{"featured":{"description_long":"► Get your collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/feet-and-studs/\n► Get your tools for setting collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/setter-tool-button-studs/\n\nHow To Set Collar Studs into Leather and Other Materials\n\nOur collar studs (AKA Sam Browne studs) are set with a straight back post that we call a B1414. Our back posts are force fit to the collar button, not threaded, and so require a few tools for setting. The reason we manufacturer only force fit collar studs is because screw versions always come unscrewed and fall out. Ours on the other hand are nearly impossible to separate once set and would require a metal sander to remove! We don't want any faulty studs on your product!\n\nWe will show you the many ways on 1) how to set set collars studs in leather, fabric, canvas, and more, as well as 2) how to determine the right back post size based on your material thickness. \n\nWe'll also go over how to use our hand tool setters, a hand press, and the hole punches that go along with it! As you grow in your leathercraft, we're here to grow with you with upgraded tools that can increase your speed, consistency, and fingers!\n\nAs always, please give us a call or shoot us an email with any further questions!\n\n#Buckleguy","description_short":"► Get your collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/feet-a...","id":"EHiKO_OFrS8","length":"02:17","title_long":"How to Set Collar Studs in Leather","title_short":"How to Set Col..."},"list":[{"description_long":"► Get your collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/feet-and-studs/\n► Get your tools for setting collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/setter-tool-button-studs/\n\nHow To Set Collar Studs into Leather and Other Materials\n\nOur collar studs (AKA Sam Browne studs) are set with a straight back post that we call a B1414. Our back posts are force fit to the collar button, not threaded, and so require a few tools for setting. The reason we manufacturer only force fit collar studs is because screw versions always come unscrewed and fall out. Ours on the other hand are nearly impossible to separate once set and would require a metal sander to remove! We don't want any faulty studs on your product!\n\nWe will show you the many ways on 1) how to set set collars studs in leather, fabric, canvas, and more, as well as 2) how to determine the right back post size based on your material thickness. \n\nWe'll also go over how to use our hand tool setters, a hand press, and the hole punches that go along with it! As you grow in your leathercraft, we're here to grow with you with upgraded tools that can increase your speed, consistency, and fingers!\n\nAs always, please give us a call or shoot us an email with any further questions!\n\n#Buckleguy","description_short":"► Get your collar studs here: https://www.buckleguy.com/feet-a...","id":"EHiKO_OFrS8","length":"02:17","title_long":"How to Set Collar Studs in Leather","title_short":"How to Set Col..."}]}