Finally someone on youtube who does basic leather work, and actually finishes their edges! really nice wallet!

Took me awhile to solve the riddle of the wrapper. LOL. Great looking piece.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Greg's Garage Thanks! While I was working with the leather I was day dreaming about all of the picnics and cookouts that single cow might have been to...

@D1cko888

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Oltrogge here I was thinking it was a click bait title. Well done.

@drpipe

6 жыл бұрын

I still didn't get it !

@charredskeleton

6 жыл бұрын

Berkeley Jones Hamburger is usually beef. Beef is cow. The leather he used is cowhide.

@gsalinas1229

5 жыл бұрын

Brian Oltrogge any possible way you sell one like this, I have one almost exactly like this but it doesn’t have the bill fold. Which I fell in love with. Please please in anyway could I buy this wallet from you.

This takes me back almost sixty years to leathercraft in jr. high shop class. Mr. Johns would have given you an A+. I enjoy your projects and their presentation. First class.

Edge snot: the hallmark of fine leatherworking.

Great wallet and video! Your work is always so well done. And the AvE reference was on point! As was the hamburger wrapper - that one took me a second though.

This is great! Keeping this video in my back pocket for future reference.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Make Something Ha! I see what you did there :). Thanks for your comment!

I kept waiting to see the MacDonald's logo some where. I was at the end before I caught on to what you meant by hamburger wrapper. Great video and great project.

@enmodo

3 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing half the views are from people thinking the same. Sneaky!

I was searching for ideas on making an electrician's tool bag and tripped over your video. Glad I did. Will be checking out the rest of your channel.

I made a very similar wallet myself based on your design. It's been an amazing wallet for personal use, I added in an extra flap for a windowed ID slot and I made the card slot shorter on the 4 1/2" side so it was more of a cover than a full slot because I had some trouble making mine easily accessible. All in all a great piece you designed, thanks for the video!

10/10 for title, cool project detail was fantastic

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Christopher Chisolm Thank you!!

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Christopher Chisolm Thank you very much for your comment!

@ethanbrown9985

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Oltrogge what thread did you use, also great title?

Damn. You can move your hands like a superhero.

thank you for allowing me to keep my high expectations of quality. nothing worth having comes easy. I truly appreciate you sharing your work with us.

That turned out pretty good.

beautiful wallet! the rounded edges are a nice touch. for my personal taste I liked the raw chunkiness of the square edge to show off the thickness of that full grain leather. i would guess most viewers probably like the finished look. the great thing about making your own is making it your way! great video! thanks!

You're killing me....every thing you make is amazing. Congrats

Nothing like watching a craftsman at work with old timey music in the background. :p

Best Wallet and video I’ve seen In a while

Because you showed how to do this,Going to buy you the Biggest Hamburger Sandwich you ever seen!!!

Entertaining as well as informative. Good leatherworking skills.

Your projects are always phenomenal. love your videos keep up the great work.

You have amazing skills. What a stunning design in simplicity, but elegance.

Hey Brian. any chance we could get more content. the quality of your work and attention to detail is phenomenal. every video i watch only makes me want to watch more. thx for your contributions.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+James1024B Thank you for your comment! I'll try to remember to point the camera at more stuff... :)

@MrJmak642

7 жыл бұрын

Agree, your videos and work product are incredible. This is one of the channels I watch as soon as you release content. Understand how time intensive it is making videos though. Do you have the patreon?

@Marilovelace

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Oltrogge why u clickbait

@jasonsexton8869

7 жыл бұрын

Bit late on the reply to this as I just saw the video, but he was completely honest with his title. He did use a piece of burger wrapper for making a wallet. Natural burger wrapper. After all, doesn't the skin wrap around what will one day become said burger? ;)

You sir, deserves the cherry on the cake. Such an amazing skill

Simplified handsome wallet . Nicely done !

That looks lovely. Really nice and simple design.

I watched the whole thing and then wondered 'where the was the McDonalds wrapper?' Then I got it.

@nathangek

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Botanel haha same here 😂

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Ben Botanel When I was trying it out first on those close to me... "Where does hamburger come from?" "McDonalds" "Well yes, but before that.." :)

@Razan3bdullah

7 жыл бұрын

i watched it twice i didnt get it yet

@nathangek

7 жыл бұрын

It's made of a hamburger wrapper, aka leather which wraps around a cow :)

@Razan3bdullah

7 жыл бұрын

now i got it

Simple and elegant, love it!

