Videos tagged with Leatherworking

This video showcases the intricate process of crafting a custom stingray and saddle-style leather holster from scratch by Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather. The tutorial details the creation of the holster pattern, cutting and preparing the exotic leather hides, utilizing specialized leather-making tools, and the meticulous steps of stitching, edge beveling, molding the leather to a specific firearm, and applying edge coating for a finished look. It also offers beginner tips and information on placing custom orders.

This YouTube video provides a beginner-friendly tutorial on how to make and loosen up leather holsters. While the primary focus is on holster making, the mention of firearms brands and the context of the creator's channel (Hank Strange, who covers firearms) suggests a strong connection to the firearms community. The video aims to guide viewers through the process of creating their own holsters, a common interest for firearm owners.

This video from Hank Strange focuses on a 'Super Simple' leather belt making process, showcasing how it's made with Andrews Custom Leather. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the creator, Hank Strange, is known for his firearms content, and the presence of links to firearm-related advertisers like Blackout Coffee (often used by firearm enthusiasts) suggests a connection to the broader EDC (Everyday Carry) and tactical gear community. The video aims to demonstrate a practical craft that can be applied to creating useful items for individuals who also carry firearms.

This video documents the process of creating a knife sheath from start to finish. It features Fitz, Eric, and the video's host collaborating on a custom sheath for a new blade made by Fitz. The description also highlights social media channels for QVO Tactical, Roger, and Des, a Patreon support link, and an FFL/LGS mention for Ventura Munitions. Additionally, a mailing address for fan mail and affiliate links to the gear used by the host are provided.

This video focuses on the craft of making leather holsters, offering guidance for beginners and discussing when to consider professional services. Hosted by Sam Andrews, the content appears to be a tutorial or demonstration of holster making. The description includes various links for subscribing, supporting the creator through Patreon and merchandise, and exploring other related channels (car channel). It also provides links to Amazon for tools and supplies, Lola's Deals, TUSC cryptocurrency, and an email list, along with social media connections. The Amazon notice indicates affiliate marketing.

This video showcases the craft of making a leather holster designed for a Western cowboy fast-draw rig. It details the process of how these specialized holsters are constructed, emphasizing traditional craftsmanship and the aesthetics associated with the Wild West era. The video title and description highlight the 'how it's made' aspect, suggesting a focus on the manufacturing and design of this particular type of firearm accessory.

This YouTube video focuses on the craft of making custom leather holsters, specifically highlighting the creation of pancake and scabbard style holsters. The title "Custom Leather Holster Pattern Making // Pancake Holster // Scabbard Holster // How It's Made" clearly indicates a detailed instructional or demonstration format centered around leatherworking for firearm concealment. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the topic directly relates to firearm accessories and the process of creating them. The description includes standard YouTube calls to action, links to the creator's other channels and merchandise, and affiliate links.

This video tutorial focuses on teaching beginners how to make leather holsters. While the title and description do not explicitly mention specific firearms, the content of making holsters implies the use of firearms for which they are designed. The creator, Sam Andrews, provides tools and tips for this craft. The description includes various links to subscribe, support the creator, and explore other content channels and merchandise.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to craft a custom leather Monarch Shoulder Holster Rig. Master Leather Craftsman Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather demonstrates the entire process, from selecting leather types and using clicker dies to hand-cutting patterns, lining the holster, gluing, beveling, slicking, and stitching. The tutorial also covers adding a maker's mark, belt loop, final hardware installation, forming the holster pocket, molding, edge coating, coloring, applying sealant, harness attachment, and final fit adjustments. This comprehensive tutorial is ideal for leatherworkers and anyone interested in DIY holster making.

This video showcases the creation of a custom leather holster, specifically the "MacDaniel II Rig," detailing the "How It's Made" process. While the primary focus is on holster crafting, the title and description hint at a broader interest in firearms and related accessories. The content is geared towards individuals interested in firearm customization, DIY projects, and the practical aspects of carrying firearms.

This video captures the Leather in Warfare Conference held at the Royal Armouries in Leeds on November 13-14, 2014. In partnership with the Archaeological Leather Group, the event featured international speakers who explored the historical applications of leather in warfare, spanning from Roman times to the modern era. The conference delved into the multifaceted roles leather played in military contexts throughout history.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to make custom leather holsters, specifically focusing on the saddle and pancake styles. It covers the entire process from selecting raw material, cutting, pattern making, lining, sewing, and finishing techniques like beveling, slicking, edge coating, and sealing. The video showcases the craftsmanship involved in creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing holster for firearms.