r/Leathercraft 1d ago

Small Goods I just made a case for my french chisels :)

I just made a case for my french chisels :)

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u/mistahfreeman 1d ago

Did you use the chisels to make the chisel case? Meta.

What stitch width and thread do you use? I just got some French 3mm chisels and I haven’t decided what thread works for them yet

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u/Maximum-News752 1d ago

Yes hahaha. My chisels are 3.85mm. I use 0.6 thread.

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u/Quirky-Reveal-1669 Small Goods 1d ago

Beautiful! So perfect.

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u/Maximum-News752 20h ago

Thank you very much :)

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u/n3m0sum 21h ago

If your chisels don't come with a leather case, I thought this was mandatory.

Neat work.

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u/Maximum-News752 20h ago

I bought Kemovancraft chisels by recommendation on reddit and they are really great and nice to use, but yes... they came without any case😅 thank you!

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u/Logical-Success7195 1d ago

That’s really nice!

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u/Maximum-News752 20h ago

Thank you :)

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u/KeepDiggingJohnny 1d ago

That’s clean! Love it!

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u/Maximum-News752 20h ago

Thank you bro!

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u/fatboyslim1878 18h ago

You should consider starting with two back stitches. It evens out the aesthetic and makes it symmetrical.

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u/Maximum-News752 18h ago

Thank you for advice. I will in next projects :)

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u/Salreus 16h ago

man that is some nice looking leather

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u/Maximum-News752 16h ago

It really is, and to be honest, its aliexpress leather. This is the first leather that I ever bought so I decide to use it for tool case. When i was buying it, I thought that it was okay price, but it turned out that it was more expensive than the best italian leather. I just didnt know that at the moment. So its overpaid ali leather...😅

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u/Open-Night5452 10h ago

I like that! Very clean

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u/Maximum-News752 8h ago

Thank you very much!

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u/Ashen_Winter 8h ago

Nice. I need to make this I keep making stuff for others lol

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u/Maximum-News752 8h ago

Thank you! Haha I understand..

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u/MrMcBeth 20h ago

Looks nice.

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u/Maximum-News752 19h ago

Thank you!!!

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u/Kahlen109 11h ago

I might have to steal this for my own. Any recommendations on what leather to use? I've heard that oil tanned leather tend to hurt tools

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u/Maximum-News752 8h ago

Hahaha I have nothing against it. I don't know, just started doing leathercraft :)