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Beginner Leather Craft Ideas You Should NEVER Try 

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Part 2 is here! • INSTANT REGRET - Begin...
Leather workers are always filled with new ideas, and most of them are good. But when I searched around social media listening to beginner leather craft advice, these experts are steering newbies in the wrong direction. To save you time and frustration. I took the time to separate the good from the bad advice.
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00:00 Intro
00:46 Tools You Don't Need
01:54 Mistakes
02:48 Hard Surface
03:24 Plywood
04:23 Olive Miracle
04:45 Multiple Passes
05:44 Wet Your Leather
06:33 Hobby Lobby Leather
08:43 Don't Copy Anyone
09:42 Halloween Project & Free Template
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@rominomen
@rominomen Год назад
from a person who's done just a small about of wood carving, what he says about a dull blade being dangerous is so true. Sharpen your tools, whether they're chisels, knives, whether they're for wood or leather or whatever else. If you're using a razor blade, replace it often. It'll make your work SO much easier AND safer
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@rominomen so true, thank you for sharing your experience with us.
@mevinkoser8446
@mevinkoser8446 8 месяцев назад
As a commercial roofer and former chef, I have much appreciation for a sharp blade.
@mvl8209
@mvl8209 3 месяца назад
I work in a grocery store. The difference between a sharp and a dull knife is indeed huge.... we use a box cutter for cutting through cardboard, tape or even the shrink wrap around the pallets!. Dull = more cuts needed (because the blade stops after a while in the material and you need to start cutting again), while sharp = 1 smooth motion = time saving
@sueachord9661
@sueachord9661 Год назад
It’s wonderful to see an artist say use his templates their free you know that’s a real artist who wants to share his craft with beginners
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@sieanchors9661 thank you very much. I can't imagine a time when I would charge for new plans as long as I can make then myself.
@kingdomrains
@kingdomrains Год назад
I picked up leather working as a hobby 2 years ago, looking to turn it into a side business soon. Some things I can add. 1. Keep your workspace clean. Not just before starting a project but between stages as well, leather is easy to mark and a stray bit of leather that you punched out earlier can get caught under the piece you are working on and make a mark or dent. 2. One project at a time, nothing is more demoralizing to me than seeing that unfinished project that I had to put aside for one reason or another, in most cases it was because of the next point. 3. Make sure you have all the parts you need for your project. I have only one saddle shop near me that carries the quality of buckles, rings and keepers that I like to use, they aren't open on weekends and I already have a full time job so I have trouble getting there most days. I occasionally order on line in bulk, but I also like to have that local connection to people that share my hobby. 4. Keep an eye out for people getting out of the hobby. I have twice found someone who was giving up the hobby for various reasons, I managed to get a full set of carving tools and stamps for a fraction of the retail cost. 5. Your first project will probably suck. My first project was a small pouch, it was terrible, if I made something like that today i would be embarrassed to give it to somebody. I still have it, it reminds me how much I have improved. I am good enough now to be happy to take private commissions and confident I can make what they want.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@kingdomrains these are all awesome points to remember. Thank you for contributing, and good luck with your side gig!😄
@JohnSmith-wj2wd
@JohnSmith-wj2wd Год назад
Oh boy, the first one I still violate when I'm too enthusiastic. Eventually I'll end up hammering a thread only to find out that there was a tiny hole punch extraction underneath it, making a nice deep noticeable dimple in the work.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@JohnSmith-wj2wd I've done the same thing, my friend.
@coalcreekdefense8106
@coalcreekdefense8106 2 месяца назад
I subscribed when you stuck the cereal box back into the cupboard.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 2 месяца назад
@coalcreekdefense8136 Thank you my friend. Check out my latest video, I use a chainsaw to try and sharpen a carpenters pencil.
@larrycumba2741
@larrycumba2741 Год назад
I agree about buying leather for a beginner. When I shop for leather I figure the cost per square foot. A good quality vegtan can be had for about $5.00 a square foot. Premium goes for about $15.00. Different parts of a hide tool differently also and are reflected in price. That I don’t worry too much about when practicing. Main thing is cost per foot. Would you rather screw up $5.00 or $15.00? As far as weight of leather I like 8 to 10 ounce for what I do. That is another consideration. The thinner is usually cheaper.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@larry cumba you are right on the money about buying leather, different styles, weights, etc. There is so much information there it should really have its own video. Thank you so much for the additional information.
@nicholasnelums6668
@nicholasnelums6668 Год назад
Hopefully more people order from the tannery. 175-250 per side depending on quality selected, avg 24sqft. They can split and have specially tanned for tooling. Go with the best you can afford and practice intentionally. Working with lower quality leather is like using an xacto on 12oz leather; frustration.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@nicholasnelums6668 Which tanneries do you prefer to order from? I have never done this before, but would love to try it.
@nicholasnelums6668
@nicholasnelums6668 Год назад
@@bigstacksshop I'm a huge fan of Wickett & Craig. I will note that Horween reps give W&C a run for their money also. If you like a particular brand, look into the tannery, some will ship a single side, or chip, others won't.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@nicholasnelums6668 thank you for the information.
@user-ze2yu6gx8l
@user-ze2yu6gx8l 11 месяцев назад
this man is so pure... omg, you're so nice, telling that it's ok to make mistakes, to take our time and you give us templates to sell leather stuff that you made, for free... this is real passion for a job and this is what a nice person is, you like to do what you do and you like to help others, expecially if they just started, that's amazing
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 11 месяцев назад
@user-zw2yu6gx8l I appreciate your kind words, thank you very much. It is comments like this one that keep me going.
