I have been admiring that tool rack for a long time. I like the angle for being able to see all of the stamps better. A great future addition!

Any opportunity to say ‘Great rack’ without getting slapped is awesome. 😉

I'm sorry if you have answered this question before, if so, I couldn't find it. How far apart did you make the holes on the 4X4 piece of wood? Also, how long are the screws you put in the back to hold another rack. Thank you.

thanks again Chuck!

I’m glad I came across this video because I was wanting to get the tool caddy, but was trying to find a review / demo that shows more up close detail. Your video did just that and then some. 7:43

I made one out of a 2" thick piece of walnut I had laying around. I'm so glad you showed your wood rack in detail, I'll be making one like it! Thanks Chuck!

Would have love to see the nails on the back to see how the other 4x4 slid in.

I’ve always coveted that tool rack. Now that I see how it’s assembled... I got this. 🤞🏻😁

I want to meet u! U might be, "The Most Interesting Man in the World". I feel like u r my best friend when in my shop. I Love you! I love learning from you. Thank you and keep them coming!

Thank you your videos are fantastic !!!!

Love the design, made one today after watching this video this morning. Wish I could post a picture.

Chuck you're the man! I'll give these ideas a whirl!

@WeaverLeatherSupply

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment. Good luck! 😃

Awesome ideas. You are a hoot to watch, great energy and passion for leatherwork👍🏻😎

I always enjoy chuck's videos!

Since I don't actually have a shop or a large work area, I'm working in my apartment bedroom. I have just enough space to work with. I'm using a wire shelving unit that gives me room for the containers that hold my dyes, rivets, and other items. For storing my tools, I bought three little wire art supply organizers which have a drawer at the bottom, a small shelf above that, then a 3-level tier that has 9 angled slots on top. This allows me to organize stamps, cutting tools, threads, and other items. Since I'm using a folding table to do my work on, I set it up right in front of that shelving unit. It allows me to reach across the table to get to my tools and supplies. A good LED lamp clipped to the top shelf allows me to have good light to work in. I also have a couple of plastic magazine racks for books, pattern packs, and other sundries like craft-aids. When I need to do any stamping or punching, I have the top of what used to be a Lazy Susan that sits on my lap, and I put either my marble block or my punching board on top of that, that way I don't disturb my neighbors downstairs. Organizing your tools can be done in many ways, depending on what type of space you have available. You just need to look for things that will work for your space, and think of alternatives. I like my little wire organizers. They really work for the space that I have.

Thank you for all your wonderful video

Great ideas for storage. You always learn from creating projects. Thanks!

Always great tips and projects. Now I have to go look in the scrap wood pile!!!!!

love the simplicity of your rack. i have a few of the old plastic racks. the hollow and opened sides design makes for a mess anytime the caddies are moved, especially if the tools are not straight. making a new one has been on my list for a while. as always Chuck, thanks for the inspiration and ideas.

Really great simple tool rack design. Just in time as my bench desperately is in need of organizing. Thanks for sharing

I’ve always wondered how your tool rack was made. Thanks for sharing

Great ideas!

Some great ideas and inspiration there, Chuck. Thank you. I'm off to sketch out some of my ideas right now.

@WeaverLeatherSupply

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent!

I own a custom leather shop. I've been looking for ideas for organizing and storing my stamping tools. I think I'll be building one of these racks this weekend! Thank you!

@WeaverLeatherSupply

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome Charles - hope it turns out great!

I've had my stamps in leather rolls for a few years but will be upgrading to a proper rack in my new shop. Thanks for the detailed info and inspiration.

@WeaverLeatherSupply

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome

Thanks, Chuck. lol A NEW project. A great project for the guy who does scatter and complain.

weaver needs to find someone to create those holders Chuck designed!❤

I love magnetic strips from Home Depot, very inexpensive and quick to grab tools and put back in its home.

You got it altogether Chuck. Now the question begs, do you put each tool back in the proper hole when you’re working on a project or do you lay it down on the table and walk away?

I have a suggestion for a Leather Element. Could you maybe go through when, why and if you should apply a top coat to the grain and/or flesh side of a hide, both for natural and already dyed leathers?

Noticed a small anvil in the closing scene of this video. Would like to know what design features a leather tooling anvil has that is different than a bench metal working anvil. Excellent series of videos, especially the barber strop project video. Thanks for sharing.

@WeaverLeatherSupply

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! We will link the anvil here for you but the main features are: • Countersink holes for riveting hame nails without smashing heads • V-groove for raising straps and layers • Large cavity to collect rivets that are knocked out www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/heritage-harnessmakers-combination-anvil

One question. Where is the coffee maker?

Hey chuck I was wondering how you would finish the ends of a handle wrap for like a motorcycle hand grip, so you would have a end cap not just a hollow cylinder. Thanks

Thank you for sharing this! I'm going to be making one today! I do have one question, how do you know how far apart to make the holes? Do you know where I could get a pattern? Thanks in advance!

@geriskibicki5006

2 жыл бұрын

Have that same question myself. Did you receive an answer?

@jimtompkins5742

2 жыл бұрын

@@geriskibicki5006 no, I didn't. But I made one. It took a while, with a lot of measuring.

A few hundred more dollars and I'll use this design myself. There will be a need for it.

Why are there not any sketches/plans on how to make this?

What’s spacing did you use to center the holes? I’m trying to draw it out. 1” centers seems too close. Just curious before I drill a million holes 😂

Chuck, could you tell me what the center measurements on the holes on the tool rack ? TIA

You could have something 3 times bigger made of wood for the same weight though?

Do you have a template for your wooden stamp rack by chance?

Can you make a haver sack

I will make me a rack, just need to get a piece of 4x4.

Must be nice. All my stuff got stolen. Appreciate what you have even if it's unorganized. 😵