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How to make a leather vape case with pattern and tutorial

Hi! In this video we will be assembling a vape holder based on one of our patterns. If you don't know what vaping is then you're a lucky person who hasn't been plagued by tobacco addiction and isn't trying to quit smoking. The case can hold a 2-3 batteries mod and 2 18650 batteries. It attaches on the belt and it can make carrying a vape easier, particularly while driving. The pattern and more info can be found on our store at https://etsy.com/shop/leatherhubpatterns or https://leatherhubpatterns.com. Thanks for watching! Required materials This pattern can be used for creating a waist dual mod vape holster that protects both the atty as well as the mod and can hold two 18650 batteries. For this project you will require at least one type of thinner leather for the inside separator part ( 2 ) and the bottom and side part ( 3 ) and alternatively another thicker type of leather for the main body part of the case ( 1 ) and the belt loop strap ( 4 ). You can of course use only one type of leather but it shouldn't be more than 2mm ( 5 oz ) thick. You should have two snap fasteners at hand or two ball head studs that will be used to fasten the battery pocket and the mod compartment. Optional tools You may use whatever tool you have at hand for punching out the stitching holes but should you happen to have access to a Craftool no3 punching chisel set, it would considerably lower the amount of work as the holes are spaced to suit using such tools. You may google ‘Tandy 88045-6’ for more information. Printing guidelines Print the pattern in the US Letter format and make sure you check the ‘Fit to paper’ button or depending on your printing medium, ‘Disable page margins’. If you’re not from the US you may print this pattern on A4 paper without any issues, just make sure that you select the proper format ( US Letter ) when printing. The idea is to print the pattern on the whole page and not fit it to the printable area. This way we ensure that every part will be printed at a 1:1 scale. If you haven’t ever used these settings when printing then be sure to print a test page before printing the whole pattern. Also keep in mind that names for the printing settings may vary between the many different types of software out there even though they all lead to the same results. Preparing the pattern The way I proceed when cutting the paper parts is to loosely cut around their contours and use them afterwards to mark the leather parts that need to be cut from the larger leather sheets. Make sure to join the parts that display half of a puzzle piece as mentioned in the first page and don’t forget to measure the test ruler situated on every pattern page just to make sure you printed the pages using the right settings. Preparing the leather parts After loosley cutting the paper and leather parts I then strap them on top of each other using adhesive tape to tightly fit the paper parts on top of the leather ones. This helps a lot when punching out the stitching holes and cutting out the parts. Make sure to firstly punch out every hole that needs to be punched before proceeding to cutting out the actual parts as doing it the other way around will make things harder. Also make sure you use a sharp blade as cutting through paper and leather at the same time tends to rip the paper a bit, especially the low quality type. If you wish to dye and condition your leather and alternatively prepare the edges in case you used thicker leather, then this is the right moment. Find us at any of the following links:    / leatherhub   - Our Youtube channel - where all of our video tutorials can be found https://etsy.com/shop/leatherhubpatterns - Our Etsy shop - to be added to favorites for offers and new stuff https://leatherhubpatterns.com - Our webpage - same as the above   / leatherhub   - Our Facebook group - our ever growing and eagerly supportive community   / leatherhub   - Our Facebook page - where you can be as kind so as to leave us a like https://instagram/leatherhubpatterns - Our Instagram account - where we’d love to follow you back Copyright © 2019 LeatherHub All rights reserved