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After a bit of a hiatus I am back in the workshop and back to creating videos. It's been a bit of a journey to get here with some health challenges getting in my way but I am happy to say that I'm on the mend and ready to commit to publishing videos more regularly.
In today's video I walk you through how I put my ShopBot Desktop Max to work doing some leatherwork! yes, that's right - LEATHERWORK! I cover the details of cutting a wet molding jig for making leather catch-all trays. It's a dead simple leatherwork project and possibly an even easier CNC job but the results are awesome!
If you don't have a CNC or don't care to take the time to follow this video to make your own you can order a wet molding kit from my new website!
www.butlerbuilt.us
I have a variety of molds available and thanks to the wonders of CNC they're ready to ship direct to your door in just a couple days!
If you're interested in the tools I use in this video you can check out the links below:
- Linoleum Carving Block amzn.to/3Lj5TmY
- Ink Stamp Pad - amzn.to/3Dn2p0a
- 9/16” or 14mm Corner Round Punch amzn.to/3wKxcm0
- Edge Beveler amzn.to/36Wnbas
- Tokonole Edge Burnishing Cream amzn.to/3tMbDjl
- Edge Burnisher (traditional option) - amzn.to/36EoV8B
- Edge Burnisher (Dremel option) - amzn.to/3iL82f8
- Dremel (I use the Pet Grooming Dremel for leatherwork. It’s a cheap option for a cordless tool!) amzn.to/3wOEuVZ
- Fiebings Pro Dye (brown) - amzn.to/3wJIk2F
- Wool Daubers - amzn.to/3tM2fMp
To see the other tools I use in my shop you can check out my Amazon Store at the link below:
www.amazon.com/shop/benjaminb...
Affiliate Links - I may earn a small commission if purchases are made using the links above. The fact that they are Affiliate links does not change the price or otherwise impact your purchase in any way and it is a great way to support my work while purchasing items you were likely going to buy anyway.
30 мар 2022