@davidr.8999
@davidr.8999 Год назад
I've been leather crafting for over 20years and still use granite sink cut outs. My wife actually saw them one day and thought of me. They are great. We move quite often and they transport well. That is excellent advice. Thanks for sharing. .
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@David R. thank you for sharing. I like to hear the real stories from people like you. Keep on making!
@WeekendBuilds
@WeekendBuilds Год назад
All good points! I'd add to the hobby lobby leather by saying, on of the best things I ever did was find a whole sale cobbler supply locally in my city that was selling scrap by the pound. Opened me up to getting small test pieces of nicer tannages. I also developed a good relation with them, and now buy several higher end hides every year from them at prices way lower than most online stores.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Weekend Builds I'm going to have to try that, thank you for the advice.
@brianlawson3757
@brianlawson3757 Год назад
That's awesome! It's always cool to get to know other crafts people and if you can work out a deal, that's a major bonus! 👍
@glennmeek2718
@glennmeek2718 9 месяцев назад
I've been doing leatherwork for 40 years; you gave some great advice to those who want to begin leather work. I have taught many people the craft and like you, I tell them to get what they on thier budget, and upgrade through the years. Had a student drop 1500 bucks at (insert leather supply store here) just to quit 3 months later and put his tools up for sale and he lost 1400 bucks. Start small and work up.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@glennmeeks2718 So many people go all in right away without testing their interest first.
@mattrickard3716
@mattrickard3716 27 дней назад
Thank you so much for this video. I have always struggled with the problem of being paralyzed by wanting to get things right rather than just getting in and finishing a project warts and all, so to speak. Not wanting to screw up a few hundred dollars worth of leather while also having zero experience and zero skills, what you said makes a lot of sense. I'm off to get myself some "scribble" leather to learn on before attempting a masterpiece. 😊😊
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 25 дней назад
@mattrickard3716 That's awesome. Don't be afraid, practice is how you master your skills, even when you move to good leather.
@Fuerwahrhalunke
@Fuerwahrhalunke Год назад
Started my leathercraft journey when covid started back in early 2020. I try to discover everything on my own, as that's exactly the challenge I wanted. Started out with scrap leather but was able to move up to more expensive leather fairly quickly. The only thing I have yet to actually get into is stamping and carving leather. I can do simple things like like lines and cuts but when it gets to abstract, especially with carving, I reach my limits really quickly. Not to mention the loss of concentration. Maybe some day...
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Fuerwahrhalunke That's very awesome, keep at it. This is a very relaxing and rewarding hobby.
@brianlawson3757
@brianlawson3757 Год назад
I must have missed the tip about recycling cardstock from packaging for pattern templates. When I set up my new shop I was on a tight budget and reused the card paper from cases of ginger ale to make my first patterns. I still have pouch patterns that say Canada Dry on one side, lol. 😁 Grabbing poster board from the dollar store is also super economical if there's one around.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@brianlawson3757 You are correct, nothing wrong with reusing. I used to buy detergent in a 4 gallon bucket so I had extra buckets.
@glennmeek2718
@glennmeek2718 9 месяцев назад
I've used file folders, brown paper bags, cereal boxes, nonskid sheets from pallets, poster board, card stock the list continues. Use what you have available and don't be shy about it.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
"Use what you have available and don't be shy about it." I love it!
@Azelethros_OG
@Azelethros_OG Год назад
Excellent pointers. I've been dying to get into leathercrafting, and research alone has been very enlightening. The best tip you gave is "Don't be afraid to fail." I heavily look forward to using cheap leather and copying many people with fun ideas, and I don't mind failing at all. Learning and becoming good is impossible without failures along the way. Fails teach us what to do differently, and things to avoid. Failure is one of the greatest teachers.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Azelethros_OG thank you for the comment. Failure is one of our best teachers if we learn from it. I'm excited to see your projects. When you get in the shop and make some projects, tag me with @bigstacksshop on social media so I can see!
@RidiiumClassic
@RidiiumClassic Месяц назад
There's so much valuable information in here. I feel like you went back in time and watched my Leathercraft career mistakes and lessons learned, took notes and posted it here lol. Awesome stuff. btw (i got corrected on this in an embarrassing way myself) detrimental means bad so saying that advice will be detrimental means it would be a negative thing. 😉✌
@edgell3
@edgell3 Год назад
Good advise. I’ve been working with leather for ten years, and I agree with your comments. The intermediate leather is a good start. Starting out, I went to a local leather company (they were great!) and asked for the basics. I have built my collection of leather tools from there. Just finished a 30 page paper on the thinks I have learned in leatherwork.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@edgell3 Thank you. I bet there is a lot of advice on that 30 page paper, I'm sure it's gold. You should try turning it into videos on your channel. I'm subscribing just in case you do.
@houndogjr4290
@houndogjr4290 Год назад
The cutting mat made my life 100 times better
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@houndogon4290 Glad to hear it my friend. Thank you for your comment.
@belbe417
@belbe417 Год назад
if you cut the eyes and mouth out before cutting the outline shape you have stronger bigger project to safely work on. cool advice thanks!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Bel Be That is a great idea. Thank you very much, I need to remember that.
