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Leatherworker
- Birthday 05/28/1954
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Sequim Washington
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Leatherwork, golf, fishing, shooting.
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Anything I like, but mostly holsters and sheaths
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Latest build for a beast!
Hags replied to BigBore's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Wicked nice man..
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Very nice indeed!
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Unfortunately yes, vacuforming may smash some of the detail. But I really only basket weave on a reinforcing piece on the front, and don't really notice it. I believe if you carved and tooled, it may be minimal. I like the bottom of the holster as you did it. It allows it to drain should the need arise, and protects the end of the pistol.
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That looks very nice for a first attempt. Trace your gun, add 1/2 the slide width + the thickness of the leather for a pretty good stitch line. I also draw a line from the top of thefrontsight to the top of thereafter sight and space the stitch line from that to allow for front sight clearance. Good work!
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I use 8/9 with a 4/5 backing to hold up holsters and pouches. Works well.
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Question on Holster with a Red Dot Sight
Hags replied to steelhawk's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
A picture would help a lot. Do you mean a trijicon type/holo sight, or a round red dot sight. I've done both, but would like to know. -
These are 2 I have come up with. The one for the stamping tools is 2 layers of 1x6 with holes in the top board. The other is a 2$ knife block from goodwill that I drilled to hold various tools I use for punching holes, corners, ect...
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Ditto the bonded nylon from LMC and toledo. I have been using 277 top and bottom for a long time with no issues on my cobra class 3.
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Nicely done sir!
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I also did the scrap granite deal. Tipped the office girl $5 bucks for showingme the scrap pile.
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Very cool. Nice attention to detail, and well thought out.
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Welcome! Very nice.
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That's pretty dang cool! I love making tools!