How can you click 'dislike' on one of Chuck's videos? It's like slapping a puppy! Never seen a more positive human being.

I swear I watch these just for the energy this guy has he’s just awesome lol

Down to earth tutorial with no loud music by a professional person who talks with skill and gives options with methods for new starter great.

You're an excellent teacher Chuck. Thanks

28:54 Ok Chuck! That was the smoothest Ax flip.

28:55 flipping the hatchet like a gunslinger just tops the vid.... great work! Subscribed!

I'm a beginner and therefore have viewed a whole lot of how-to videos on making leather axe sheaths, almost all of them truly helpful. However, none of them compare to the thoroughness and simplicity of this one. I wish I had started here, but better late than never. Chuck never fails to educate, but more than that, he inspires. Bravo, Chuck and Weaver!

This man is so professional and great at explaining every detail. Thanks.

Chuck perfect as always!!

The leather man ! Nice job no bull .

Chuck is the man! Oddly he never seems to blink

What a professional. The man is in a freshly pressed, starched long sleeve shirt, and spotless. I’ll have glue and dye every where, my hands, clothes, and work surface.

I am an old mechanic and handyman. I have never done leather because of a lack of teaching. You have opened up a new world for me! I am retiring soon, and guess what I will be doing a lot of? Leather work!!! thanks!

Man I love watching Chucks videos! But now I'm $400 into leather crafting tools!

Chuck, Is so enthusiastic with what ever he does. He should have been a school teacher. Thanks Chuck for being the way you are. I have 19 Hatchets to make sheaths for.

This guy is such a good teacher make me wanna build one those, and I don’t even own a axe. Outstanding job lad.

I cannot get enough of the insight from this company. Chuck you are the man! Only reason it's Dorset cuz Norris is taken😂.

Someone hiring me to make a leather sheath for an Axe. I will follow this video. Thanks for showing how is done.

I kinda did this design it was my very first project with leather crafting. It was pretty tough hand stitching the end with the welp. Took me all afternoon to make a sheath for my hatchet :) I learned alot watching his classes. :)

Thanks God for quarantene right now - I can spend 8 hours of watching this on repeat instead doing it only 2-3 times at work secretly.

Ok Weaver Supply Company, I watched Mr. Chuck here and I must say he taught me a lot and has a great personality for instruction. I enjoyed it so much I subscribed and bought some leather and supplies. Following Mr. Chuck’s instructions I actually made my first sheath for my axe. Not to brag, but I impressed myself. 😁 Thanks again for the great video and new hobby. Sincerely, New Customer Eric

(25:28) I'm affraid that's a bouscout knot 👍... Wonderful job, Master 👏

You looked like that last take had to be done a few times, spinning that axe on your finger really made you smile 😀 loved the look on,your face. Great project and great instruction thank you 😊

And he didn't even get dye on his shirt sleeve. A true master.

adding the link to a page that has all of the parts/tools etc on it is a great idea!

Nice Axe Sheath Chuck! 😊

Every shop, no matter what you do, should have one good axe. Never know when zombies or bill collectors might attack.

Great axe spin Chuck, very professional ! Thanks for this video

I hope Weaver Leather understands how much business you bring in for them based on these amazing videos.... and hook you up with Bonus’s!!!

I've watched hundreds of axe sheath videos - this one is the best by a long way! Well done!

I love these videos, well done camera angles, clear instructions , probably best I’ve seen on KZfaq

Another great video Chuck

Well thanks to you I am now noticing details in leather sheaths, cases, and other things that I own where they just didn’t take care of the details, and now I want to fix it. I’m also looking at chafe gear I’ve made for my boat and thinking “I could really improve this, and now I know exactly what to do”. Your videos are the perfect thing for a life of learning. Thanks!

Love that little spin of the axe at the end! Fantastic piece as always.

Sweet axe flip at the end Chuck. An awesome project as always!

Thanks again Chuck

i wish there was a video of the day chuck was using an axe to cut leather.. i feel like that happened one day, he prolly wearing the leather armor suit from the background😅🤷‍♀️

I wish I have this amount of energy when I get to this guy's age! What a champ! Had a little hard time follow every step, but as someone mentioned, it's quarantene; I can watch this video all day!

