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Aetherwerk In reply to Azael047 [2014-07-21 13:11:55 +0000 UTC]

I don´t use regular stamps. Old, custom made tools from around 1900-1920

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Azael047 In reply to Aetherwerk [2014-07-22 05:41:38 +0000 UTC]

Hab ich mir gedacht!
Die sind wirklich wunderschön.

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Aetherwerk In reply to Azael047 [2014-07-22 09:42:50 +0000 UTC]

Ja sind sie, mußte auch betteln und Morde begehen dafür lg

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Aetherwerk In reply to Machenza [2014-07-10 17:06:27 +0000 UTC]

Aye..how should i put it in few words..

- Use  good natural leather .Don´t use china or other cheap leather with chemicals. 

- " Fiebings leather color and other products are a good start. "
- read some tutorials from leatherworker.net. There are great old leatherworker men from the USA country/western or biker background.. They know what they do. 
- Don´t forget the edges. The edges of an leather product are a good sign if someone put a lot of work in it or not..if gives the whole thing a "good quality look" 
- buy the standard leathertooling set with 10? tools for a few bucks. Its not that great..but a good start for getting a feeling for tools. 
- a good old industry sewing / freearm machine is nice to have. Old Singer or if you have more money  ..a newer model for leatherworks
..and then..just be creativ

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Machenza In reply to Aetherwerk [2014-07-11 02:57:04 +0000 UTC]

Thank you! I really appreciate it! My uncle inherited all of my great-grandpa's leather and tools. I will definitely check out that web site.

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