Love your design

What a nice wallet! Really nice seeing it come together with such care for detail! :) thank you for sharing!

There is something so satisfying about watching a sharp edge beveler that's rounds fresh leather

Wow, Leather is an actual wrapper for hamburger...........You Sir, are a genius! 💯

@thanismurugathas2929

2 жыл бұрын

it took me almost 20 minutes to find your comment! I just wasn't getting the pun & then your comment from 4 years ago saved me from insanity! thank you so much

Cleverest clickbait title I've ever seen.

@nobrick321

7 жыл бұрын

i said the same thing.

@A380FIN

6 жыл бұрын

not cool.

@PrenticeBoy1688

3 жыл бұрын

I understood the title before watching the video and it made me chuckle.

Hey, sorry for the late comment! That wallet looks great. I’m not a big fan of that particular design for a wallet, but the craftsmanship is amazing. I love how you used basic tools to create a product that is finished so nicely. It helps build more motivation for beginners like me. Thanks for sharing.

Making this right now. Awesome how-to vid. Thanks!!

That roundover thingy looks so satisfying. wanna try that

just came across this video in my feed and loved it!! Keep up the great work!!

Beautiful. Now, I want to try and make one for my sons. Thank you

I got the hamburger wrapper joke about halfway through. I laughed. Great vid and great project!

Beautiful wallet Brian!👍

Did you come today ?? I missed you? !! Let's stay in touch.. great to chat and finally meet up! jimmy

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+jimmydiresta Hey Jimmy! I had to get back early to meet a Monday deadline... It was worth the drive for the meet up! Plus chillin with MrPete222 was an unexpected bonus! Definitely keep in touch!

@The_Devil_Nside

6 жыл бұрын

is no one using phrasing anymore? lol

Love the design

Very impressive improvisation here, Brian. Excellent work showed here. Keep up the good work!

you dont see a lot of leather work anymore, nice job

Did you think about cutting out a finger slot in the side pocket to make it easier to get things out?

I love it. Maybe one of the beautifullest wallets i've seen

I can't believe people disliked this vid. What's up with that? This was a great video tutorial, nice closeup shots, and clear voice work. Beautiful wallet too!

Your craftsmanship is second to none!

I cant say ive ever had a hamburger served in that sort of paper before though the snot does ring a bell!

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+findvoltage Every hamburger you ever had was wrapped in leather at some point. ThatstheJoke.jpg

It's an awesome wallet . And I like the fact that you take your time to explain how to do it . 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Informative chip! Seems simple and short, but answered my questions!

It may be simple but there is a lot of detail work on that dude. Very cool.

It takes skill to make it look so easy,good job.

Two thumbs for a clever title!

Awesome video! Loved the music.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Innovative Tom Thanks!

Beautiful!

Good job ! Congratulations !

This wallet is pretty sweet. Those stitches tho...

I am pretty sure one of my other self from the multi universe are doing leather crafting!, i like this so much.

Great video! Very informative. Thanks!

Nice job mate. I wish I knew how to make wallets.

I don't have leather, but lots of denim. I will try this in a double layer of heavy denim. Maybe use some red canvas for the inside. THANKS for the inspiration.

@thanismurugathas2929

2 жыл бұрын

damn i bet that turned out awesome!! probably would look more designer than many luxury brands out there.

This is a really cool design! Took me a min to get the wrapper reference. I really like that you describe everything you use. Great video!

@thewizdad

6 жыл бұрын

I subb’d Since Jimmy DiResta likes you too. 👍

I loved this video and design! I made myself one about 9 months ago and it has been perfect! Thanks so much for the design.

@Grunblau

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear! Mine is still going strong too...

Great Video Brian! The Titles Great

Beautiful done!

McDonalds using some nice wrappers now!

Took me some time, but the title was VERY SMART!!!

