Interesting work process in this video

[AlZilla]

For some reason today I watched this bag making video. Maybe these are common practices.  I thought it was interesting that he made several subassemblies with double sided tape and glue before he got near any sewing. I'll be looking to incorporate this into my own process. It just never occurred to me, though I suppose I've seen it in a smaller scale.

Also the way he edge guides as much as he can. I just haven't embraced the edge guide that much.

 

[SUP]

That's beautiful, the work I mean, not just the bag. And very efficient. 

@AlZilla, I have seen such double sided tape with glue being used this way and want to get it. Is it ordinary double sided tape or something specific that I need to look for?

Edited August 12 by SUP

[AlZilla]

52 minutes ago, SUP said:

That's beautiful, the work I mean, not just the bag. And very efficient. 

@AlZilla, I have seen such double sided tape with glue being used this way and want to get it. Is it ordinary double sided tape or something specific that I need to look for?

I'm afraid you know as much as I do about it. The hardware store probably has a variety of products available.  I definitely like the way he used his skiving knife for precise cuts.

[Northmount]

2 hours ago, SUP said:

That's beautiful, the work I mean, not just the bag. And very efficient. 

@AlZilla, I have seen such double sided tape with glue being used this way and want to get it. Is it ordinary double sided tape or something specific that I need to look for?

Leather Tape

https://www.wawak.com/bag-making/double-sided-basting-tapes/wawak-hyperstik-super-strong-double-sided-basting-tape-clear/#sku=tpe29

 

[SUP]

2 hours ago, AlZilla said:

I definitely like the way he used his skiving knife for precise cuts.

Yes. Each action is so economical and efficient. 

@Northmount Thank you. I will check at that site.