Leather working. The tools I use everyday.

Everyone always ask me what tools I use, what leather I use, what dye, and so on. In this video I'm going to show every single tool that I use on every one of my leather projects. With these tools you can make just about anything.

[allandavis]

Thanks for the great video. I've been doing this for about 6 months and there always seems to be more to learn. And a different way to do it. Lots of good information from you. Thank you.

[Australia-kykx]

First class video, informative and encouraging. Thanks for posting

[oldcodger]

Super video and VERY informative, especially for a beginner! Thanks for sharing with all of us and enjoy your hobby and business!

[DemetraGayle]

Thank you for this video!!!  I have been doing leatherwork for 12 years now and it was still good to see how YOU use the tools.  Your idea for the foam and cardboard base to use when drilling holes in thick leather was really great!!  Thank you for sharing all of this.  I had a $120 pair of boots that were bright RED!  After watching half of your video I ordered some of the Oil Dye and dyed them dark brown with great success.  I am NOT  a red shoe person!  You Rock!!! Thanks for sharing.

[barrywatson]

Got most of those goodies. Nice tip on the use of the dremel for punching clean holes too. Great video.

[johnkirby]

Fantastic video! Answered so many of the questions I had, can't wait to see more...

[JollyPeeps]

Great video. Lots of solid no non-sense advice. Thanks for sharing your experience. Bless you bro.

[oldtimerlee]

Thank you. Learned a lot about leather tools.

Good point about working your way up. Had to with just about every thing I do in my shop. (Primarily woodworking) When leave it, for last time, there'll be list of "want to have". Still adding, a piece at a time, when "need to have" comes. But, only after "making do with what you have" doesn't get the job done.

BTW, my first work bench was a old maple kitchen table. :-)

Beat up after 40+ years, it's the table beside my computer, as I type.

[katlinarcand]

Love the vid man. Was great learning experience

[nancyrhesketh]

Thanks for sharing, good info about the dyes and the Dremel tool for drilling holes!

[leytonroy]

Your videos have made me to want to get into leather workin and sheath building for myself so thanks for the inspiration

[TheBeardedBurton]

This is just awesome man, have been looking for something like this for awhile now! Love your work and it's awesome to see how it gets made!

[alancoates]

That was most helpful. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.

[kan-zee]

Your a true artist...love your leather art.

[Brummiejohn]

That was a great video that just about sums up everything your going to need to start out in leatherwork, it will help some one who is just starting out in leatherwork a lot, one thing you mentioned that I thought was right is the cost of the tools and it's not a cheap hobby, I think I have spent about £500 so far and still spending on tools, not sure what that is in dollars, All the best John.

[oliverbrown]

Great video. Been looking for all the information you gave here. Thanks!

[trevorwalker]

Great video, grierwolfe. Thanks for putting it up. I'm going through exactly this right now

[tomritter]

great vid on the tools Justin I use a piece of plywood 1/2 sheet over two chairs

[sebastiendetours]

Thank you for this video full of informations (and good tips). I am looking for tools and it's true it's not cheap.

[joshuahouse]

Great information im thinking of going into a little leather projects  just for fun this helps a lot