@chriscohlmeyer4735
@chriscohlmeyer4735 Год назад
Great advice for beginners, that is basically how I started out and eventually branched out into western saddles, harness racing repair, and draft harness (except the collars - had an older gentleman that whipped them out almost as fast as we could keep him supplied). For myself it was great therapy for recovery from a severe concussion and drug addiction (avoid both, they ain't worth it) before I moved on to other pursuits - the small items could be made fairly quickly (where you make mistakes and learn) then you can start to make them fancier and start to explore and design your own items. Dull tools are dangerous tools - got a few scars to prove that 🤪. Wet your leather then wet it again and again for stamping and forming - too dry and your patterns fade, then again too wet and the leather goes mushy. A piece of shoe sole leather is great as a backing for punching holes, cutting mats are a great new fangeled item to protect and control your cuts (wood grain doesn't help for straight cuts). Snap off knives are a great tool, just snap them away from yourself just in case it doesn't snap cleanly. You can't beat a piece of marble for backing to stamp patterns on nor a good heavy bolted on vice or a piece of rail for rivets Long time away from it now but still have my tools - assisted children with scout projects, and made some inserts for my shoes to adjust for a leg length issue following a knee operation and a few other fixes and repairs now and then. Maybe one of these days I'll finish up a 60% completed saddle 😜.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Chris Cohlmeyer I never considered it, you are 100% correct. If you cut on plywood, your blade well want to follow the wood grain and you will most likelly never get a straight cut.
@Struthio_Camelus
@Struthio_Camelus Год назад
@@bigstacksshop What jacka$$ is telling folks to use a plywood cutting board? An HDPE kitchen cutting board is good for punching holes on one side and cutting on the other. A self-healing cutting mat is still very much recommended.
@VampireJesus
@VampireJesus Год назад
My favorite part, hands down, is when you put the cereal box with a big hole in it back in the cabinet.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Joseph Safin - thank you very much. I'm working on a video now and will have a few fun laughs in there as well.
@lauragillespie189
@lauragillespie189 Год назад
Yeah, I would so do that, too!
@Asmodai281
@Asmodai281 Месяц назад
Mistakes... More like happy little accidents. If they do not ruin the project, keep them in. Gives the project character and soul.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Месяц назад
@Asmoda281 I like your way of thinking. Bob Ross was a hero of mine because he inspired many people, including my mother, to pick pick up a paint brush and create something. I was going to do the same thing with leather craft and wood working.
@adriansolis5362
@adriansolis5362 Год назад
Putting the cereal box back into the cupboard gave me a good chuckle.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@adrian solis thank you, I thought it was kind of funny too!
@tughilldog
@tughilldog Год назад
You have a very calm and easy-going demeanor that makes the video a joy to watch all the while actually learning something. I thank you for excellent content.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Watts Tommy thank you very much, I sincerely appreciate it and am humbled
@dannylindsey7547
@dannylindsey7547 Год назад
OK I've subscribed to so many Leatherwork channels that I'm reluctant to add anymore to my scrolling time but your little trick of using the cereal box before its empty sold me. 🙃
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@dannylindsey7547 thank you very much. I'm looking forward to giving you some good content in your feeds.
@snwbrd686
@snwbrd686 Год назад
I found this one of the most honest videos I've watched and love your candor and reminder to remain humble in the beginning stages of learning since mistakes WILL happen. Thank you for the awesome advice, and willingness to share your knowledge. I have a lot of respect for the craft and am definitely still learning so look forward to watching your other videos!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@snwbrd686 Thank you very much for the complement! I look forward to putting together great content for you and the rest of the Big Stacks Family.
@donniejohns5236
@donniejohns5236 Год назад
Great advice and thanks for the free patterns
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@donnie Johns I appreciate you, thank you very much. I'm really curious how your first project comes out, so if you feel up to posting a picture on social media. please tag me with @bigstacksshop
@sajedodeh2729
@sajedodeh2729 Год назад
And thanks for such nice video 👏🏼
@invictusbp1prop143
@invictusbp1prop143 7 месяцев назад
Starting out and leather shopping, I recommend you grab some $20 bargin bin veg tan belly cuts. Find you one that’s firm on the back side, doesn’t look like it’s furry on the back. It’s usually 6-8 oz thickness which I good for sheathes, holsters, a lot of what’s typical early projects for most guys.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 7 месяцев назад
@invictushp1prop143 I love this idea. This was my first leather and the scraps usually already come in colors so you won't have to dye them.
@cmagnus77
@cmagnus77 Год назад
Love this video! Very encouraging!! Thank you!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@christinemagnusson5311 Thank you very much! There is a follow up video I did about two months ago.
@julial8314
@julial8314 Год назад
I recently made a hilariously awful set of bracers from a Walmart purse for my Halloween outfit and I’m definitely glad I figured out how grommets work on that first. Your sense of humor is great and this video helped settle my nerves about leatherwork. 🤓
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
+Julia L Thank you very much. Keep at it, leather work is just like anything else - the more you practice the better you will get. I have faith in you and know you will keep getting better.
@brianlawson3757
@brianlawson3757 Год назад
I feel your pain. Grommets and eyelets feel like they were designed to never set properly on the first go. I still try to avoid using them when I can. 😅
@McBernes
@McBernes 8 месяцев назад
I made a leather bound coptic stitch book for a friend several weeks ago, and I've been getting interested in making gear for larping. Those things have led me to a fondness for leather and I'm glad to find your channel. Your sense of humor is great too lol. Thanks for the video man!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 8 месяцев назад
@McBernes Thank you very much for the kind words. I'm glad you've taken your passiom and find something to do with it. I have to admit, I can't promise a funny video everytime, but I can promise I will always do my best to deliver honest and relevant material.
