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Excellent video! For anyone who doesnt have the rubber laying around, some of that rug padding works in a pinch

great tip, ty as always.

Great tip thank you so much🙏🙏

I brew tea here in the states, cheers 🫖👌

Might this be a useful hack to get a better finish overall, even if air bubbles are not present?

Here's a side quest for you: hardening vegetable tanned leather to make snooker/pool cue leather tips.

Great tip! Makes sense since flame used for resin, too!

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Wow! Great tip! I definitely needed to see this!

Philip thank you so much this is an amazing trick man...

Thank you for this tip. Down in Texas

Would a hot creasing iron also work, or must a flame be used?

That's a nice knife!...That slant makes a hell of a difference...to be honest I find my cutting mat has enough friction to hold the leather in place skiving. Tend to only use my granite slab for tooling etc., Yours is a handy tip though.

Please can you hunt down the oldest Hermes leather bags please. And/or saddles. The new stuff has lost its authenticity completely. Hermes is either celebrity "fashion"-ista or school gate Mums gossiping about you know what and who.

И кому ты показал?

Please pdf u have

Wonderful work sir. Congratulations for this beatiful job.

What a beautiful, simple, yet elegant design. I love the double-use handles and how the strap rolls into the bag. Great design!

best sheath I have ever seen, so slick

Very nice Video in terms of information. The music is way too loud for me and distracting. Thanks for the information - going to buy a Acetal Copolymer mat for cutting!

Looking forward to this video. How's your hand my friend?

What is the size of Your awl blade?

I'm sorry, what kind of compound on the leather? I hear "grim" compound but that's probably not it.

Very nice

Спасибо Вам за Ваш труд. Очень познавательный контент. Привет из России.

Watching from Singapore 🇸🇬

Is the hammer a sand weighted one? Not sure of the proper name. England

Any thoughts on your hammer vs a maul?

I have been searching all over looking for tips on dealing with lambskin leather as I find it impossible to skive and punch chisel holes for sewing as the whole are not easy to see to get the needle through the correct spot as the whole almost disappear even though I push the chisel completely through multiple times. Also find it very hard to cut as it stretches so easily while cutting. Is goatskin that much different from lambskin? And if so any advice on dealing with sheepskin?

how are you just finding this out when every single leather product manufacture has been useing this technique for centuries

Dunhill made in london leather goods is ace - charming touch is the leather card they include stamped with the craftsman name

Never dreamed of creating a luxurious cigar case. I have dreamed of creating a luxurious rifle case though, hint hint. Would love to see your take on that one Philip. Cigar case looks amazing. Hope you have a wonderful weekend Philip, Cheers.

Buenos consejos todos. Sin dudarlo, el mejor es el de utilizar buenos elementos de seguridad para las manos en este caso pero igualmente es importante para los ojos, oídos y pulmones según sea la necesidad. Gracias

Good joke😂

I don’t think you can really make luxury if you do not appreciate the beauty of it.

What's that tool you used on the edges? Isn't that a tool for woodwork? I like it!

You make it look easy. I know better. Great skills, thank you.

Thank you, precise and straight to the point

i was like " wait...i know that knife!" then I checked the channel and i was like "Phillip!". thanks, im going to try this

Dead link on tool

To maintain hole count across the two differing total stitch run lengths?

What did you use for the stifiner

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I always miss the live notifications somehow... thanks for uploading as always!

4:19 So, the tape is used to keep the edges together until stitched?

Fine work, thank you.

Where do you buy this tool?

Some of the Dixon hammers missed the hardening phase. My mate bought one in 1977, and it was soft. A Blacksmith was able to harden it, so they used good steel. I swapped him another one and have used his for 50 years now, and it is still a tool one is proud to own. I have another here that is soft as well, yet at least two others that are good and hard. Dixon did themselves no favours with poor quality control, perhaps? Sad really.

Lol!