I am making a gift for a friend and this is my first time working with leather and stamping. This tutorial was incredibly helpful!!! Thank you so much!!

14 people have no soul how can you give Chuck a Thumbs down He is such a positive dude.

I love this channel, no bs, compact and competent videos. Awesome!

I am visually impaired and I really do enjoy your project ideas. I have a 13” I-pad pro and have it running behind my work and put it on pause until I need more information. Thanks so much for being such a great & enjoyable inspiration.

very informative, very well worded and nice positive atmosphere. thank you for sharking! leather stamping looks amazing!

Just got into making leather belts lots of fun so much to learn thank you for the video!

I love how everything about this video. It's very informative.

I start making some things from the leather, and i learn how has this all things work's :) Just finished my first bag, and this one looks preety good. Working with leather is very satisfying :)

Thanks for sharing, this was really useful and to the point!

Bless you sir. I appreciate the video and the products available from Weaver leather.

I like the way Chuck says gorgeous.

I Just LOVE THIS. Great video. Now I know where I was making mistake. Thank you

Awesome, subscribed. So simple yet not something youd find in a book. Cheers!

Thank you for this Awesome video! All the best!

!! Wonderful video. Thanks.

i just love chuck reason being hes just straight up what it is thats how it is

Very infomative. I am a leather manufacture from Sri Lanka.

This was very helpful. Thank you.

I love your channel.. clear and details 🇻🇳

This is super helpful, thank you :)

best way to share information 。

I like your video the angle of the camera thx a lot

Thank you so much

I’ve been printing out multiple images of the stamps to try and see how I could arrange them before I actually buy them. Cause you can do some creative stuff. I didn’t like the idea of them till I saw a few cool ones. Now I’m really into stamping

Thanks for the tips

I am trying to find a way to send or post my first leather project. Thanks for your videos and all you help in them. Mitch

I watched a couple of your videos. I thought I had to use heat, as in branding... ty for helping my anniversary present.

I love the mallet that's being used. I found this video after trying to stamp some thin leather, with very disappointing results. I didn't know about the need to wet it first. And maybe it's just too thin and I'll have to invest in something thicker. Great video, gets right to the point. Thanks for posting.

Master!

Thank you for the videos Chuck. If I want to date a project with a month and year stamp (12/2022 as an example), can I stamp the rough side of the leather? Would it be the same process of casing/wetting just on the opposite side? Or could it be as simple as writing the date stamp in sharpie somewhere obscure on the back of a project?

Hello! Do you by chance have a video on alternative tools that you can use as tooling tools? It would be great!

When tooling, DON'T get in a hurry. That is how you make a mistake.

Eying up that leather armor in the corner. Need to find that demonstration.

Thank you for your videos.. they are very well done! Question... Can I do stamping on pre-dyed black leather?

I would also recommend you do use that bargain leather he warned against until you get comfortable stamping. Use scraps to practice not good leather.

Very helpful video. I have a leather folio cover that I want to use a leather stamp I have with my logo. As the folio is already assembled, will it be ok to we the front cover and stamp, or will it require me to pull the folio apart?

I have seen this technique used on birch bark containers. Is this the same?

Mr. Miyagi of leather...

Do you have a part number for the steep beveler? I think you referred to 2 sizes? Unless I got the wrong clip here. . . .

I’m definitely doing something wrong, so coming back to this video :(. I need to strike down with force repeatedly for my stamp to basically leave just the outer shape. I think I’m using the wrong type of leather since it’s taking a while for it to be wet too. It’s definitely not as easy as just one bonk. Will be back if I solve this problem!!!

Has anyone tried 3d printing a design to stamp leather? I wonder how well that would work.

Can you make a video on showing the technique of 'Half Stamping'

What about chrome excel? Can I stamp as well?

What if you want to do one of these patterns in an odd shaped border? Like a knife sheath? I see how to use the basket weave in a square but otherwise i am lost.

Does this work with faux leather?

I'm new to leather work I've tried stamping on a tan piece of leather looks ok until it dries out then it hardly shows, do you reckon it's because of the type of leather I'm using ? sorry not sure what it is. And many thanks to weaver I'm always watching your videos for inspiration and learning the basics many thanks once again. Stay safe everyone!

I'd like to make initials on leather with these kinda stamps but I've seen that the circle shape of the stamp tool can leave imprints around the letters. How can you avoid this?

When do you stain? if you should

If I don’t have that tool to stamp it with can I use a hammer?

The issues I have faced when stamping letters for a name on a belt is the actual metal stamps will mar the leather if you hit too hard and this is impossible to know and also the stamp will double kiss and destroy my project. Very frustrating!!!! Even the little animal stamps you can ruin your entire project. What I do is pad the leather with a thick piece underneath to lessen the shock when I strike it and also doing stamping first so I don’t destroy project after hours of work. I am saving for a hot emboss machine to get out of manually stamping as far as names with the Tandy leather sets by striking with mallet ever again. Yes they work but it’s really hard and you can screw up your project with ease. I started doing leather like name plates to take that issue away from my project and just using copper burs or Chicago screws. But I don’t like that look as much, it’s ok but prefer the name on the belt. Any advice? Thank you everyone!

I have a gun holster that is finished , it is plain no stamping, can I go back and put stamping on it now?......................................JS*

Is that Marble that yuare using as your base stone