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About DocDaddy

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  • Birthday 05/20/1981

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    Stout, Ohio

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    Just starting

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    First off don’t be so hard on yourself. I would be willing to bet most people in your town wouldn’t be able to produce a belt let alone a molded pancake holster. Looks good. One tip I would give to help with the stitching is to lay a stitching groove and pull your stitches tight as you go along. Then come back and tap the stitches flat with a cobblers hammer or mallet. Good luck.
  3. DocDaddy
    The base is natural color. decal is removed after drying
  4. DocDaddy
    Slide Holster. Thank You. I use a vinyl cutting machine to create my design and then start with light coats of dye around it and use several coats around the decal. Once I am happy with it, I fade it in to the rest of the dye for the project
  5. DocDaddy
    Thank you all for the help. I knew getting involved in this forum would be good for honing my work. I am probably going to break down and buy one of the oblong punches on payday and invest in some barge and gum trag.
  6. DocDaddy
    This explains a ton. I am using Fiebings leathercraft cement but I am not hammering it out and I am not weighting it down either. Thank you for the tip!
  7. DocDaddy
    What size punch is this?
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    It is really more of a seam instead of a gap. Thank you for the feedback. The skull was created with the use of a custom vinyl decal cut out of some scra vinyl I had laying around. My original decal had cutouts for the nose and a ring of stars around the crown of the skull hence the splatter. I plan on creating a skull without these cutouts if I decide to do another punisher skull in the future. I wanted a really low ride on this one. The belt cutouts are the bane of my existence. I have so much trouble punching through two levels of leather. I plan on switching to an avenger style on the next one.
  9. DocDaddy started following a freshmade watch strap, Second attempt at a holster and latest project
  10. DocDaddy
    I really like how this one turned out except for some splatter to the skull which I am actually leaving alone. What can I do to keep from getting a gap around the edge? I sand the edges down prior to burnishing but there always seems to still be a gap. Thanks.
  11. DocDaddy
    nice! Thank You
  12. DocDaddy
    Let me know what ya think? Still have to finish out the edges and mould it.
  13. DocDaddy
    Welcome from southern Ohio
  14. DocDaddy
    Welcome from southern Ohio
  15. DocDaddy
    How to you make the groove for the watch pin?
  16. DocDaddy
    That is some amazing work. Love the monkey!
  17. DocDaddy
    Looks great!
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