Make a Leather Card Wallet (and wood?), with a Laser Engraver - Lightburn / SVG

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Here is the file: valleyforgedsh...
Fabric Marker: www.amazon.com...
Leather: Rocky Mountain or Buckle Guy (around 3oz or 1.5mm)
If you want to use wood, I am using 3mm hardwood from Craft Closet (10% off with my link): craftcloset.co...
Valley Forged:
Etsy: valleyforgedsh...
Facebook: / valleyforgedgoods
Instagram: / valleyforgedgoods
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7 сен 2024

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@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

Here is the pattern: valleyforgedshop.etsy.com/listing/1726629586/lightburn-ready-svg-wood-leather-card

@cassandraknight6485 3 месяца назад

What a great product design. I just got my laser and would love the purse pattern! I've started making a few purses with living hinges.

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

Nice! I would love to see them.

@gregwilsonnaturephotography 2 месяца назад

This is a great video of your process of your cool wallet. I curious as to how you clean the soot off without a lot of smears and smudges. I will look for your file. Greg

@ValleyForged 2 месяца назад

I really don't end up with much soot. I am guessing it is the type of leather I use and the right settings. The leather cleaner leaves no smears at all.

@williamthomas4202 3 месяца назад

Looks like a great pattern! Could you link to the fabric marker that you use?

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

www.amazon.com/Uchida-722-C-1-Marvy-Fabric-Marker/dp/B00114TBFY/ref=sr_1_5_pp

@drewpickard554 3 месяца назад

So I am curious about the wood used here. Like have you durability tested it... ie used it for a week or two. Just wondering if going that thin of wood it will crack with use. Its a very interesting idea though, so here in NY our licenses suck. Its becoming apparent to me that a soft small leather wallet isn't ridged enough and any flex and those ids crack.

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

I have only tested for a few days so far as it is brand new. BUT, I am using hardwood. I have made many hardwood keychains that last years out of the same wood. No, you should not put it in your back pocket. But in a purse or front pocket, it should be fine. I suppose we are experimenting, which is fun with lasers.

@FredSchmitthammer 3 месяца назад

What wood species did you use? Did you glue the leather to the wood or just sew it? Can you please link to the leather providers you like? Thank you for all of the great content!

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

I have used Cherry and Padduk, yes I glued first. Will add links to the description

@FredSchmitthammer 3 месяца назад

@@ValleyForged thank you for helping me get my business started with great products

@chrisoliver3851 3 месяца назад

Love the idea and i will buy the file. Please tell me the ranges you sell for i haven't a clue....Thanks?

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

Depends on what type of leather/wood etc... but I would say $40-$60. Mine are in a store right now for $60 but I used Italian leather and nice wood.

@petadang 2 месяца назад

do u use your S1 more now for your leatherwork or the new atomstack?

@ValleyForged 2 месяца назад

I got rid of the S1 as I don't use XCS. I am using the new Atomstack, which did a nice job. Any diode laser seems to do a pretty good job on thin leather.

@EmmaDickson-f6j 9 дней назад

is there anyway you could show how to sew it pls?

@ValleyForged 9 дней назад

I might do that in a few weeks, but there are so many great videos on saddle stitch that are better than me. Just look it up on RU-vid. :)

@MrElmo01us 3 месяца назад

How to I get the last piece(the back piece) back to a straight line piece?

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

Go to some videos on 'node editing'. You should only have to delete a couple of nodes and it should go back to straight. Learning how to use nodes will change your game :)

@MrElmo01us 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the tips I finally figured it out. I’m just a new user so still learning

@ValleyForged 3 месяца назад

@@MrElmo01us Just so you know, most people are pretty new. I would say maybe 3% could delete a node without looking it up. I would say I still don't know what half the things do in Lightburn, lol.