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Beautiful holster!

I got a catalog when I stopped in there, but I bet they would mail you one if you call.

Beautiful knives!

I just got mine two weeks ago and couldn't be happier. I have a Consew 255-RB2 that I could not keep consistent enough to finish a project. It seemed like every time I would get one thing adjusted something else would go out of whack. I was beyond frustrated with the Consew, so I bought the Sailrite and it is such a simple machine to make adjustments with. I know people say there are so many better options out there, but I love mine.

Looks awesome to me!

Thank you Smartee

Smartee, who did you buy from if I may ask? I'm close to you and would like to check them out.

Glad to see your work back on here. Like the other's you have taught me a lot, and I love seeing your work! Don't be a stranger on here.

Awesome, thank you very much.

That looks really good! Where did you find that pattern, or did you make it yourself?

I realize you were referring to me JLS. The only reason I name dropped was because it was pointed out that Sam Andrews does flat back holsters like somehow he is the only holstermaker out there so that must be the correct way. I was simply pointing out that there are more holster makers that make the 50/50 holster, and that if it was such a flawed design those maker's wouldn't be where they are today. For someone that just joined a month ago you could use a bit of manners. I love this forum because it doesn't typically have name calling and attitudes during a discussion. Josh Ashman has been a member here a long time and has contributed a lot. Respect goes a long way.

And while you have him on the phone ask why he needs to add a tension screw. Look at Milt Sparks, Del Fatti, Alessi, any of the big maker's holsters and you will see they are 50/50 pancakes. The wheel has already been invented, I'm not sure why this is such a debate. Each design has it's own pro's and con's, as for me I have made all of my pancake holsters the 50/50 way and have yet to have an issue.

Crappy as always Josh....

My apologies for missing that in your original post

But keep in mind that if you can't legally purchase a firearm, which I am assuming is from your criminal record, merely possessing a firearm even in a gun store is illegal.

Thanks Dwight, I think I'm going to just have to use a new tab to make it look the best. He wanted to use the same tab so it would match.

A coworker of mine gave me a western gun belt that "shrunk" on him. It is a ranger belt design and he asked me to move the tab with the holes about 5 inches. I cut the stitches out before I realized that it is also glued. My question is how do I get it apart and what do I do about the glue residue that will be left. I assume it is a contact cement, but I'm not 100% sure and he has no idea. Sorry if this has been discussed before but my search revealed zero results. Thank you, Brian

Very cool video. Enjoyed it while eating lunch

Very nice! I'd like to see pictures of the back

WOW!!! That is awesome!

Love seeing your work

Beautiful work as always!

Man, I like that a lot!

No, they are two different sizes. The SP101 is substantially smaller.

That turned out really nice. I need to try one of these pancake knife sheaths.