Would like to see the braid work magic you refered to Scott.

@janderson8401

3 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@TpetPlayr

3 жыл бұрын

Me three!

@hamdrew3748

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, awesome to see beautiful work like this done. Could just watch him forever.

@julianramirez8636

3 жыл бұрын

Please im very passionate about leather work and would love to see a video on those gorgeous braids!!

@kimbrowne7922

3 жыл бұрын

Me too please

I love how Nate is putting his life on the line teaching his little ones 😊 keep up the good work

@TheMinecraftfreak668

3 жыл бұрын

Yup we saw that coming from a mile away. 11:10

Steve 7:08. This is something I would like to see. Steve invite them back into your shop please!

@bcase2056

3 жыл бұрын

Heck ya

@cicibradley2809

3 жыл бұрын

Steve could have his own channel.

That leatherwork is just about too gorgeous to believe

If Steve just set up a camera in his shop and made raw, unedited, un-narrated KZread videos, I would subscribe and tune in just to watch sometimes.

@TheRyGuyRy

3 жыл бұрын

I'll second this notion!

@jonanderson5137

3 жыл бұрын

Get a kid to set up a good angle at each workstation and I guarantee he'll have more subs than EC in a year

@hamdrew3748

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea, would be amazing to watch. If you are already doing the work might as well put in a bit more effort to get it on video, or hire someone. You already doing the hard part!

@gabewhisen3446

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@psidvicious

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonanderson5137 Right. Just hire some techie kid to set it up, maybe monitor some comments, etc. It would be great experience for the kid anyway, doing something they’re interested in.

And the two of you didn’t think that the rest of us wouldn’t appreciate other craftsmen! Thank you both! And keep up the good work.

Taken from a guy who likes to work with leather, but cannot in any way be considered good at it, this guy is a true artist!! I really enjoyed watching this come together as beautifully as it did! Thank you!!

If I could vote for a long term look at something this fella and his leather working would be high on my list. The examples off his leather braiding were very impressive. I would also enjoy him showing how a saddle is made and how he adjusts a saddle for the horse it is made for. Once again you have put together a really good example of some one doing a great job doing something they find interesting. Keep up the good work, we all enjoy it.

Steve has been my friend for many years.I met him through the edged weapons contest we used to do.I've long been amazed by his craftsmanship and his knowledge of the knots and braiding he does, Some of you are lucky to have a sheath made by Steve for one of my knives and as you know they are beautiful functional pieces of leather craft. Cy Swan

@jaygoldenmusic

2 жыл бұрын

Well said, friend.

I would love to see that, am a leatherworker myself, but seeing how another craftsman works his trade, with his own trick he developed over years of doing it is always valuable and amazing!

@jaybee6318

3 жыл бұрын

Ruud van Tiel agreed. I got into leather a couple years ago and learned most of what I know from the hundreds of videos I've watched of other leather workers and their unique styles.

Brother, I could watch this fella make coasters all day! When ya get to watch someone who has long ago mastered their craft and puts the effort, care, and detail in every piece they make just for one special reason, his name will forever be on it doesn't matter what it is!

As with you Scott, I enjoy watching a true craftsman performing his craft. That was beautiful workmanship. Getting the children involved is great memories for them.

Sometimes a thumbs up is not enough! KZread needs a heart. ❤ It's never a chore to watch a craftsman at work and when the finished product is as stunning as that sheath... Wow!

I would love to see anything in steve's shop. Love watching the magic happen in a leather shop thanks so much for sharing this EC.

These videos of you narrating while a master is at work, are truly a pleasure to watch

I'd love to see more of this! Leather braiding is used in mostly in horemanship attire, but I've seen some fashion designer use them as well.

Boy, that sheath really is Heirloom Quality! Any man you love to have one of these. Thanks Steve!! "Keep Up the Good Work"

Awesome craftsmanship! Loved watching Steve work! Would definitely like to see more.

