@ironforgeleather4250
Tanner, really nice touch at the end with the snapping of the clutch. The crisp clean sound gave it a very immersive experience. This is a great video, as always!
@mufassaism
Just found you last week and I’m very happy I did. You do a great job of explaining leatherwork details. I’d like to see a video on the use of different sized edge bevels
@joeziemba9855
Thanks for the awesome tips! I just started working with leather and your videos have really helped me fix what I didn't like in my work!
@thomasthemtman
Bless you sir , and yeah Tokonole really is magic sauce !!!
@PEPLeatherLab
Tanner, a fantastic topic. I can't tell you how many unfinished edges are coming out of 'professional' company's. It's sad. Thanks for the content.
@bryangaleazzo8618
You have the best videos.
@terrifayle6685
Excellent video! Thank you for leaving out the "uhs" and "ums". ;) The is perfect, especially the color!
@luckysakonta3724
Superb quality 👌🏽 👏. Thank you
@aidandidit
Thanks man! This was very simple, strait forward and informative. No need to go into the 100 different products you can and should use on leather. Just focusing on technic and simple tips.
@donpayne562
I really appreciate the tip on the tote bag notch.i made a couple this weekend and it made my hand stitching a lot easier and with less bulk.simple trick that makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it.lol
@ia7288
You're awesome and a inspiration to many your work is 100% flawless and extreamly easy to follow along...i follow a few people on here you're definitely my top 3 ...keep doing what you do best man..i can't wait to see what you come up with next...
@angelapavese4326
Muchas gracias, muy amable por su explicación, saludos cordiales, desde Argentina
@boykinlp
Thanks for the informative instructions.
@FatManLeather
Burnishing is one of those things that can really elevate a project. I made a tool for burnishing belt slots on my holsters, one of these days I'll post that video.
@gomoromero5373
I just discover your channel and I've learn a lot. Greetings from México.
@trevorhill7337
Fantastic video! Love your work! Burnishing is such a fun process once you’ve got a good handle on it, like you do! Here’s my cheat because I’m cheap. I start with water until I get the edge as good, sanded, and smooth as water will take me, then switch to Tokonole for the finale. That way, I don’t use up quite as much of the good stuff. Eventually, I might save enough to get a gallon of gas or a 2x4!
@minipaintinjohn4490
Love your videos man.
@johnboydstun803
I have learned myself how to do this already, but I actually found a few leathers I like working with that, once I get to this stage I actually prefer to make them fuzzy on purpose because the leather is a soft and already fuzzy veg tan, I sand them down to look like one piece, but when I leave it real fuzzy it not only looks like truly one piece, but also feels super soft and nice (of course this only works well with leather that is soft and already super fuzzy on the inside)
@nipz8053
Oswald!😁 Thanks for the tip!
@automotivedyi1984