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Layout/design Technique
Messser replied to Deanimator's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
You can scan the gun and make the image black and white. Then, just print and cut to give the necessary room -
A simply dye edges is a black permanent marker edding 3000 Is simply, cheap and, for me, works in thick leather
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Thanks Bobby
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If I make a holster with a thin piece of leather to cover the liner. This piece is shown between the thick leather to sew and you have to polish? It could hide in the seam so that only appear at the top, but how that edge polish? Example Sorry for my english
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Cordovan in spanish is a type of braid stich
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I Messed Up - Cowboy Holster
Messser replied to Thong's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Try with glicerin soap and burnish with a cotton or wool drill tassel -
Revolver Holster For An Automatic Pistol?
Messser replied to Messser's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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With the clip subject the holster to harness. The leather strap keeps the axe in holster
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A Holster Bit Less Tight
Messser replied to Messser's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thanks I will try the wet it again and doing a double hand-stitch near the trigger -
Hello everyone. Seeing the work you are doing in your holsters I decided to make one. Modelled water at first but fit perfectly after applying neat oil has softened and now so tight as it should. How do tighten the holster for the P99? And please, critique my work Sorry for my english
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Thanks at all
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Cowboy Holster Tutorial
Messser replied to Jim's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Uau. Is very explicit work. Thanks... -
Amateur work, only for me and some friends.. Thanks for looking
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From Spain. I've always liked working with my hands and make the items I need I have the chance to meet some great leather craftsmen and cutlery and learn with them with a touch of my own style. Greetings to all and thanks for reading Manuel