I really appreciate your skill and showing of each tool in the process of crafting your beautiful cowboy six shooter holster.

LOVE seeing the freehand sculpting, and then that metallic bronze/antique finish?.. WOW. What a gorgeous piece of leather craftmanship. GREAT work Road agent. This holster just became my all-time favorite piece of your works.

@RoadAgentLeather

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

To me it remains a mystery why you are not having way more subscribers. Beautiful work!

This is my second view of this really good and enjoyable video. Thanks again sir.

Absolutely beautiful and excellent craftsmanship.

ive never seen a holster that made me want tu buy a gun for it, except this one. truly a masterpiece.

Beautiful work you do...

@RoadAgentLeather

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Your holster really turned out nice! Enjoyed the video.

I need a holster for my 22L heritage rough rider revolver. That be nice one to have. 👍 Beautiful craftsmanship. When I was a 5th grader we did a little bit of leather work like that. I never got a chance to continue on with leather craft. But you're awesome 👍 the tooling work on your pattern was awesome...it brought back memories of my 5th grade art class. If only I pursued it I'd be making leather craft. I envy you. I ought to relearn it.

Beautiful work.

Beautiful work!

Very beautiful work 👏👏👍 Enzo from Italy...

Fantastic!! Looks Really Nice!!!

Beautiful holster!

Beautifully done

Very nice artwork, Partner! 🤠👍 Thanks for showing!

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

No problem 👍

Beautifully made

The coloring on this Holster is really beautiful. Your work is really exceptional. I enjoy watching your videos. I want to own one of your holsters.

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I sell on Etsy. Just look up Road Agent Leather.

love these videos so much

Great Work Partner! I enjoy it to watch your Videos

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Awesome job!!!

Love your videos man, good work! 👍

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate it!

Best leatherworking channel on the KZreads!

Absolutely incredible

Great tooling👌

Amazing crafting, brother!

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

thanks bro!

Beautiful work. I like the way you tied the hammer thong.

I can cut and work the leather and probably get the rough pattern started but it takes an artistic eye to do all that fine tooling. I thought that flower was don like 4 times before you actually finished. lol Beautiful work.

I need one of those!

Awesome work, i just bought a Tippmann like yours trying to get into leather work, what thread needle combo. Do you use your stiching is superb, again beautiful work thanks for sharing.

beautiful work!! Wish i had as much talent as you do. I mess with leather but not to your level.

Such great work! After the glycerin wash, how long in the bag before you start tooling?

Also why did you prefer the saddle soap compared to the wet concept? It was the first time I had seen this concept. Love your work!!!

It'd be a nice design for a pick guard for a guitar

Would you please tell me what type and color of dye are you using on this holster? I really like the color. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

I just started leather working now at 65. I found your craftsmanship to be an excellent teacher 😀 I've only done 8 pieces but sold 3 of them. Thank you for sharing this art. May i ask what you dilute your dye with?

@RoadAgentLeather

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Fiebings' dye can be cut with denatured alcohol.

Caro artesão, o seu trabalho é maravilhoso. Os seus coldres e cintos são lindos e inigualavelmente bem feitos. Parabéns! Que Deus lhe dê sucesso e o retorno financeiro merecidos!

Great job as always. Wish I had all them stamps to tool with. I just got like the basics. Nobody does tooling around me so I'm learning as I go. How did you punch your stitching holes? I hand stitch using either chisel or an awl. Depends on how thick it is.

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I used Tandy's diamond stitching chisel (2mm).

Inspiring!

Awesome

How long did the saddle soaped leather stay in the bag?

Great video! Also, one other question. What size thread did you go with?

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

It's T270 (#277) bonded nylon. I just pull it off my stitching machine when I'm hand sewing.

Do you resist before antique?

Good video. Had to mute the music cuz it brought on a feeling of anxiety. 🤣

Where did you get your edge bevelers and what are their numbers

Whats the point of the saddle soap while casing? I've never seen this technique before. Also I've always cut all my lines before stamping, but I see you stamp your flowers without cutting the edges and you only cut the vines. Whats your reasoning for this? Sorry for all the questions, I enjoy learning new ways of doing things

The step right before you did the neatsfoot oil. In the jar. I'm assuming that was perhaps a pro dye cut with alcohol?

@RoadAgentLeather

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. It was mostly Fiebings British tan cut with denatured alcohol (though there may have been some Russet in there).

@outfitr9703

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoadAgentLeather Can you use regular rubbing alcohol?

When you do your final cuts with the swivel knife at the end, what sized blade is that?

@RoadAgentLeather

2 жыл бұрын

it's a 3/8" straight blade that I modified a bit by rounding one of the edges off. I go in more detail about it on my "Hand of God" video 4

Can I ask where you got the small creaser paddle bit. I can't stand the one that comes from Tandy. Thanks.

@RoadAgentLeather

2 жыл бұрын

The one at the beginning? It came with the Tandy pro stitching grover set. I've lost it since I made this video and had to make one out of some scrape metal I had laying around. Works just as well.

Do you have a place where someone can purchase a holster from you ? I love your work.

@RoadAgentLeather

2 жыл бұрын

look me up on Etsy: RoadAgentLeather

What was the first big jar of oil/dye ??

@outfitr9703

2 жыл бұрын

Never mind I got my answer from another comment.

How much does one of your belts and hose cost

@RoadAgentLeather

2 жыл бұрын

it depends on the specifics. look me up on my Etsy page "RoadAgentLeather"

Do men generally like flowers? What gives

@RoadAgentLeather

Жыл бұрын

Floral motifs are a tradition in western gun leather, saddlery, and other cowboy stuff.

I saw one of your holsters on etsy. Me thinks you sell too cheap!

Loved your video and the holster but dude your music is hard to listen to it put you to sleep