@joshicus_saint_anger
@joshicus_saint_anger Год назад
Great video! Thank you
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@joshicus358 thank you for the complement
@ACutAboveKnifeandLeather
@ACutAboveKnifeandLeather 8 месяцев назад
Great video! Spot on utilizing a countertop store. When I was in search of a piece of granite I went to my local store with money in hand. They pointed to the dumpster out back and said take all you want.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 8 месяцев назад
That's very awesome. I have an artist friend who used to get countertop scraps and used them for sculpture bases.
@sobeidacastro2339
@sobeidacastro2339 Год назад
Beautiful work Thanks
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@sobeidacastro2339 Thank you very much for the comment and the kudos.
@Rivers18
@Rivers18 Год назад
Great video. Definitely subscribing.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Rivers18 Thank you very much.
@MandrilSolo
@MandrilSolo Год назад
Love it … straight forward info.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Mandril2479 Solo thank you very much I appreciate the complement.
@patriciaingraldi4719
@patriciaingraldi4719 9 месяцев назад
Great advice!!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@patriciaingraldi4719 Thank you so much for the comment and kind words.
@simonhopkins3867
@simonhopkins3867 Год назад
Thanks for the tips. I'm just starting so I need all the help I can get ;)
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@simonhopkins3867 absolutely, thank you for the comments. If you are looking for some beginner projects, be sure to sign up for my newsletter to get free templates.
@demonwebclickclacks
@demonwebclickclacks 4 месяца назад
I started w thick faux leather from big z, I wasn't able to do as much, sure, but it taught me the basics of leathercraft in an inexpensive and not too frustrating way. I was able to learn how to punch, stitch, etc on something tough and thick enough to mimic real leather, while also costing maybe $1 a square foot in big enough pieces to allow for me to start w a big project (I prefer to start w something kinda difficult when learning a new skill and scraps wouldn't allow for that), ended up making a corset bag that taught me enough to where I could start big when I moved to real leather
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 4 месяца назад
@demonwebclickclacks This is a great idea, that you very much for the information!
@xDarkmoonrising
@xDarkmoonrising Год назад
First off, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who's made a lathe burnishing tool! So much time saved with a dowl and 10 minutes of work! I have been using the hobby lobby scrap packs for about 6 months now and they actually have been getting fairly high quality scraps recently! On the "Don't copy" bit: I've recently run into some fairly bad wallet patterns, so much so that I ended up grabbing some graph paper and made my own style of the same thing as what they sold, with much less waste. As someone who has experience with designing laser files, I'm not stranger to throwing my own flair on a concept I like. Thanks for the wise words!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@TheNightshiftGamer thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience. I thought I was the only one with a lathe burnisher.🤣🤣🤣 Apparently great minds think alike, there are probably thousands of then out there.
@summonsays2610
@summonsays2610 Год назад
The Hobby lobby leather looks ok, but man it's so expensive. My advice is order some cheap stuff from Springfield leather (I am not affiliated in any way) you can get some decent quality chrome tan for $3-4 /ft or go super cheap and look for the super deals they have once or twice a year.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@summonsays2610 Look for the hobby lobby leather sales to save 40% when you buy.
@aixelsyddan257
@aixelsyddan257 Год назад
New to the world of leather work and still trying to find my nitch.Thank you for the information, it's a far cry different from what I've been exposed to.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Aixelsyd Dan I am humbled, thank you very much. Please feel free to click on the link in the description to sign up for my newsletter and get your free leather craft templates.
@jimgraham9450
@jimgraham9450 Год назад
I bought my Juki 1541S at Keystone Sewing Machine in Philadelphia about a couple years ago. It had a brushed motor when I got it. I replaced it with a Consew CSM3000 brushless motor. I am very happy with the combination. I also have a couple of industrial blind stitch machines that I use to hem clothes.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Jim Graham very nice. I've been considering a seeing machine because I hate hand stitxhing.
@bigepup22
@bigepup22 Год назад
I cover all of these when I teach classes. I think you hit just about all the points. Awesome job. :D
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@George Jones thank you very much. What are some of the things you teach in your classes? I'd love to hear about them.
@bigepup22
@bigepup22 Год назад
@@bigstacksshop Different types of leather we sold, how they were made, what they were good for, as well as stamping & tooling/carving, dying, and hardware setting. I also taught how to use tools and how to care for them.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@bigepup22 please send me an email, I'd love to talk to you more about this.
@ivanagis3248
@ivanagis3248 10 месяцев назад
Best way to sharpen cutting leather tools
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 10 месяцев назад
@ivanagis3248 That would make a great video topic. Thank you.
@jcmcdaniels6780
@jcmcdaniels6780 Год назад
Sound advice! I wish when i got started (about a year ago) i would of seen your video. Keep 'em coming.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Jc McDaniels, thank you very much. I appreciate the feedback. 😄
@bubba7531
@bubba7531 Год назад
Thank you. A worthwhile video. No music is a plus. Yes I subscribed.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Bubba Thank you for the complement and thank you for subscribing. My personal feeling is there is a time and place for music, but not every single moment of every single video.
@CarolynaLovely
@CarolynaLovely 3 месяца назад
I appreciate your advice.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 3 месяца назад
@CarolynaLovely Thank you very much!
@MattHooker
@MattHooker Год назад
I'm just about to have a go at leatherwork, and actually just bought some hobby lobby leather on sale a few days ago😆. thankfully I hadn't heard nor would have believed these myths, but I appreciate your video. definitely want to try to find a sink cutout!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@MattHooker thank you very much. I'd love to see your leather work. If you decide to post your creations on social media, please tag me @bigstacksshop so I can see them.