I see you are another user of the wheel style cutters been looking at them how does the edge hold up? Is there wat to sharpen them? Like your work thanks for your time

Nice and compact leather. I also light the way you used lighting.

great tutorial. is there a template available for this piece? or some kind of written out instructions? I have difficulty following the fast movements

Lol.. Love it. I get weird looks from people when I'm taking video or pictures and drop a fyf or if I'm just trying to concentrate and I drop in fyf LOL Awesome.. Subed...

@Grunblau

6 жыл бұрын

Lol, yeah. I thought more people would get it.... thanks!

Oh wait! A hamburger wrapper because hamburgers are made of beef and leather is cowhide! That's actually really smart!

Great build.

Out of curiosity, who downvotes videos like these? This is very good. Last week, I bought paracord to make myself a bracelet because I wasn't happy with the bracelets I've been seeing, so I learned to make one myself. And I did and it's better than the paracord bracelets I've been searching for at camping stores, amazing and sport stores. Now I'm looking for a minimalist wallet that fits my criteria. I can't find one. I have to make one. Thanks. This will be my next project. Can you answer me one thing though: how much money is a project like this? On paracord I spent $20 (100ft 550 and 32ft 325 for trial and error before perfecting my bracelet...and a lighter). I'm patient when it comes to funding.

What is that little fork thingy? I need one

That is a very nice wallet.

Wow Brian! Best tutorial ever! Thanks for Sharing! Have A Super Week!.....Gus

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+TheWoodWerker You bet! Thanks for watching!!!

GOD!!!THIS IS AN AMAZING WALLET!!!!

Only in Canada do we say things like “2mm stitches 1/4 inch from the edge.” Love all your videos eh! Thanks for sharing Brian.

@leslieaustin151

4 жыл бұрын

Marcel's Workshop I’ve heard it(and used it) here in UK! Les in UK

I picked up some hamburger wrapper today, you Sir have inspired me to do something! I might not have all the tools but I'll see what happens

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Bryan Rector That is great news! You don't need a lot of tools to do leather work! There are a lot of tutorials online but I like to keep things simple... next thing you know you'll have your own booth at the next renaissance festival! :)

@xplodn

7 жыл бұрын

I am hoping I can come up with something respectable. You have a ton of talent and skills with all of this stuff you are into.

Awesome video !

Simplicity at its highest!!

Another great video. Keep up the good work.

You sound just like a young David McCullough. You should do the narration for the next Ken Burns documentary.

Ohhhh, a wrapper!

I made this project today and it turned out really good. Thanks so much for the video! Mine is a little different but very similar. Same basic design.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+wm17959 That's awesome! Congratulations!

Wow...me sorprendió ese diseño, quedó un 10👍🖐️❤️🇨🇱

I swore for a minute that this was the same guy who narrates How Its Made.

Wow simple and awesome,i’ll try to make it TODAY . Your vid very helpful but i did not get what you used before burnished and what tread you used ,need to wax?

what is this wallet style called? do you know of a place which sells them?

I almost got _Wooooshed_ on that one!

As always, great video and content from you. Count me as one of the slow ones with your humor this time, but great once I got there. The FYF I came up with is "for your funds". I like your better!

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Tom's Dreamshop Worx Thanks for the comment! FYF => "Focus You Fawk" -AvE

This is so cool. It actually taught me a few things. Thanks🖒🖒🖒

After watching this multiple times - I’m excited to do it on my own. I will upload it on ny channel soon. Thank you 😊😊😊

what does a hide like that cost? I'd love to do this myself, but I feel like it would be expensive.

@Grunblau

7 жыл бұрын

+Bill T You don't have to buy an entire hide (this is a half hide). You can also buy smaller pieces a lot of the time. This half hide cost me $180 but you could just about reupholster my couch with it. Cow hides are shockingly large. I also get a deal at Tandy as a business owner or it would have been about $240. This should give you an idea but also know that I could probably make 100s of wallets out of it. There are also much cheaper hides!

if i use a different thickness of material dose that change any dimensions?

Hey I want to buy a wallet with that same design. Are you selling it? Or where can I find one just like that?

The whole title is a dad joke, you'll be an excellent father one day sir

I was hoping for the fast food variety, but well played sir. Well played.

You sir have some skills, that's for sure. I am particularly envious of your CNC ability, it would be so useful for me sometimes. Only just discovered you. A well deserved sub and thumbs up from me buddy. Keep up the excellent work.