide instead of skin.
Since there's an exception to just about every rule, lambskin is still called lambskin after it's tanned ... prob cause it still has the wool on one side; same for sheepskin, goatskin ...