NoName

Space is at a premium here. Shooting and leather work must share the same room. I designed my homemade furniture to fold up, retract or be removable when not in use. Not much veg-tan leather is visible. It is kept, rolled, in wooden boxes with lids, so that it does not darken with UV exposure.

Did you vacuum form the Kydex? I am just starting to experiment with Kydex. My vacuum table is nearly finished and a press form is in the works. I will post pictures and results as soon as I have them.

All them Californians decided that the good stuff was bad for you. Even the Barge cement doesn't stick like it used to.

I like your use of color.

You are the reason I call myself NoName on here. Nice work!!

Nice work!

I just discovered this site by accident a couple of days ago, so here is an official "hello" to all. I got my first handgun when I was 13 and was introduced to leather craft sometime within the next year. Making holsters was the obvious direction this hobby was meant to go. A big thank you to Don Moon seems appropriate. He was the Tandy Leather store manager who got me completely hooked and who convinced my dad to pay for classes and all the tools it took to really get me started. That was 25 years ago. Since then, my interests have not changed. I am still trying to build a better holster. NoName