@ILOVEMFEO
@ILOVEMFEO Год назад
very sound advice, honest attitude and a good deal of humour :) just subscribed. greetings from greece
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@ILOVDMFEO Thank you very much for the complement.
@LivingAnachronism
@LivingAnachronism Год назад
This video was great, just subscribed! My first ever project was as sheathe from a very old scrap that had been on a quiver. Maybe it was because the leather was so old, but it wouldn't wet form at all! That was 2 years ago and after making some more sheathes and even armor, I think I'm ready to start my journey into the world of tooling. Thanks for all the advice in this video!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Living Anachronism thank you for commenting and subscribing. Id love to see some of your armor and sheaths. Post some pictures on social media and tag me with @bigstacksshop so I can see them!
@metalheads228
@metalheads228 Год назад
Tandy Leather stores have boxes/bins of scrap leather that are free. They aren't fancy or big...but they are great for practicing!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@lindaharris8154 That is a great idea, thank you for sharing!
@Babyjohn8170
@Babyjohn8170 3 месяца назад
Your channel is awesome😊👍 Your directions are clear, you understand the journey and struggles to get to the level you want to be someday, and you’re hilarious. Bravo. Good job.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 3 месяца назад
@BabyJohn8170 I sincerely appreciate that. Thank you.
@gozer87
@gozer87 Год назад
Great advice.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@M Ekeann thank you very much
@colt5189
@colt5189 9 месяцев назад
I've designed templates in Corel Draw. Print them out at a place like Staples and have them laminate them. Then punch them out and then use thumb tacks to mount it to the leather and then cut it out in the leather.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@colt5189 I've never thought of that. Do you have any issues with them delaminating? I mean, even if they eventually do, your idea is great because they are cheap and easy to make. Great idea!
@colt5189
@colt5189 9 месяцев назад
@@bigstacksshopI've only done it a few times as I really only have one project as I'm recreating a stage prop to see if I can sell it. But I have to have everything line up exact since I have a lot of spots, so made a template that's semi-permanent. Though I could remake it if I needed to. Had to be real careful cutting it out as my design is the size of a sheet of paper. So one screw up could mean having to have a new one printed and start over. Though I made it through without any screwups. Planned to use a small piece of clear packing tape if I screwed up any little place. I've not had any issues with it "delaminating". Though you have to be careful when initially cutting out your design so you don't mess up your template as they are a few dollars to get made. Or you could print them out at home and laminate them at home. I'd recommend the kind that you put the paper through a roller press. At Staples, I had them use thick paper with the thickest lamenant that went through rollers. Though my project is the size of a sheet of paper. So have to be careful when cutting out the slits as a screw up could ruin the whole template. The better way would be to have a thin ridged piece of metal and have the design cut marks cut out with a water jet. Though I don't have access to one.
@BavarianBlackBear
@BavarianBlackBear Год назад
when newbies come into the shop to buy stuff I always tell them start with basics to make sure you enjoy this before you buy a 90 dollar knife just get the box cutter first. All the tips you gave I give to my customers before i had a tandy near me i use to do Couch hunting and would cut off the backs, and the seats. Was so happy to use this cheap stuff just to get my skills down.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@wesley Unknown Sounds like you were the right kind of shop owner, and honest one who can gain his customers trust. Thank you commenting.
@Babyjohn8170
@Babyjohn8170 3 месяца назад
So happy to have found your channel. I am learning so much. You have a new subscriber.😊👍
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 3 месяца назад
@BabyJohn8170 That you very much, my friend!
@outinthesticks1035
@outinthesticks1035 Год назад
I have not done much leather work but my father worked horses and I spent many hours watching him repair harness , then as adult I riveted thousands of sections in swather and mower knifes . Two things I learned , use as solid a workbench as you can build , hardwood top 4-6 inch thick . And a section of railroad track for anvil
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@out in the sticks thank you for sharing. A solid workbench is great for leather working and other projects. Since I think the workbench is the heart of every great shop, I should probably spend a month and show how to build one. And one with a railroad track as an all built in would be really cool.
@outinthesticks1035
@outinthesticks1035 Год назад
@@bigstacksshop never thought about building it in . That would be really nice , having a anvil built right in , level with the bench
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@@outinthesticks1035 that would be great. With a granite slab in the corner for tooling
@LegionaireSiggi
@LegionaireSiggi Год назад
And I never thought of waxing my punches before but I typically have only done quick projects or repairs.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@LegionaireSiggi makes punching holes so much faster! Thank you for your comment
@irishkrautbear
@irishkrautbear Год назад
I first started leathercraft some years ago when we had to get rid of an old leather couch. I tore it apart, made belt pouches, and ended up selling some on Etsy. I wouldn't try to sell something like that now that I know more, but if someone wanted large pieces of practice leather, and had the means, I always see people trying get rid of old furniture for free.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@irishkrautbear you can get some leather from discarded furniture. Most leather furniture now just uses leather on the seats and arm rests. Did you find the backs and sides of your couch are vinyl, or we're they also leather?
@irishkrautbear
@irishkrautbear Год назад
@@bigstacksshop Full leather. Looking back it was a gold mine for starting out.
