Very nice bag. Love the details. The clasp is especially nice Handle is a nice detail too😊

You should consider making a pdf pattern to sell so we can make the same bag! Love this

OLD LEATHER SMITH here, Great Job Harry, looks great also, GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃

Thank you for sharing this, looks great. Love the buckle too.

I'd deffo buy one of these! Beautiful bit of kit.

Lovely! Absolutely lovely video and tool bag, thank you!

I love the idea of skiving the edges where the handle goes in. Never seen that before.

Just the type of bag i need THANK YOU Harry .

Another excellent project. Thanks, Harry. I love using horse collar fasteners to close bags.

Love that bag!

That is a beautiful tool bag.

Your lessons are amazing

Like always!!! Excellent job!!!

Gorgeous bag. Indestructible and beautiful at the same time. Well done!

Fantastic work, Harry! It's a gorgeous piece.

Excellent workmanship. Many thanks for taking the time to film and share. Mack, Huddersfield 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you for share Harry, master lesson. God bless you and stay safe.

Thank you for a terrific video, so calming to watch you create. Beautiful bag, I love to own one.

Thank you so much…just the idea that a needed for my daughter’s computer toolbox 🧰 great ❤️❤️❤️

Brilliant video Harry and what a fine finished product. I really love the copper rivets, it looks like it will last forever!

Looks really brilliant. Thanks for sharing. W

Beautiful!

Hello harry, thanks for a simple bag. I have this type of bag in the 90s . Similar design except this bag the locking mechanism is excelent. Thanka. Cheers . Azhar , perak, malaysia

That's a fabulous bag Harry . I have a collection of leather tools some bought and some inherited/ I always learn something about the use of the tool watching your videos. I made a formed holder for a folding saw using much the same approach that you have used for the ends of your bag. I actually enjoy saddle stitching by hand it's quite relaxing.

I realy like this piece.

A beautifully made, aesthetically pleasing and versatile bag. Superb!

Very nice project…. Well done 👍

Bellissima good job!!!

What a pleasant time watching you create your tool bag. Thank you

I am wanting to make a portmanteau similar to your tool bag. Your method gave me greater thoughts to when I make my case. THANKS!!! and wonderful video

Latch is new to me and want to add it to my options! Definitely love the bag and love all your maker videos! I am also a maker of all things so I totally appreciate all you do!

Harry, that's a nice toolbox 🧰. Great job.🤠

A brilliant project Harry and a beautiful tool bag, I love the buckle fastener, I have never seen one like that. I also enjoy using saddlers copper rivets, they are extremely strong and also look great. Thank you for sharing your idea and skills, take care, regards, Chris.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS USA

What a great sized bag! I've always wanted to do leather but too many interests already. Great video! Thanks for sharing and also your time! Craftsman like you are a real treasure!

Cool tool bag that should last for years.

Sounds pretty good Harry can’t wait to fill this one

Wonderful idea. I can’t wait to make my own. Thank you for the great idea. I love your creative projects, all created with perfection. I really like your work which I’ve been following for a few years. Thanks again for everything ! 🙏 You should be proud of your talent and the truly beautiful results of your job. I feel like you would be a great mentor to me for making such attractive and useful leather products. You leather bag actually reminds me very much of my first doctor bag that I received in medical school. I’d love to make a new brown one myself. My first doctor bag was black leather, but a chestnut brown like your leather is much warmer and more appealing. Have a great day. Enjoy the rest of your summer ! 🙏

Looks great and exceptionally strong. Happy Trails

Nice job Harry

with some many different pieces of equipment and projects, your shop must be like the Doctor's Tardis, bigger on the inside then on the outside. LOL

Fantastic job as always Harry! I watched your video on stain glass repair & it prompted me to finish my front door that my wife has been asking me for 22 years to finish I went to the Lead & Light shop in Camden you talked about & wow what a fantastic shop I was like a child in a sweet shop £120 & 2 hours later I had some wonderful glass, cane, lead H section you name it, I even had a tour upstairs where they make & repair wonderful stain glass so a BIG thanks to you from not just me but my wife Caroline who has waited patiently for 20 years for me to finish the stain glass but have to say it was worth the wait it looks amazing thanks again Harry for your wonderful videos there so enjoyable and informative see you on the next one

I hadn't heard about oak bark leather since reading "The Brandon Voyages " about St. Brandon and his leather boat .

Excellent video! I have an old leather shoulder bag that has been collecting dust for years. I don't think I've used it for twenty years. A while ago I realised that it would be perfect as a tool bag. I've treated the leather, that was the first step, and have been mulling over which tools to put in it. It's going to be for carving and sketching, so that helps, but it shouldn't become too heavy. I want to make holders for tools. Leather strips for tool handles and wider leather strips formed with pockets for the ends of tools are probably the main addition I have to make. It has two compartments, the main large one (larger than the one you make in the video) and a smaller one perfect for flat and square things. I don't really have the time to work on it right now, but it's lovely to think about and plan!

