wayner
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I use Barge Cement, I have a Cowboy 3200 and I have never even noticed any glue residue on the needle
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lol, he’s far from a Dummy. That man has taught me so much about leather work I am forever in his Debt.
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Another big problem with the 50/50 holster is if you get someone real skinny they will not be able to draw the gun out of the holster because there will be too much tension on it.
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JLS Patterns are great . I have used many of them and they all fit like a glove .
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JLS , so you dye your project then apply Boot Guard . The. Buff it out and your done?
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Thanks Diesel Tech
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Thanks JLS , I appreciate you sharing your knowledge
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JLS where are you buying your leather from these days?
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This is what I’m trying to find
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Can anyone tell me where to get the Hardware from to make a scratch free Mechanics Belt? I’m looking for the Heavy Duty hardware, not the light stuff that weaver leather has.
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Www.knifekits.com also sells everything you will need . It's primary for Kydex but Hardware is Hardware .
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I ordered something a few months back and called SLC when i ordered it because the shipping was ridiculous . They were going to put it in a regular envelope and pay regular postage to send it to me. well the person i was talking to on the phone when i ordered it agreed that the shipping was going to be to high and just charged what the postage was going to be. Now i don't know if they do this all of the Time but they did it for me and it was only the third time i've ordered from them and no order has been very big.
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This is a pattern from JLS Leather . It's a shame he doesn't post here anymore .
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Texas custom dyes.
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There use to be a guy on here that sells tooled belts for over $400.00 so it depends on your skill level, what you make , and your customers.
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It's Amazing how everyone Bad mouths Tandy Tools both of these Belts were Done with tools bought from Tandy . So maybe it's not the tools it's the person using them.
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I want to apologize to tony I misread what he posted
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23 minutes ago, TonySFLDLTHR said:Todd, glad to hear that we have treated you well. Lucky for us we still are family owned!
While I can't say we haven't said things to run customers off...I can say we do our best to educate our employees about leather working and encourage them into crafting things. Kevin and Rusty both take phone calls, so if you happen to call in and don't feel like you got the right answer ask for one of them!I called to get Weaver’s catalog but by the time the girl on the phone got done telling me what I could Not get as a hobbiest and showing absolutely no interest in gaining me as a customer I told her to keep her catalog. Im not Sure if Tony made a Typo or not but what Todd typed was he wasnt Treated well and it Looks like a Salesman Spun it around.
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Cooks Mold guns are very accurate. I am very fortunate i have a couple of friends from this sight that we loan the mold guns to each other. There was a Guy who use to post here who talked about getting mold guns and renting them out for just such occasions but no one was interested .
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Mcn I need a correct e mail address ? My e mail is Wbryan5408@gmail.com
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Which colt 380 do you have?
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I have that same cd it's great. I also have a lot of hardware I bought that goes along with the Templets.
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You will find everything you need at www.knifekits.com
send me a private message if your interested in a sample before you have to pay shipping on something that your not sure will not work. By the way your holsters look nice . Great job
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Hey JLSLeather how did you like the Leather you got from Goliger Leather? Can you post pictures of it?
Thanks
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My 2 cents worth I have patterns from both because I stink at making my own patterns. I have never had to adjust anything on the patterns from JLS leather, now on Adam’s patterns I have had to make slight adjustments to every one of them I have bought. Now in saying that it could be because I’m used to the grip I get from the other patterns or how close the stitch lines are to the gun.