Awesome job

Good job. I want to learn how to do this. I've always been curious.

Great job now can you make me one for the kahr pm9

Appreciated.. Finally some actual close videoing everyone else is at least a meter away and despite them showing their process twice it's still a blur. Cheers finally clarity

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Haha.. “did thah thing with the hammer again” ☺️

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Sweet

Good video but get rid of that darn hammer, just kidding thank for your explanation cheers from Tijuana/San Diego

On a budget is no excuse for sloppy work

A drill bit is the worst thing in the world to use on leather

Awesome 👍

Bro what a great video I am making my own , but I don't know what these things are called , do you think you can tell me? 13:12 (the black things)

I’ve watched 10,000 snap & rivet videos. This one is the best. Thanks for including the mistake. We learn best from those.

Parabéns foi o melhor vídeo que já assisti 👏

I just watched your video on leatherwork, and I must say that I am impressed. I started out maybe 8 years ago. My work, initially, was rudimentary and crude. The sheaths and pouches did just that: they did the job they were supposed to. But they weren’t pretty. Over time I got better. I added more tools and experience. The resulting leatherwork started to look better. I learned more by watching your video. Thank you for posting.👍👍👍

What’s wrong with that sheath? 😂👌🏽

You could use a piece of wood and a blunt tool to create the stitching groove.

You don't have the right snap setter. It took me a while but i finally found the correct tool. I use a press for setting grommets and double cap rivets. It works much better that the hand held setter.

clear concise and enjoyable, Thanks!

I’m a simple man I just like the simple things in life and this is one of them

Buenas muy buen video una pregunta como puedo conseguir el set del video de herramientas puesto que en mi pais no es facil hacer compras por internet hace tres meses que empese con este rubro. Saludos desde Bolivia

Yeaaah \m/

Beautiful work. You did a great Jason.

Using this vid for a cosplay. Big help thank you.

Tacky!

I guess we are on a budget, i like it.👍

A sheat is worth more then a knife 😊👍

Thank you!!!! 💚💚💚

So I’m a single momma of 2 sons. We all collect knives, which I’m still learning how to sharpen so I can teach them. But would love to make us a sheath for our favorite knives. Then maybe be able to teach them as well. So thank u again so much sharing this. I grabbbed supplies I thought I would need, which was no where close to what I need. Haha… only reason I know what a bevel is bc of trying to learn how to sharpen our pocket knives. I got the idea a couple days ago then after watching many videos figured I had bitten off more then I could chew. But now I have hope again. Thanks again so much. We will see how this goes. And by the way. LOVE the background music.

Thank you that knowledge is invaluable 🤘

Nice

Pretty good info on this video. Thanks.

I have a survivor knife and would like to make a suede sheath. Would it be able to work

That's the perfect design for the back of my new custom red leather speedos!!

Very Nice…Great Job!

Disculpen donde puedo adquirir las herramientas y su precio, por fabor muchas gracias.

many utility bags including linen and bags don't have any metal to short out on job site.

Very cool 😎

Kind of a fatty

Should have the flap and snap over top from the first molded piece. Looks incomplete. I would have liked to see how you stitched it anyway.

do you wet the leather again before using the swivel knife?

Olá amigo faz pra vender

Thanks

thanks for a great tutorial.. i've just gotten into leather and was using some random snaps and unknown sized setter that I had laying around, and they were all coming out a mess.. I went ahead and ordered the Tandy Setting set ($24) and some snaps.. Also, thanks for the tip about having to sand down the shafts to the proper lengths... should help a lot.

If Navajos can do it, so can you!

SARA SOUZA Boa e os mel são mão não geo Dia o há o mos

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hey do you know what the diameter of the rivet head/cap is? cheers

Where,s the blade.