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Thank you! 🙏 ❤

Autometic door. 😮😮

Do you use the large awl to put holes in space and time instead of leather haha!

"Small awl", "ginormo awl" haha!

very very cool

What a waste of time!

A Q tip will work just as well

Thanks for the hint 😊 i want to buy such a stone in the future since i saw it the first time on your channel a couple of years ago. Now I know I will not buy one with plastic 😁👍

You can also use CR123 non rechargeable. Obviously then you don’t use the magnetic charger.

Use wallpaper paste. It works.

Almost funny but I almost ruined a bunch of leather and I’m sure other people have… just sayin.

Where can I get good steel to try to make a knife with? Also, I would like to make a leather covering as a handle and I’m wondering how you would go about doing that?

All of the knife shop in Sakai they sell the cheap knife or just highend knife?because when i buy japanese knife i just focus for hard use model like normal handle and no stainless clad blade.

Genius hack! I love that I don't have to buy or use another product/item to tame cone threads and that this method is easy and quick. Thanks!

At what angle the blade is resting ..... i bought a small one lokks nnothing similar to your ..... it comes with 45 degree blade angle..

What confuses me is that dialux black is (according to the manufacturer) for silver. Is this something that concerns us using it for leather tools, as these are made from steel?

"All you have to do is just to press it down" 3:30 Now that makes a lot of sense for a scissor.

What is the blade angle ????

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It's painful to watch this, especially towards the end of the video, in the absence of cardboard for frozen pizza.🤔🤡🤯...! Any explanation or ecological approach to the alleged recycling of pizza packaging is unacceptable..!!!

This is pathetic to say the least...I wouldn't embarrass myself with using frozen pizza cartons..!? Is cardboard so expensive? In paper shops, the A2 format costs approx. 0.20 cents/Eur. If it's a test on youtube..🤔 for a non-transparent promotional video for the Chartermade brand in question..! This is more of an insult to "Chartermade" than to the D2 steel itself...🤡🤯😔

A really unrealistic and non-objective amateur test...! What are these inadequate tests for, except to fulfill some personal ignorant adventures or promotional videos..!!🤔? I can understand the leaning of D2 steel, which I personally deeply appreciate...! This is an inconsistent test..because the correct conditions are not applied...The cardboard is not of equal length and the screws are not properly, uniform..!? Somewhere the pressure is higher, and somewhere much lower..!!! Chartermade is a very good brand, but in this particular case, it is overrated and unobjective..!? D2 is a steel with almost a hundred years of tradition, it was created for the needs of the US war industry, one of the oldest semi-stainless steels in general.. D2 is not completely stainless, it has to be cleaned every now and then and a little oiled.!

Is that the back locking button steel or plastic?

And where does one get either of these items?

So I guess the jokes on everyone because if you search "dye leather soy sauce" there's a whole bunch of things that say it's true and most link this video. I think this video has outlived its comedic value and maybe it's time to let it go.

Honestly you didn't need such a long explanation. Anyone who has tried cutting both ways will automatically see the results. If you use it the wrong way your cuts will be terrible.

Hi..... I studied at Cordwainers College many years ago and was introduced to the folk at Batchelors by my tutor. It was the go to place for us students at the time, couldn't believe how friendly and helpful they were.....it was like going back in time. The good news is that it hasn't changed at all. Always my go to place for all my leather and fittings..... please never change guys cos you have seriously nailed it.....

Do you have a web page where you sell your leather working tools?

Thank you for the tutorial

Excelent for me

The one that you have is right handed or left handed? Just curious

Damn i aint got no wasabi flavoured oil 🥵

It’s nice. Like mine.

Learned so much with your channel, thanks for making your videos! Hope you are doing well

More shop tours please!!

Thank you. I use basic Elmer's Craft Glue to glue before stitching and it works great for me. Easily available in the USA and dirt cheap.

Can someone show me the content of vernis edge paint

Excellent information not generally discussed. Many thanks.

Can this tool cut a circle in the same circumference as a nickel.

My tool gets stuck! Pulling it out takes 5 minutes!

Very helpful video since I am new to leather work and have trouble with edging tools not being or staying sharp. Thanks!

How do I get this original stone l'm leaving in nigeria

Hey, thank you for review. Could you please tell what would be appropriate needl and thread for KL basic French prickin iron 3.38? I've already bought plethora of needless and they aren't working well. Looks like I missing basic knowledge in that area. Thanks

The height would also be an issue with me. I built my stamping table with a thick triangular top, with 90, 60 and 30 degree corners. The shortest side at 18 inches (roughly 46 cm). I then took 3 2x4 pieces, bolted together in a triangle shape, and set them in the center, at the perfect height to pull over my knees when seated in my work chair. The triangular leg has stabilizers at the bottom, and the 3 2x4s form a very solid pedestal to absorb the vibration from hammer blows to the surface. I can slide leather items over the corners to support working on one side of an item, instead of trying to flatten the piece out on a tabletop. I can punch holes, set rivets, set pricking irons, with my metal anvil plate, or cutting board surface, placed in the center of the triangle, over the leg. It is big enough to hold my 24 by 18 cutting mat, if I need to cut out smaller pieces. It is absolutely, the best thing I have ever made from scratch! I think I am going to steal an idea from your punching block, and screw leather straps around the leg for holding my hammers, as well. I don't have as many (or as nice of hammers as you do), but that idea is golden!

Very very good video! Thanks

Put the strop into a strong plastic bag / ziplock, if you don't want compounds getting on your tools. You can even rubberband a bag around the handle too.

You are a treasure chest of technical information

Very nice information! Thanks a Lot!

Very nice video and channel! Thanks

My leather is 5mm thick ? Is this wrong for stropping? Thank you