My leatherworks

[IlTorvo]

This is my first ecig-related leatherwork. All hand crafted and hand stitched (a pain!).
Can seem pretty but works very crappy
It was useful as experience for my next works:

 

[IlTorvo]

Second attempt. This work a lot better. More compact and solid. I also stitch a divider inside.

 

[IlTorvo]

Third attempt. My actual case. Works great. Can fit a complete eGo, a cigar tube whit two 6ml droppers and two replacement batteries, or my BB the "637".
A bit big, but pretty flat to stay on my jacket's chest pocket.
At this time i'm working on a fourth version, whit two compartment for more smallest size, and whit a telescopic close system (as classic cigar cases). I'm just waiting for that the leather dry

 

[leannebug]

Nice!!!!

I like the second one. (wants it!!). Love the concept of the slots. I made a leather one last year but it was a different style/ shape.


Sent from my pod

 

[IlTorvo]

Thank you Leanne!
Just finished my last case tonight, it needs just a little color. Soon i'll post new pictures, i take also some shots during the process
Think that my next work will be a remake of my second model.

 

[IlTorvo]

Fourth leather case, just finished
Enjoy the process.

 

[IlTorvo]

 

[IlTorvo]

Finally:

Comparison whit previous works:

 

[5cardstud]

Nice cases. Allot of work to build one of those. As soon as the VVPV comes out I'm going to get one made for it. I'll get ahold of you.

 

[n2danexxus]

I love the rugged look!

 

[al-fredo]

They look great, are you considering making more and offer them for sale?
I bet that people will get in line to buy them.
Bravissimo!!!

 

[IlTorvo]

Thank you Alfredo. Unfortunately the entire process take me a lot of time (it's all done in traditional way, no industrial process) and the materials (leather) are very expensive. A similar, and more pretty, cigar case done whit industrial process can be bought for around 50 bucks... i can't compete whit this prices
It's just a passion, kind of hobby

P.S. And, by the way, i'm very busy whit my first work, fortunately

 

[Jaandlu]

Great work, llTrovo! I especially like the last one and how you showed your process. Very cool to kinda see how you did that.

 

[IlTorvo]

Thanks Jaandlu. It's pretty easy, trust me. It's just matter of patience and correct tools.