Steve, God bless your heart. I was a leather craftsman (hippie) back in the 70’s in LA and SF. Watching you work warms me and hits a “true” place in my heart. I never rose to the level of saddle making but I’m sure glad you did. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

I have been leatherworking for just a couple of years, it is really amazing to see Steve do things with total confidence and supreme accuracy, when I still have to think about so many steps very carefully before I move a muscle. Really impressive, and so glad I had the opportunity to watch him in action.

I would really like to see the leather braiding demonstrated.

hey, this video is awesome, it is unlisted, very few people can find it, but as an amateur leatherworker i loved this video. I usually am a woodworker, but needing a leather holster and with the encouragement from a friend who made wallets i got into it, and realized that it is a cheap hobby to start into, it is the first hobby I have seen where the tools are cheaper than the material you work with, and I really benefit to know a bit about two trades because you can then make things that uses knowledge and materials from both trades, such as leather strops with a nice wooden base. Thank you for the video, I would love tho see more magic from that shop

@essentialcraftsman

3 жыл бұрын

It will be coming out on our channel next week.

@mihacurk

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to get a sneak peek then😁

Beautiful work. Thanks Steve and Scott.

Thank you for sharing this with everyone! I would very much enjoy seeing more of this craftsman at work.

Don't worry about bottling it up, Scott. Those of us who know that smell - we can smell it as we watch! And, yes!! I'd love to see more of this remarkable craftsmanship.

God there all at it with the leather. Hoffman, diresta, savage etc..I'd love to do some more. Only fixed my mobile phone case

I would love to see more leatherwork. I’ve been at it for almost 2 years now and I have no shortage of requests. Steve is a amazing craftsman!

Would definitely love to see more of the braid work. True craftsmanship for sure. I am fortunate enough to know a leather maker personally and I see the time and effort he puts into his trade, it’s nothing short of amazing.

I’ll bet Steve’s break-even point for just the time & materials on that double bit axe cover is more than most of us have ever spent on an axe! (And worth every penny!!)

@alextroughton4208

3 жыл бұрын

@L F Absolutely worth it. You won't find an heirloom on amazon

It’s an essential skill. Of course we want to see more.

Incredible! Thank you Steve for sharing your skills with us!

I would definitely like to see more of Steve's work. The man is an artist! 😎👍

Wow just wow! Would love to see more videos of Steve doing his thing. Man that was cool. I could use one of them on my turnout gear.

I would love to see Steve braiding and other leather work please

This is amazing. Of course we would love to see as much of Steve working as he will allow!!

Mr. Scott, and Nate, your friend is an absolute treasure, any future showing of his work would be very much appreciated.

I would love to see some braiding done.

Yup, would like to see some leather braiding. Something easy like a Blacksnake whip !!

This video immediately goes into my favorites ! What an amazing bit of skilled work, I would love to see more of this man's work ! Thank you for showing us this gorgeous footage !

GREAT VIDEO! We need more people learning to use leather in their projects. Last year I had the privilege of making my first knife complete with its leather sheath and nothing is more satisfying than knowing you made a legit tool from scratch. Keep up the good work boys, love your channel!

Incredible leather work by Steve Harris. Please post and share his leather work. Does he have a website? It's fun watching pros at work. Just like watching EC.

What about a new KZread channel: "The Essential Leather Man"

@xoxo2008oxox

3 жыл бұрын

LOL..first thought of the multitool..."

@fredbosch5392

3 жыл бұрын

@@xoxo2008oxox Me too.

@SenselessUsername

3 жыл бұрын

Would attract an, errr, edgy crowd though.

Watching a true craftsman is always such a pleasure. Truly an honor to see his work. Thanks for the great video, none of your videos are disappointing. Always a pleasure.

Would love to see more! Love watching a proficient craftsman work! I'm an eagle scout and remember taking the leather work merit badge and it was nothing like this but to see someone that is well skilled do a task, to me at least, is just amazing!