@janniepoels595
@janniepoels595 Год назад
Thanks for this lovely advice! I really liked you last advice, since I recently started a small buisnes. I learn from challenging commissions from friends and yes, copying what I see. But this gives me great oppotunity to learn and try new technikes.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@janniepoels595 thank you for your comment. Good luck on your business. If you want to learn about how I price my work, check out my latest video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-16ktifVo3Qg.html
@juliemclean6743
@juliemclean6743 Год назад
Underrated channel. Subscribed
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@juliemclean6743 thank you very much, I appreciate the kind words and the subscription.
@larrycumba2741
@larrycumba2741 Год назад
One thing I would like to add. When tooling vegtan you might not be satisfied as you go along thinking this is going to look like crap. My advice, let it dry then critique it.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@larry cumbia that is a very good point. I still recommed using something dense when tooling. @Don Gonzales said in one of his videos he uses a headstone which is very thick and dampens all vibration. He got it cheap because there was a misprint.
@ghoulinthegraveyard399
@ghoulinthegraveyard399 Год назад
Ordered a Tandy coin purse kit, 20-piece stamp kit from amazon, made it for Mom for Mother's Day this year. Thank you for the advice, the stamping was a bit frustrating since I worked off my tool bench. You are right a lot of bounce. Had a piece of granite from a water fountain project I did 25 years ago lol Mom always said save stuff you might need it. I needed it and it is the best. My consistency on the stamping has improved greatly.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@ghoulinthegraveyard399 That's awesome, I'm so glad everything worked out with your project and so happy you are now getting better results.
@ghoulinthegraveyard399
@ghoulinthegraveyard399 Год назад
@@bigstacksshop Ty sir.😄
@MrRandycrum
@MrRandycrum Год назад
I have a small case that has my tools and some small projects. When I have to wait somewhere I take it out and cut or sew or things like that. For some reason this brings me joy. I only have a few tools like the advice here and I am able to do quite a lot. I made a lot of projects from kits before I started making my own templates. This video was spot on.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Randy Crum Thank you for the kind words. I'm setting up a travel bag with a set of tools I can take camping with me. If you have any advice on what to pack, I would definitely appreciate it.
@MrRandycrum
@MrRandycrum Год назад
@@bigstacksshop I have a small black canvas case from Harbour Freight and I keep the usual tools: A squeeze type punch (I do not have the other kind - yet), a pair of KITCHEN sheers (much to the dismay of my wife), a few spools of thread, some glue that I do not use much. One thing I wish I had was a good way to keep the needles because I lose them too much. We took a road trip about a month ago and I also had two kits for my teenagers: a wallet kit for my son who has a lot of experience putting things like models and furnature together following directions, and a coin purse for my daughter who I thought I would just wet her intrest with a short easy project. It turned out the wallet is still not done and the coin purse was done in about 20 minutes. But yes, I can keep some plastic bags with kits in there. Of course, I keep the leather pieces I need for the projects. No dyes, paints, or liquids. Hope this helps.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Randy Crum That's very awesome. Im not big on the squeeze punches, but I can see where it's handy for what you are doing. I'll be dropping a video very soon about leather drive punches under $20 on Amazon in case you were interested in buying a set down the road. You also gave me an idea for a future project.
@antellmarkus9568
@antellmarkus9568 4 месяца назад
Cheap material to start with: used leather from flea market's etc like leather jackets, couches, bags and so on.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 4 месяца назад
@anyellmarkus9568 This is a great idea if it's cheaper than buying the leather new. Just be sure to match up the appropriate thickness of leather with the project you are making.
@silvermeasuringspoons6462
@silvermeasuringspoons6462 Год назад
6:45 I buy used, second hand bags. The once expensive bags come with really nice hardwares too.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@silvermeasuringspoons6462 That is a great idea. You could get some really unique hardware for next to nothing.
@zidnyknight3611
@zidnyknight3611 Год назад
Thanks
@paulchevrier9961
@paulchevrier9961 Год назад
Great video and great advice. I really like your advice that is OK to copy others when you are a beginner, this really is good advice, you will learn and this will give you experience and confidence. Before you know it you will be creating your own unique designs, learned from the skills that you learned from coping others. Good advice. Thank you.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Paul Chevrier thank you very much. You're absolutely right, you learn how to make your own designs by copying others first.
@user-jo7vx2ci2z
@user-jo7vx2ci2z 8 месяцев назад
Can’t copy? Well there goes leather working can’t make belts wallets or anything. Like really. Seriously I love your videos as I’m new to leather but your information has been very useful and now my go to source. Thank you my good man keep up the great work.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 8 месяцев назад
Thank you, I sincerely appreciate it and good luck with your projects. If you make something you are proud of, post it on social media with #bigstacksshop so I can check it out!
@lottigemechu1906
@lottigemechu1906 Год назад
Thanks a lot
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@lottigemechu1906 thank you
@ahmedmansourmaradona3577
@ahmedmansourmaradona3577 Год назад
Great advice , thank you From Egypt with love
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Ahmed Mansour Maradona thank you for watching. I'm glad to enjoyed it.
@Pef273
@Pef273 Год назад
The “do not push” sign behind you kept grabbing my curiosity.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Pef273 thank you for your comment. I'll eventually get to what it is used for. You just have to wait it out a bit longer. Subscribe so you won't miss it when I do use it.
@reverendronsrevelationroom1405
Yeah, with any craft there's a section of folks who will do intro videos and suggest expensive tools/ materials bc they actually want to exclude people by creating barriers to entry and seem much more awesome
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@reverandronsrevelationroom that could definitely be a possibility. Thank you for sharing.