Will chuck just finished a hatchet sheath about 2 months it was a real pain in the BUTT very odd head shape . I had to make 3 believe it or not to get the fit and look where I wanted it . The only good thing about my project I was able to us scrap. Just finished up my first belt and with the help of your video had zero problems. I did not us snaps or screws just saddle stitching also did not have the great leather so I doubled it. This belt is strictly an out door belt for hunting camping and fishing trips . I made it 10 inches longer than need be to go around a heavy coat . now I need to make some pouches just finished the wooden mold for wet molding but not really sure I want to go that way , I am thinking of trying some box stitching always wanted to try that I did make a holder for box stitching just not have made up my yet . Happy trails and thanks again for all the great instructive vedio's.

It's hard not to get caught up in Chuck's enthusiasm. I want to go make something now, except it's late at night and I'm in bed. But I'll tell you, I'll get making something soon.

This is the way a master works... just amazes me

This guy is amazing :)

I just discovered these tutorials. Love it! Great job! Very informative and well delivered.

Chuck, you did a beautiful job!

Thank you! I found this helpfull while making my own version.

Chuck, I love the way you teach. The enthusiasm makes you want to watch over and over. You are just great at what you do and I sincerely thank you for the knowledge!

Hi there Chuck! This video reminded me I have a crescent knife (a boline, I think it's called?) and I've wanted to make a sheath for it for years! I wasn't sure how to go about it until I saw you make a welt. My project will be a bit more complicated just due to the general shape of the item, but you've given me a great jumping off point. I'm inspired! Thanks a bunch!

Nothing like a bic pen. Very informative video

Thanks for lightening up our morning. Love the long videos. Great looking sheath. Something I have done on thick layered projects when tying off is to pass all the way through from the thick side and then go back through the single layer, then bring the other thread through the single layer and tie. Didn't look like you had any problems there, on some projects it can help to keep the firmness if we don't have to flex the leather getting the needle through. Thanks again.

A spell binding view and a classic case of a master making something look easy.

Hi bro I love leather craft works , you are way of craft work style is much more different by others I like it,,🤗

You do nice work sir

Just watching your enthusiastic presentation(s) is becoming a hobby in its own right. Love it

Awesome work! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

I don't have an Ax. But if I did, this would be my sheath of choice.

So upbeat and encouraging. It's like you've given me confidence to work it out. I love the programs that is going on. Step by step guidance. I am using scrap pieces and very primitive tools. Have already replaced the handle 2x and busted out a couple of functional sheaths. Mostly used what I have...duct tape and 12pk cardboard can go a long way, 2 years in a kitchen. Then moved to plastics and knots. Good design if your any good at drumming or macrame. But both of these were too tight and dulled my knives,. Can't tolerate a full knife on a restaurant line. Thank you good entertainment and knowledge base. Q? How would I get the nice edge without the nifty tool,. I figure a willow or softer wood would do it. Love your knives, hatchets, and tools and they will love you back with hard work.

Beautifully done 👍👍.

Your channel has helped me improve my skills and knowledge exponentially. My sheaths went from scraps of leather stuck together to clean professional looking items.

Wayne Thanks Chuck , great video as always .

Great tutorial I need to make one for an axe I have. This is great timing, thank you

Looks great, you make it look so easy 👍

Well done Chuck. This takes me back to one of my first leather projects... A cover for my axe bit. A tip for future video content: Leather muzzleloading accoutrements... Shooting bags, powder horn straps, flint wallets, tomahawk sheaths... "The sky's the limit" on that stuff. And you'll gain some more viewers.

Thank You Chuck that was great! I have often wondered about using a drill press but was scared I would mess up a project. Always thinking tradition. Thanks again!!!

Always a joy to watch your videos, lots of good information!

Loved the video, especially the welt design.

Another excellent video. I just made one of these a few days ago. A great project.

Very nice job. Great instruction and good video. Well done!

Thanks for a video again. Maybe can do video about french style chisels and stitching?

