Leather tooling- How to add shading

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In this video I share a lesson specifically on shading from the Leather Life Classroom (my online subscription class).
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In this rifle sling project I am tooling on 6/7oz Herman Oak leather. The Tool I am using is a #2 vertical lined thumbprint from Barry King Tools.
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@rodrigocardenas2947 4 месяца назад

Es increíble su trabajo y sus videos son muy ilustrativos

@pearcem66 3 года назад

Great video thanks Joe. I have the same shader but I'm getting a bit of choppiness from the front or back edge if i run it for a bit longer shading. More practice i guess. Thanks again.

@Handles-R-Lame 3 года назад

Id recommend watching ur angle and pressure when finishing off the shading. I dont have a b. king shader but id imagine its better than my one from Tandy haha practice makes perfect. -Regards

@pearcem66 3 года назад

@@Handles-R-Lame thanks for the advice. I will watch that.....and keep practicing 😬

@deborahdean4153 6 месяцев назад

how do your lines get so dark...?

@mikevan7870 2 года назад

Joe, Great Videos I have purchased your patterns doing the “Bull Rider” right now and was wondering #1what weight maul you use for shading I have 2 Barry Halls and love them I know a lot of it is control and practice but just curious. Also how moist or stage is ideal for shading Thanks again for your help and Time !

@joemeling3216 2 года назад

Hey Mike, Thank you for following along and for your purchase! I use a 20oz maul for my tooling. Search on RU-vid for Joe Meling Casing Leather. There is a video I did for Weaver that goes in great detail on moisture content.

@philsullivan3679 11 месяцев назад

Love your work and your delivery while teaching. I am learning more and more as I glean from your experience. Thank you for sharing your skills with us. Where is Clark County and what did you do at the Bible Camp?

@johntyson9102 2 года назад

Hello I’m watching the shading video thanks. What sewing machine do you use

@pinkymacgyver8773 Год назад

Very helpful 👍👍 Thankyou 😊

@randyweeks9316 Год назад

Beautiful helped my shading alot really gives it more life and that is what it is about

@tcrow49 2 года назад

I like your vids and really like you teaching method. I am just trying to learn tooling I am 66 retired and I have been lasering for hats and bought way to many stamp tools. One big thing concerns me is the price of the leather to tool but still considering .

@nathankouris8491 3 года назад

I'm very new and only have about a dozen tools to my name. Will this technique work the same way with a pear shader?

@alexvldz7 3 года назад

What’s your maul weight?

@jairsiqueira3935 2 года назад

aonde comprar essas ferramentas, qual a numeração delas

@richardkatzman1215 6 месяцев назад

Joe, you make it look so easy!

@miguelcritobal2869 2 года назад

What number of chisel to lower the leather

@marcwalters6033 3 года назад

Thanks Joe....keep up the great work!

@rasdlsify Год назад

When shading my leather, it’s not getting darker, just making the depression. I’ve tried wetting it more but not getting that pretty dark shade

@joemeling3216 Год назад

There are three things that will affect the burnishing color. Moisture content in the leather, how hard you hit it, and the quality of leather. I am tooling on Hermann Oak. Many import leathers will be lighter colored and not burnish well.