@re4perm4n35
@re4perm4n35 Год назад
Dude, i love you!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@re4perm4n35 Thank you so much for the unconditional display of affection! I love you and all of the Big Stacks Family of makers.
@DukeFrazierProductions
@DukeFrazierProductions Год назад
A great one I heard was to buy your headstone early and use that for a base. You'll have to buy it someday, and if you use it for leatherwork at least you'll get to enjoy it for a while.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@DukeFrazierProductiond Yes, my favorite youtube leather crafter, @DonGonzalezMaker uses a headstone, it should absorb any vibration. 🤣 Thank you for the comment.
@sipapito
@sipapito Год назад
I love the part of cutting the cereal box and put it back in the cabinet,🤣
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@sipapito Thank you, that just popped in my head as something you would do if you didn't have the cardboard
@V3leathercraft
@V3leathercraft 8 месяцев назад
The learning never stops in leathercraft
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 8 месяцев назад
@V3leathercraft It never really does with anything. Even a master will humble him or herself and realize there is always something new to figure out.
@clydegoman1228
@clydegoman1228 Год назад
Good tip for the granite I looked on offer up and got a 3x4 slab for 25.00 on offer up of all places.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Clyde Goman Sounds like a great price for what you got.
@CIAG4PNP
@CIAG4PNP Год назад
Good Advice Sir, I always start with a fresh blade, my fingers are worth it! Blades are cheap compared to a missing finger or stitches. With each new project from Sheaths, key chains, Belts and soon I will be making Back packs and bags. Leather ended up being a passion and my shop slowly expands 😉👍
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@0311Devil Dog you are 100% correct, it's a good idea to minimize injuries. Thank you for the comment and the advice on the leather.
@CIAG4PNP
@CIAG4PNP Год назад
@@bigstacksshop your welcome Sir, your tips are great for beginners, better to dabble on the cheap and expand after you decide you love it. As you grow, you realize the only limit is your imagination!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
+0311Devil Dog I sincerely appreciate your feedback, and I'm with you 100%.
@dreamwarriors979
@dreamwarriors979 Год назад
I LOVE Leathercraft & in my beginner time I use a lot of Pattens from Dieselpunkro & some more ! Very good Pattens whit really good tutorials!!! After that I make my own Pattens & work everyday whit lot of love!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Dream Warriors I'm so glad to hear this. getting out into your shop can be so relaxing and is a great creative outlet. Keep on making!
@HR-mp9ct
@HR-mp9ct Год назад
I buy my leather by the 1/4 and 1/2 cow, I can sometimes get deer,rabbit and sometimes exotics from the Tandy leather supply company 40 miles away, it’s a trip but I get to pick out what i want including if I want colored hides or any parts like rivets and buckles and a lot of other stuff while I’m there
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@H R I wish we had tandy closer, mine is over 100 miles away. Apparently leather craft wasn't very popular in my area, but the craft is experiencing a rebound.
@robhite8885
@robhite8885 2 месяца назад
I fully agree with you on starting out with hobby lobby leather. That's exactly what I did and it also provided a great reference to see how tough it is but I learned a great many things with it. There is a place called Maverick leather Company that sells Horween Leather Second runs meaning they are tannery rejects. I have bought three sides of veg tan from them and got all of them for half price or less because they had defects in them. So if you can afford say 100-150 on a side of leather then I advise getting some of that too. The first side I got was a 21 sqft side of brown essex for 95 and this is leather that sells for 300 per side.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 2 месяца назад
@robhite8885 Very awesome deal, thank you for sharing. Do these rejected pieces just have a few blemishes on them?
@robhite8885
@robhite8885 2 месяца назад
@@bigstacksshop From what I've purchased two of the sides had sections cut out of the center but otherwise were fairly uniform in coloration and appearance with few blemishes that I could notice but I am still a novice. The most recent purchase was a side of Horween Dublin and the coloration wasn't perfect on the back and there was one small (maybe 2mm circle that was very dark compared to the rest of the grain side but otherwise it's fantastic.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 2 месяца назад
@@robhite8885 Sounds like it isn't a bad deal if you get a good discount.
@mcewenhandcraft
@mcewenhandcraft Год назад
Thanks for this. A lot of the bad advice I've heard is in this video. Thanks for covering it. Good job.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@mcewenhandcraft6043 Much appreciated, there was so much bad advice out there. Thank you for your comment.
@Przykominku
@Przykominku 4 месяца назад
3:32 - as for the hard surface - it's even better to go and visit a tombmaker - might get a marble piece for a song...
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 4 месяца назад
@Przykominku That's a great idea. It's also ticket and so absorb vibration much better when tooling
@YeicoatlStudios
@YeicoatlStudios Год назад
Been working with leather for s few years now. I agree with all of these points.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@user-rg2yp9dn3q thank you for your insight, it is much appreciated.
@maartenhappel9014
@maartenhappel9014 9 месяцев назад
I made e few great (little) projects with the old boots of a friend. Nice leather and it didn't cost me an arm or leg :-) And tools from "way over the ocean".. 🙂
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@maartwnhappel9014 what a great way to repurpose leather.
@flyingbassett4332
@flyingbassett4332 9 месяцев назад
Thanks.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@flyingbasset4332 Thank you, my friend.
@billybarnes1763
@billybarnes1763 Год назад
LOVE THE SHIRT!! POYB!!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@billybarnes1763 Thank you very much, though I'm afraid I don't know what POYB stands for.
