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Thanks so much for the encouragement! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos!

Seldom does anyone realize just how time consuming quality handmade items are to create.. It is really apparent when you buy a mass produced item and falls apart within a week.. Quality items like Fischer Workshops goods will last a lifetime.. The time put into them is the real reason that handmade items cost more.. In all reality you get what you pay for.. In the case that you make them yourself it's "Time is Money".. The amount of time that must go into producing these awesome videos must be crazy.. They are very well done, "GREAT WORK FISCHER WORKSHOPS"! (hands clapping)

That's great to hear! Thanks for watching!!

Thank you for watching 😊

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Cool! Thanks!

infam0us415 Thanks, it took me about 4-5 hours.

Hi Laurie, Thanks for watching! I try to use the 3 hole punch as much as possible because it easier and faster, but sometimes its necessary to use a single hole punch. Usually you will need a single hole punch on corners (especially rounded corners) or when you are finishing up and you just need one more hole. The same principle applies when you are using a stitching chisel as well.

Your welcome!

Good suggestion! I'll try to remember that for future videos. Thanks for watching!

Hi Charles, I use Kyoshin Elle hand stitching pliers. These are made in Japan and work great. You can do a search online to see where you can buy them. Otherwise I believe Tandy leather sells something similar but I can't confirm if Tandy's is of the same quality or not? Thanks!

try leathercrafttools.com they have them listed as plier hole punch in the tool section.

Tandy Leather. Should also be available on ebay and Amazon.

Yes, I do. You can view my video library at, kzfaq.info/love/uxgLLYGCxEJInI0NlbAgMA

Thanks for watching!

Wonderful thank you for letting me know and if it's ok with you I would like t o share your utube address in my Jewelry groups

Sure, of course! Thanks!

Hi Grace, no problem. Just email me the patterns you want and I'll email them to you. My email is support@fischerworkshops.com

Awesome, thank you so much! I'll gather a list and send asap.

KS bond. Works pretty good!

KS bond. Works pretty good!

Hi, it should be .9mm. Did I say 9cm? Thanks!

It's for aesthetics. You could skip it altogether if you wanted, I personally just like the way it looks...

Hi, I'm happy you like the cuff. I originally made this cuff for myself, although I haven't made this item available for sale on my website simply because it's too easy to get the measurements wrong unless I can size the customers wrist myself. It's a big disappointment to spend a lot of money on an item like this only to discover it doesn't fit just right. I'm working on some adjustable bracelets using a similar design to sell in the future, but I don't know when it will be available. As for the price I might charge anywhere from $150-$200 USD. I know that's expensive, but they are a lot of work and I use the best materials available. Thanks for asking!

Fischer Workshops it's not expensive it's just right I know I love tooling with leather😁 keep doing a great job. I'm sending many blessings your way so much work is coming your way and my way as well.. one day I would love to do a collaboration with you 😁

@@FischerWorkshopsTaiwan that wasn't too expensive two years ago, and it certainly isn't, today. True, *high quality* handmade items seem to become more and more scarce as the years go by, and I attribute most of that to the progress of computers and robotics...and I blame cheap, outsourced labor for the lower quality of such handmade goods. There's really nothing new about that, it's just becoming more prevalent as more complicated machines are developed to perform more complicated tasks. I'm just thankful that there will always be *some* people out there who are willing to pay a fair price for top quality, handmade goods.

See 7:40-8:00 minutes...

I bought mine in Taiwan, but I believe you can purchase something similar from Tandy leather

Norman Chacaj Hi, I made this just for instructional purposes. I do sell some of my own work at www.fischerworkshops.com , but at this time, this cuff is not on sale. Thanks!

Fischer Workshops thanks for replying , but when you have it in your store , how much is it ?

Norman Chacaj Probably between 100 - $150 USD

Hi Eric, I would love to make you one, but Fischer Workshops is in the middle of preparing to move to the US sometime next year with a focus on inspiring and educating people through the craft and trade. I'm happy to hear you like my work and enjoy the videos. I hope in the future to be able to provide a much greater level of service. Thanks!

If you don't mind me asking, where are you located abroad? I'm heading in the reverse direction (out of the US) and found your video in my search for a craft that I can do living in a cheaper part of the world but selling in the US.

Hi, I currently live in Taiwan. It's nice here...

This is one of my older videos, and the speed was a little too fast... I try to allow time for clearer instruction on my newer videos. Thanks!😊