Very good looking axe sheath and helpful video Chuck. I always pick up some great time saving tips from you

This is a great video -thanks

Hey Chuck! Love the videos 😎🙏💪

You are awesome!! Beautiful work!!

This the first video in a long time where I got excited about a craft. I wish there was a store I could go to do this kind of work.

Thank you.

Wonderfull, it´s quarentine time, let´s study!!! Cheers from Brazil!

Great video Chuck veteran crafter and still love watching Different technique

Chuck, I am a vendor at Ren Faires and need to make a cross carry double bit axe sheath. I make the sheathes now for my axes. I want to add a carry strap

I made one of these for my ax last night, would love to share a photo with you!

thank you for the awesome tutorial. i made one for my daughters axe !

Thank you so much. This was a great video

Great video. I am going to remake all my ax covers. The ones I have look like a grade-schooler made them. I see now how to put in a welt. Thakns Chuck.

Hey Chuck, first of all I love your channel and all of your videos. I do not understate when I say, that you are a kind of a mentor to me. I improved my leather work so much with your advices and tipps. I’ve got an “economical” suggestion for a video about knife blades. With a sharpening wood one can turn “every time new blade” into “every time sharpened knife”. I use jeweler’s rouge on mine. Greetings from germany (:

I have two USSR Ukrainian axes that need sheathes. Great vid.

Awesome! you've got some great talent! Fantastic video too! easy to follow, and you're so positive! liked and subscribed! I'll share my axe sheath once its done! thanks again!

I have made alot more axe sheaths than I ever thought, so I have developed several different patterns to make each one as unique as possible. Great looking sheath and a nice color.

I’ve been interested and wanting to start leather crafting for some time now just don’t know where to start! Chuck just makes it looks so fun and easy

Here I was saying to myself "Wow, Chuck is so experienced that he eyeballed the exact length of thread he needed." As soon as I finished the thought you say, " I could have used a little more thread." You jump right off the pedestal I placed you on. Oh well, you're still my favorite leather craftsman. I noticed you didn't use Gum Tragacanth or Water when doing your edges. Did I just miss it or was there a reason for not using an edge finish to burnish with? I enjoy your videos, you inspire confidence.

Hey chuck love your work I mostly do holsters and western rigs but was wondering can you or do you have a video on making speed loader cases thanks monroe teems

28:55 Glorious flex for the ending.

Hello Sir : have you ever thought in making things for Falconry? Sure could more people to buy from. Take a look an see what you think? Like Hoods,Anklets with two holes one for jesses an top hole for bells. Thanks

Love the show! Could you give us some tips on using the strap cutter? You make it look easy, but it's kind of a finicky tool for me, thanks!

Nice work. Maybe I'll take on leatherworking to kill time at home waiting for the CV19 to die out.

Perfecto

Great info Chuck. I'm hoping to use leather from a favorite pair of work boots that I've worn out. Any tips for using salvaged leather?

Do you not find that drilling holes weakens the overall project? Wouldn’t it be better to use a diamond awl? I find that properly sharpened awl pushes the leather to the side of the hole it makes compressing it and making it stronger.

Love the sheath. I made one for my Estwing axe. Different that how you made it, but your looks much nicer. I leave mine in my UTV all the time. Is there a product that can help protect the leather from being outside all the time? It is protected from rain and direct water, but it is outside all the time.

Quick question... I know its a trick we used to use on metal, plexiglass, lexan, etc... I get the concept of the rounded inside corner. We used to put a small hole at the corners or the end of cracks. That held it at the hole. Does that work on leather as well? Or is it still really prone to tear even with just a small hole?

My idea was that I could make a sheath cheaper than buying one, but buying all those leather crafting tools isn’t going to work. Do you think I could make one for my splitting maul without breaking the bank? I just need something to cover the sharp blade edge when I’m just going to use the sledge hammer side. I didn’t realize how sharp it was, and then it cut my leg without any pressure behind it. It just barely grazed my leg and it cut the entire length of the blade and wouldn’t stop bleeding until I cleaned it and bandaged it up. Thanks for your help.

Can I put blue shoe polish after the pro dye and before the Sheen?

I would like to be this man