Another question: is it sticky when it's dry? And another one: do you wash that towel or just keep it as it is?

Why do you use paraffin wax and just a little beeswax? The first one isn't particularly environmentally friendly so I rather use the latter one. Is it only the price?

I’ve used a hair dryer on high instead of an iron. Yours looks better

What do you call sir the spring-like stiffener metal that you use in the thumb break? And may i ask what size is it?

What kind of hole punch do you use and where do you get it? It appears to be easy to use.

Can you sew a project with regular canvas first and then wax it afterwards?

Do you think recycling birthday candles would possibly work for the wax? I know it may not work as well, but it may be a great free option if it works

Very nice. Do you have a Glock 43 pattern that I can download?

When I batik fabric I use unprinted newsprint, you can get it in bulk from a moving supply company, it’s called packing paper. Then when finished you can roll the paper up as fire starters

You keep saying remember the drive. Make it easy. Just rename the drive to what your media is. I.E. "Recovery" and "Hirens"

Perhaps the wax could blended with petroleum jelly in a ratio that will stop the wax cracking at typical in-the-field temperature.

Drop cloths from H-F. Inexpensive. Good.

ehxs so much i love so much this process

Thanks for the video brother

Could I receive a paper pateren for quick draw for 110 bujck knife

Amazing.. love that material.. do you know whether it is suboptimal to use yellow bees wax?

What type of thread do you use when sewing the waxed canvas? How do you clean it and do you line your bags if so what type of lining?

Very nice video and relaxing. Thanks so much. Gives me a few cool ideas😁❤

I would think you wd have to be careful not to have your iron " steam" while you're smoothing the wax!

Could you make one without the belt loops put a clip on it instead

Would you make me one?

Could you iron it over the baking paper? To save myiron completely unwaxed 😇 or it wouldn't give the same result?

Very nice.

Best method I’ve seen on KZfaq

Great vid!, would a layer of greaseproof paper between the fabric and towel save the towel a bit?

Love this iron technique, thanks! Some helpful safety hints from another Video: 1. Wax is flammable, right?! So you may want to take some extra care. Another friend shared that they put the wax in a can in a hot water bath in another pot, if heating over a gas flame. Also, melted wax is extremely hot, so take care handling it, and best not done around little kids. Not being "overly cautious" but some people with less experience, may be watching this video. thanks again!

Thank you very much for this! Awesome! Can you tell me please what the ratio of beeswax is to the paraffin wax? Thank you - Tina I liked and subscribed!

Any video on making a waxed canvas back pack?

Awesome video, never new it was so easy to make your own waxed canvas.

Hi. Do I suppose to wax both sides?

How do I buy that pattern

Awesome

Amazing video , well explained. Time to get waxing lol

Just out of curiosity, why don’t you use the laser to cut out the whole piece?

Nice one. I nearly went to buy the waxed canvas just now, but in the last 2 weeks I’ve been doing a lot of research on different waxes and all the uses I was interested in. And then it just hit me - waxed canvas is probably nothing more than fabric that was coated in wax. Googled it, found your video. Awesoooome!!! Thank you very much, that will save me loads of money. Add to the fact that I have all kinds of fabrics. Is it just 100% cotton you can use? Thank you.

Do you have a pattern for a Glock 21? It's a large frame .45

Thanks for that, I like working with waxed canvas but it's quite expensive to buy. I think doing my own would work out a bit cheaper, worth a try.

Don’t use a towel, it will just absorb lots of wax. Very wasteful. Use oven paper.

Do you wax both sides or does it soak through,,,Thanks going to try it. New sub and like

A hairdryer is your friend with this.

How to make n maintain the folds so that they are always stay like that eveegreen patently

Would this technique work on 15oz cotton duck fabric? Also I'm dying the fabric which I'll do first. My question is will a fresh dye job affect the waxing process, I will dye the fabric 5-7 days prior to waxing. Also could I cut the pieces and wax them one by one?

Wow...saves me money big time. I have seen it at $38/yard. Thank you!

would a suede liner work or would a actual liner do?

Where are you getting your blue guns at

Very informative. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.

Great stuff, looks amazing. I might give it a bash

Love the iron. I've done this many times, without the iron = pain. Thanks my man!

OK, good. Very easy. Although would it be good for a coat or a tarp? And also, could you explain why others add turpentine or silicone to the mixture of waxes? I've been searching for water proofing materials for at least a year now, so...saw a lot of things about it. Anyway thanks for this video.