Thanks Joe, I appreciate the tutoring. Great information!

Thank you for the great video.

Thank you 👍🏻

I purchased mine and started using it. I’m by no means good. But after a year I’m pretty happy

As someone contemplating getting into decorative tooling, this was an excellent tutorial Joe!  Thank you so much.  Love your tutorials--they are easy to follow and very informative.

Quality and casing of the leather makes the biggest difference.

I still believe the quality and casing of the leather makes the biggest difference.

I just put two together with a nice swivel and made a long one that's more comfortable to use.

Love this Joe, I’ve been tooling for two years now and always love watching your videos to keep from bad habits forming and just good refreshers. I still use a Tandy blade and have gotten pretty good with it. Maybe I’ll upgrade it a LW knife one day but can’t justify the cost at the moment. But I’m working on getting BK tools. Especially with smaller fine work and pieces.

Never was a fan of inexpensive tools same applies to equipment. Case in point, tried rental ski's once. Liked the sport and first pair of ski's I purchased was the best on the market for the weekend warrior. Could not believe the difference and I was able to advance my skills tremendously fast. Will be procuring the Leather Wrangler swivel knife this week. Thanks for sharing.

When will the deluxe kit be back in stock?

Thank you for the video.  It's that a 1/4 in thin or thick blade?

Where or how to buy a belt from you maybe i missed something but i didn't see anything on the site below the video thanks

Leather Wrangler swivel knife $195 starting price is absolutely an "investment." Barry King swivel knife is $65.

Wow, I just priced a Leather Wrangler swivel knife like the one you have. $195, again I say wow! Is it that much better than a Berry King at $65? I don't mind an investment if it is worth it.