I hope that this excellent craftsman trains a few young people on time who can continue his age-old profession.

Oh no, another set of tools to buy.

@nigelwylie01

3 жыл бұрын

I started in Leatherwork in just this way when I wanted to protect a nice blacksmith-made spoon knife I bought. It took over my life! I now own hundreds of antique leather working tools, and I do more leatherwork than any other craft. It even took me into bookbinding in leather. The possibilities are endless if you are curious.

@jimsteel1114

2 жыл бұрын

@DavidGardner do you know which brand of stamps he uses? Especially that basket weave one, looks like it cuts really deep!

@dagwood1327

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimsteel1114 I do not know.

I love the smell of leather, and I adore the skill and craft that Steve brings to the table. It's not for me to take up leatherworking - but I sure would enjoy and appreciate more videos of him!

It would be awesome to watch Steve create his masterpiece leather work. Thank you for inviting us into your lives.

"Not as old as cooking, but only by a few hours." -Essential Craftsman

@chadh3441

2 жыл бұрын

The most epic response that could never have been more perfect! Nailed it!

Where would one aquire a custom made leather stamp or leather burning stamp? Thanks for the clip!

@dylanmoran5067

3 жыл бұрын

I believe the makers mark stamp that Steve has in this video is made by InfintyStamps.com I ordered one from them, it is high quality. Email them an image, and size you want.

@mooseknuckle8334

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylanmoran5067 Awesome thanks for the reply.

@jimsteel1114

2 жыл бұрын

@Dylan Moran do you know the brand of basket weave stamp he is using? Can't find it anywhere

@jonathangrant1597

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimsteel1114 Any luck finding that stamp, i've been looking for something similar for ages...

@Magoot2456

2 жыл бұрын

Im looking for that basketweave stamp as well! So cool!!!

Watching the leatherworking is so tranquil and mesmerizing. I can actually smell the leather in that shop. Please have him back and do some more of this beautiful artistry.

For sure 100% yes on watching the braid work!!! Thank you gentlemen.

So coconuts are cause of those black finger nails on every craftsman youtuber.

Such an amazing channel. I particularly enjoy when you talk about anything concrete related. You’re the only channel that I have seen on KZread that know what they are doing. Even though I have been in the concrete trade for 15 years I have learned from you. Greetings from Texas

Mr. Harris is a man I've long admired for his character and his spirit. His leatherwork is no less fine. Great video.

I would love to see more of anything Steve makes!

This is amzazing. Would love to see more of this craftsmanship.

The smell of leather is soothing and magical. Please show more leather work.

That workmanship is amazing. Pure art.

I would love to see a channel devoted to this craftsman’s leather projects. Expertise like his, must be preserved for future generations.

I have been doing leather since 1971. I have never viewed a leather video that I not only enjoyed so much but also learned so many techniques from in such a short period of time. And the end result was a true work of art. Nice Job!!

Loved to hear the comment about old world craftsmanship still in play today. Great video and beautiful work. Thank you for sharing this.

Amazing work Steve, please share more. My late father suffered from alcoholism, and entered rehab several times when I was growing up. He was a creative guy, liked working wood, and it was in rehab he always took to leather working for some reason. I suppose because they had the leather belt and wallet kits and basic tools available. I always think fondly of my father, and his battle with alcohol and his attempts to heal, and how craft was a part of that, when I see leather work done. Still have a belt with my name on it he made me. Thanks again for sharing.

Great video and great content. I grew up my whole life working leather like that and it is still to this day one of those things that I truly treasure. My grandpa was a fantastic leather worker in his life as he was a life long old school cowboy. He worked for the biggest ranches in the state of Arizona in his early years and then came home to run the family ranch. Needless to say I was able to learn a lot from him. I picked up a lot of life lessons and the cowboy way of living. God bless the Cowboys and their families.

