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Great vid. except one major thing: I wish you’d have taken a pic of all the sewn stitches next to each other for comparison.

Awesome video! I'm pretty fussy about how I want my stitches to look and wasn't sure what to get until I watched this. Diamond shape stitching chisel it is :)

I didn't find the template on the website.

what name that sing bant?

Hola, por favor le quiero pedir que me ayude con esto. Estoy usando hilo de nylon bonderizado, y quisiera que me oriente si este tipo requiere aplicarle cera para que no se enrede y refuerce su dureza? Gracias

Como puedo conseguir el patron

I'd say with a BLACK POWDER PISTOL you would want to have that strap go OVER the HAMMER AS A SAFETY THING

I have a leather sling coming soon that will be new. I can't wait to try out your techniques to see if I can make it a more appropriate compliment to an aged Carcano.

thanks friend fabuloso

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Thank you so much for a very helpful video! I’ll be watching this one several times, I’m sure!

It is good. Please let me know How i find the tools and materials because those are very rare

Great video! I learned exactly what I needed!

That was pretty good. Why did you add the welt? Usually a welt is added to a knife sheath to protect the threads from the blade. I don't think that is needed on a holster.

Just ran across this video. Nice job on that!

I am doing a stitching job on heavy leather for a sheath. I feel the saddle stitch will work best. Your tutorial is the best I have found for me. You didn't speed up the video, so I can follow it. Thank you for posting the video. I now feel confident to do my stitching. It is harder, as the leather is 1/8" thick, and stiff, plus it is 3 layers. You have nice tools.

Helpful. Thank you.

Nice work 🤗

Muy buena demosracion👍👍👍

Great examples but playing that music while showing is unsettling ..it is not necessary

I glue my seams first, then use a lacing chisel. I have never had a seam come apart.

what did you use on the edges?

this is a really great idea to create durable templates at an inexpensive price. thank you for sharing.

Thanks! You covered it all for me! Great info.

Ótimo trabalho, parabéns, também faço facas e bainhas.sp.brasil

you need to learn the butt STITCH PROPerly mate totally WRONG

An excellent demonstration of the various techniques. Thanks.

TYVM for teaching me how to stitch all them diff ways. Im new to it so you was a great help.

Can't believe I never thought of using painter's tape for this. Great idea! thank you!

Just getting into some leather work (my grandfather was a saddler up Tamworth way, pre-Hiscocks, so I’m hoping the genes might show up!). This is a great little stitch guide!

Excellent work

Nice job!, can you show me how did you wrap your pricking irons?

Great Tutorial ! just what i was looking for !!!!! 🙏 thank you

I love the way you phrased the description. Well put! And I know exactly what you mean 🙂

I used to start with an awl and a mullet. I punched each hole seperately. After a while I got my first diamond stitching chisel and it changed everything. My work looked 10x better. There are really cheap ones out there that work perfectly fine. Keeping the chisel waxed and also resharpening them every time you use them also helps a bunch with these cheap chisels, as they tend to pull on the leather when trying to pull them out of it and, as you mentioned, tends to leave some "not so nice" holes in the back. 🙂

sud hv made that back part quick access slot

Very nice work, but you can make a gun holster together

May look simple but plenty work

Not gonna clean now

Excellent work. Thank you 14:57 😊

Who did the music track? Can you play background music without stating who the original musician is. I only ask since I don't know. Thanks, Frank

Oh no way! I’ve been “tangent cutting” without even knowing it

Thank you

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Thank you very much for pattern and tutorial.

Keep coming back for the music. I know others have asked, would you be willing to provide a track list either in the description or in a pinned comment, please?

I also added a piece of scrap in my 4 in 1 hole punch to fix the wobbling! An issue mine had as well was one prong sitting at a slight angle or wobbling compared to the rest being 90° and stable. This seems to be from bad machining on my specific one, so hopefully it's not common, but this can be helped by holding the bracing bracket at a slight angle (after the scrap piece has been added as mentioned before) while tightening the set screw. It can be fiddly but beats buying a whole new punch if you're needing to make do.

That French Seam was a bit nasty sewn from behind

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Great video! I love the lack of constant commentary and simply watching you do the work! Thanks