@JoeNemec
@JoeNemec Год назад
If your type of humor is what it takes to start leatherwork then I am all set. 😂 Good video.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@BonkeyClaggers thank you very much, I appreciate that complement. When I first started my youtube videos I tried surpressing the urges I had when I finds humor in stuff. My lack of self control over this stupid dry humor seems to have brought a better audience of people like yourself.
@V3leathercraft
@V3leathercraft 8 месяцев назад
There r good ironsmiths around my place, made me knives, just have to give them the design. They were happy to make it to me, as they also learned three different styles of knives
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 8 месяцев назад
@V3leathercraft Sometimes great people can come together to make reality phenominal things.
@jarethgriethe4439
@jarethgriethe4439 Год назад
Hokieland, eh? Anyway, got a couple projects I've been wanting to start, but have been hesitant. Think I may get started with some practice pieces tomorrow now. Thanks!
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Jareth Griethe thank you for the comment. Glad the wheels are greased with motivation. If you feel up to posting them on social media, please tag me @bigstacksshop so I can see them.
@johnsanford3596
@johnsanford3596 9 месяцев назад
Perhaps someone has already said it, but if not: That is NOT an X-ACTO knife. It is a UTILITY knife. Fortunately, it's a properly colored one, i.e. BRIGHT AND LOUD, so it is easier to find when you forget where you set it down.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@johmsanford3396 yes, you are correct. X-acto makes the smaller "hobby" knives. I never thought about the bright color, that's a great idea.
@gregorytayes4287
@gregorytayes4287 Год назад
"Cheap" Hobby Lobby leather? Saw a veg belly for 39.99 at my local one. Best places for cheaper leathers I've found are Springfield Leather, Rocky Mountain Leather, and Tandys runs some great black Friday and Christmas sales. Springfield is also really good because for $30 a year you can purchase a wholesale subscription. This applies to their hardware and they have a lot of nice Conchos, buckles, and many other things.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Gregory Tayes I have to agree with you, the sticker price on Hobby Lobby tooling leather isn't cheap. I was more or less referencing a direct quote from the original video with the bad advice. However, by the time you factor in Tandy shipping costs and the 40% Hobby Lobby discount when it's on sale, buying from Tandy and Hobby Lobby isn't too much of a price difference. Plus, you won't have to wait a week or two for shipping. I didn't know about the wholesale discount from Springfield, and I appreciate you posting this. I'm definitely looking into this sometime in the near future.
@COEYRN
@COEYRN 11 месяцев назад
You remind of my incredibly smart BIL. He always makes me laugh, with his clever comments. Ill subscribe.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 11 месяцев назад
@matthewcomba1489 I appreciate the subscription, and the kind words, my friend.
@COEYRN
@COEYRN 11 месяцев назад
@@bigstacksshop Anyone who can make me laugh out loud while alone in my workshop gets my vote everytime. I wish more RU-vidrs were like you.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 11 месяцев назад
@@COEYRN I just like to have fun no matter what I do. Great minds think alike
@michaelholbrook4401
@michaelholbrook4401 Год назад
I started with a piece of ply-wood... that I put the cheap cutting mat I got at Walmart on. Then I found an (expensive) adjustable height worktable with a solid wood butcherblock top at Home Depot. Couldn't resist the upgrade and told myself it was my Christmas present to myself for the next 5 years. :)
@mrmicro22
@mrmicro22 Год назад
Love that worktable. Good choice.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@Michael Holbrook , Getting that cutting mat on there is the key to saving your blades. I bet that butcherblock is a great solid top for your worktable.
@gixxersport2514
@gixxersport2514 Год назад
I believe I bought the same adjustable table and it works great. Very solid surface. My table also has the 2 drawers which I didn't want at first but so happy I did.
@jfilm7466
@jfilm7466 11 месяцев назад
Liked and subscribed
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 11 месяцев назад
@jfilm7466 Thank you very much my friend.
@whocaresidontcare2116
@whocaresidontcare2116 10 месяцев назад
Good stuff here. Been into LASER engraving and CNC cutting a few years now and woodcarving for several+ years now and really enjoy them all as hobbies. CNC or woodcarving, well sharpened tools are a absolute must. Recently I have become interested in working with leather because like woodcarving it is much more hands on. I am looking for designs that use both leather tooling and glass bead art applied on to or combined with that tooled leather as a complement. Where would be a recommended source of good information? Thanks again for good intelligent info.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop 9 месяцев назад
@whocaresidontcare2166 Thank you very much for your comment and the kind words. I'm not sure the best place for both leather working and glass beads on the internet. I will say thar @dongonzales is my favorite leather crafter om youtube!
@mikesandoval5296
@mikesandoval5296 Год назад
I like to use the cheap cutting plastic cutting boards from harbor freight for my cutting surface.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@mikesandoval5296 they work great for a punch board as well. Thank you for sharing.
@vcalibur1
@vcalibur1 Год назад
Interesting and helpful video. Can you give some tips on using recycle leather from a jacket and for earrings, bracelets and the crown of a bucket ladies hat.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
Sure, what kind of questions do you have?
@thejohnsons7088
@thejohnsons7088 Год назад
i buy hobby lobby leather and it works PERFECT! thank you for supporting them i will say that hes saying the truth about veg tan! get it first always....
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@thejohnsons7088 thank you very much for sharing!
@AvailableYoutubehandle
@AvailableYoutubehandle Год назад
You should link your Amazon rec list to all your videos and in your about. I’m getting started I found your vid’s very useful.
@bigstacksshop
@bigstacksshop Год назад
@brendazamora I appreciate the comment and I agree. That's a great idea. 👍
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