noobleather

Keep up the good work

Great work there with carving and tooling

Thanks for the advise and information on some of your tooling

Some great work there. Quality

Some quality work there,thanks for sharing

Wonderful work

Great information there!some cool tech and engineering.thanks for sharing. Inspiring stuff

Fantastic stuff!

Wow the quality of your work really shines on that website. I read that the customers get custom monograming done on them as well,do you do that as well?

Wow quality work. Not really my colour but lol. Very very tidy and totally professional work.

Where did you buy them from? Any links?

Great work on that belt,carving and colouring looks great.stitching on the loops looks really solid.20 rounds of 45/70 must weigh a bit and the thickness will support that weight and keep the bullets from being knocked around

A lot of work there,great carving! How many hours of work did it take you?

Thanks I have been Soo busy recently. Thanks Battlemunky for your kind comments. Have to do some more work this weekend.

Hahhaha loving this thread!!! Ahhhh where to start after drinking a few mililitres/fluid ounces of beer. As I work on heavy mobile plant in the mining industry,re 250ton trucks (or is that 250tonne) every socket I use is either in metric or imperial.,sometimes there are slight differences in the exact feel of the socket on the nut due to the slight differences between the two. Start leather working and the thickness of leather isn't measured in either but in an imperial weight scale.i need to buy some calipers that show these weights,where can I buy them? Looking at how many ml or fluid ounces left in my beer glass and laughing. I guess it's what you get used to. However metric is easier to add up if you are dumb or drunk,I'm both lol. Respect to your measuring system.

Second that

Wow wish I lived state side for that bargain!

You are a guru when it comes to making machines for leather work. Wish I had seen this before buying a burnisher. Keep the pics coming

Thanks for posting looking forward to seeing you stitching it up after stamping it.

Great looking holster!!!

Great ideas for recycling old cartridges.

Thanks for the advise. Thanks for the kind words. Work has been very busy lately so no time for leather work.

Thanks for you compliment. The reason I did it that way is that I have no idea what I am doing. thought I'd start at the bottom as I could line up the holes a bit easier on the front and back of the edge of the holster.

Thanks for the kind words

Really nice colour and stamping on the front!I like the cutout on the strap handle to show off the star on the handle. Thanks for posting