That's brilliant!

The video you have shared is very impressive and interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Hello Harry, I just wanted to say I've watched your videos for years and enjoy the quality of your content. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. From Canada 🙂

Very nice well done.

It's beautiful. I'm going to subscribe and dream about the day when I can attempt something like this toolbag. Thank you for sharing your skills.

Nicely done as usual, Harry. Thanks for sharing. Good to know that you are a spoon carver. I am not, but I make a large number of axe and adze sheaths for Jason Lonon here in North Carolina. His smith work is hard to beat. A spoon carving axe is one of his most recent additions. I had clicker dies made for it and a slightly larger axe earlier this year.

Very nice. Now put the kit together and off to the bodger's bash. Thanks for sharing.

Very very nice work 👍🇺🇲

It is an interesting creation! Useful, as well ♥👌

Very nice indeed.

Awesome job! This is what I want to make but using my sewing machine...

A BEAUTY!

Just watching an Adam Savage bag restoration Harry and thought of your channel, hope you and yours are well, cheers.

Love it

Beautiful

Haven't seen the last few videos Harry, that's nice fast editing. I would miss your full explanation on new item to the channel but I like this. Lovely bag of course as always, thanks. Edit. Just went back to check and I had watched the previous vid and commented, getting old. Still like the video cut, hope it works well.

Very nice job Harry 👍

Nice!

Extremely smart, pukka kit Harry.

Beautiful work Harry. Where did you get the latch and rivets as the quality looks far superior to the stuff I normally see on eBay.

Great bag! Hey have not heard from you for a time here, I pray all is well with you and yours!

Some new vintage woodworking tools would be great in that too.

Hello, I'm new to leather working. What are the measurements for the sides and the uni piece? Thanks and I'm going to try to make this bag for my tools too.I love love the bag. 🤠🤠🤠

Super!

Great bag! I would like to know the measurements also and the name of the latch or where you got it?

Enjoyed watching this one. Another brilliant project! I've been a long time lurker of your channel. I wanted to drop in and say thank you. Your videos have taught me a lot. I will make a bag similar to this one in the near future. I tried to catch what that latch is called. I'm not hearing it. Can you let us know? It is beautiful and really makes the bag. I'm thinking something of this nature yet not at long with some d-rings on the ends.

I especially enjoy your leather vids. Oh, are those your handmade bespoke shoes you are wearing? Those look very nice!

I just bought that nice knife you used to blend the skive on the end bits at the beginning. I have also stumbled upon a pattern for a sheath for it. I should be making it within the next few days. The design of that knife allows it to do things that are difficult with a lot of the other sharp things I have in the shop. How did I last all these years without one?

Just the type of bag I was looking for and a great video. My biggest issue with leatherworking is finding the leather. Seems to be a bit tricky knowing where to look. I recently just made a pair of A5 notebook covers using a thin sheepskin leather but I'd like to make a bag similar to your design, perhaps half the size or less to store my modest leatherworking tools. Any suggestions for leather supply in the UK?

Greetings from Canada! Nice video! Btw what size or weight is your anvil?

Harry I haven't seen a new post lately, are you ok? I hope all is well, keep up the great work.

I have been looking for that roller guide on the skiver but can't seem to find it. I am in the US. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Always love your videos. Thanks in advance.

I picked up some oak bark tanned leather recently with a similar white waxy finish to it. What did you use to remove the wax?

Another great video! Can I ask, what ounce leather did you use for this bag? Looks like 8-10 ounce?

Great project. what glue are you using?

will there be a kindle version? I read all my books on iPad with the kindle app. cuts down on having space for books.

Anyone know where that brass latch came from?

Good job - where did you get the Oak Bark?

Nice Work, it should last for at least 100 years. Can you tell me the correct name for the catch you used please and if possible where to get them.

I would love to know the name of that case lock latch you used or where you purchased it from, I've never seen anything like it! Would you please share the name? or if anyone in the comments knows it I would be extremely grateful!

U should sell the pdf id buy it!

What weight leather are you using?

Hi Harry. Can you please tell me why you have never made a pair of leather gloves on the channel - and no other leather working youtuber I subscribe to seems to have done a pair of gloves either! Is it a lost art? Surely it can't be anywhere near as challenging as making a pair of shoes?

How much for a tool bag ?

Hello… where did you go..?? I pray this message finds you in good health.💕

My leather tool bag , I made in the traditional way for a bicycle handle bars.