I would Love to see more of this leather work, what a Craftsman!!!

I absolutely love seeing other craftsmen on this channel! Steve Harris, Ken Jordan, Phil Rokus, etc.

This is an absolute must have content on Essential Craftsman. I love watching leather works. You should see the leather works from gun holster makers like Sam Andrews and many more. Keep up the great work!

Brilliant video, I'd certainly like to see more of Steve's work in the future.

Been waiting for this!!! Steve is SO gifted!

Really appreciate what you and Steve are demonstrating, the value of skilled labor and knowledge in craftsmanship. Thanks for all your videos, I don't work in construction or leatherworking, but there's always a trick or two I find in your videos I can use to expand my handyman arsenal or to apply to my own profession.

Good job I bought a Tandy Leather kit about 60 years ago when I was a little kid you took me back you really could almost smell the leather in the shop one of your best videos yet!

Beautiful craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing!

After watching many of your videos you are a great craftsman and a fantastic start teller. I think speak for all of us watching, we would love to see more of Steves work for sure.

What a beautiful fantastic video. Steve knows how to show people who watch this video get some knowledge in leathercraft. Nowadays, we are so busy doing everyday things we don't stop to look at the things in the past that are still available to see and marvel at. This is what should be looked at as well as learned.

I'd definitely enjoy seeing more leather work. Thank you.

Thank you and Steve for sharing. This is wonderful.

WOW!! This is amazing work. I love watching a master at work.

Outstanding. I began leatherworking back in the 60's as I got into college. My Dad had done it longer than that. I love the aroma of a leather shop. I haven't done much leather work in a long time but I still have all of Dad's tools and will be getting back into it soon. Yes, I would like to see more work in Steve's shop. Very cool.

Stunning! Steve, more EC at your shop please!

Definitely enjoyed watching this supreme craftsman! Would love to see his braiding! Thank you for sharing!

What beautiful craftsmanship. I've seen alot of incredible piece made from leather, but it is truly glorious to watch leather be made into its final form. Great video guys. I would love to see the braiding.

I would love to see more leather work done by this man, he makes that look so effortless, absolutely beautiful work!

@nigelwylie01

3 жыл бұрын

That’s video editing for you! Plenty of effort involved, without a doubt! That saddle-skirting leather is TOUGH!

Loved, loved, loved this. I would love to see more. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful work. Yes to more!!

The answer is an enthusiastic yes! I would love to see more of this guy’s work.

After the day I've had today this was very enjoyable and soothing to watch. Thank you. It reminds me that I need to be doing more things for my own fulfillment.

What a privilege to get to see. Thank you. Hope he shares more.

You are the most relaxing vlogger in the universe, as well as being the most interesting. I always learn lots from you and your humanity is a revelation. Thank you so much.

Beautiful. Awesome job Steve. Just beautiful to watch. ❤️

Wow!! What a craftsman!!! Thanks for sharing.

Please do a video with Steve about his saddle and other leather work. In these difficult times, it's very relaxing to see him work. Keep up the good work to both of you.

Thank you for sharing this craft. After seeing the shop apron he gave you, I was inspired to make one for myself. I was inspired to incorporate into my apron build, the old custom leather suspenders I wore as a firefighter. I am very happy with the outcome.

such gorgeous leatherwork! I have a, by comparison, very simple leather project in the works (inspired by your kit project), and seeing his mastery is a lot of motivation to get it done. and to learn what mistakes I have made, so I can get better. Thank you both for doing good work!

A man of staggering skill. Thanks so much for sharing this.

Yes, please show more of this craftsman

ABSOLUTELY!!! I’d really love seeing more videos of him!

I would definitely appreciate seeing Steve’s braid work!

As a leather crafter myself, this was a treat. Thank you :)

Amazing work and amazing skills. Thank you for letting us see you work.

What an amazingly skilled craftsman, beautiful to watch him work.