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Thanks! I really appreciate it. Sorry, but I don't have this one amymore, but I've got another one, close to it availabel here: www.redsmithleatherwork.com/product-page/leather-bifold-wallet-pattern Thanks for watching!

Yes I make one for a client a months back.

Thank you very much!

Amazon. Thanks a lot!

I used my own. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Hi. I used a swivel knife from Kyoshin Elle, brown dye and Super Shene finish. Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much! 😊

Thank you! I used sweet almond oil because that's what I had, but you can also use lanolin oil. Thanks for watching

Thanks. I should have used a torch or some kind of heat source to get rid of the bubbles. Didn't have anything at the time to do it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!!

Большое спасибо!!

СПАСИБО.

Not really. Watch it again.

No, or your paint will get dirty because of the dye

"Hello. Nice work/Cool video. Could you tell me where you got the revolvers, please?" Try again.

Look it was not meant to be rude. It was just a question. If you could tell me where you got the revolvers it would be much appreciated. Please and Thank you. It was a fun video. But your response was fairly rude.

@@christopherbrant8610 Your comment was probably not meant to be rude, but it was. I spent hours making this video and I owe you nothing. My answer was just pointing out that a "hello" or a nice word yo start a comment and and a question is how things are done in life. Politeness will give you all you want or need in life, even on the social media. I got the guns from Amazon. Let me know of you want the exact references and I'll send you the links. Have a good day.

@@RedSmith I would appreciate it if you can. And I apologize you're right. It was a very well made video and I enjoyed the little skits before and after

Thank you. I appreciate it. Here are the links to the guns : www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B000JWJ0RS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B000VBJGJE/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It's on the french Amazon but you can probably find them everywhere. Have a nice day.

Thanks a lot! And thanks for watching!

Yes they soaked for 12 hours. As they should. Thanks for watching.

Thank you!

Good morning and welcome !

Thanks a lot. You just found yourself a family treasure. Take great care of it and have a nice day.

Bonjour. Et merci. Les températures dépendent du type d'acier utilisé. Mais je travaille plutôt à la couleur de l'acier chaud. Il est assez facile de trouver sur Google des chartes de couleurs et les températures correspondantes. Généralement, la normalisation se fait vers 820-900°, la trempe se situe vers 850-900 degrés (rouge cerise) et le revenu cers 230, l'acier tourne jaune paille.. J'espère que cela t'aidera à l'avenir. Bon courage !

Please do. And thanks for watching!

Thanks a lot for the pictures Sandy. You did an amazing job!

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks

Thank you!

Merci. J'ai utilisé de l'epoxy Cristal je crois, différente de la bi-composante pour coller.

Indeed. Thanks for watching!!

Sorry but I don't understand your comment. Thanks for watching though!

Thanks. It's called Eco FLo Super Shene. It seals the leather and makes it shiny. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching

Muchas gracias por tu comentario y gracias por mirar. Saludos desde Francia

Thanks

@@RedSmith You're welcome

Lot of trials and errors to make the perfect pattern. Thanks for watching.

Thank you

Thanks. The link to the set I bought is in the video description. You can add some weight in modifying the desigbn or glueing something to the bottom of the piece. Hope it helps, thanks for watching!

After I dyed the leather with brown leather dye, I used leather oil and a finish called Super Shene. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching

Thanks a lot. I used 2.0mm thick leather for the cap. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

Sure thing. Send me an email to theredsmith@hotmail.com and we will discuss it :)

Thank you for remembering!! And yes I would love to see your work when it's finish. Please send me an email when you're done at theredsmith@hotmail.com ! Thanks!!😊

@@RedSmith Thank you very much, definitely will do :)

Here is the link to my Instructables. It might help you: www.instructables.com/Native-American-Headdress-War-Bonnet/

Thank you!@@RedSmith

You're wlecome :) @@sandyboyd2068

Hello, it's about 22cmx5cm. Thanks a lot for watching!

You forgot to make slices in the pieces to accommodate the curvature. But thank you! I’m making mine completely out of plant material!

22cmx5cm. Thanks for watching!

@@RedSmith Thank you. Mine is 29cm. I’m worried it’s too long. I guess I can always shorten it by taking some beads off

@@sandyboyd2068 Absolutely. Measure the length you need and create your design accordingly😊

Probably close to how I did it. Minus the crazy glue :) Thanks for watching!

The glue we used would have been made from animal products ~ same with the thread ~ but we didn’t use a bead loom

Thank you. Not sure I understand your question. Could you please explain ?

Thanks. Yes, I can't complain😊

Thank you! Comments like yours keep the motivation high!

Thank you very much!