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I was digging in an old tote and found this wallet that I made back when I first startedI had no money for leather so I used an old 3” wide work belt laced together with paracord the rivets are live 22lr

I have when in a pinch made molds using wood. If you are skillfully with a jig saw and a sander you can make a mold in a coupe of hours find an image online of the firearm and make sure the scale is correct cut and paste onto the wood and cut out

I make the front of the holster 3/8” larger than the Back section sew them together wet the front section and not the back shove a mold into the holster and vacuum seal it. this, for me, leaves the back flat and only the front is molded little tip/trick place the holster on a 2x4 before vacuuming

Here is another

Sorry guys, can not show you the finished product, The owner was here and it is gone

Under a flap, no buckle the buckle you see is just for show, a magnet is imbedded in the leather of the belt

I am being asked over and over to provide CCW/Cellphone holsters that hide the fact you have a gun the gusset is a 1 1/2” wide belt the closure is a a belt held closed using a magnet the inner bag has a simple flap that hides/protects the gun and the cell phone shares the bag I am working on this one

Searched? Having lead in your wallet is not a crime you can not be detained and searched for walking down the street

Lead WOOL. Spread it on on a cloth beat to a consistent thickness sew it between layers do not suck on your fingers while working with lead or chew on it

A 2 slice toaster with a crumb pan

Glued and sewn A tip for you apply glue to both pieces allow to dry apply a second coat Then sew

I stole that line fro an engineer in Texas the plan called for a floor sink to be installed at a location that had a 4’x2’section of duct work in the way I issued an RFI. And waited for an answer engineers answer was to forcefully with great care manipulate the top of the duct work to accommodate the p-trap (IE. Beat it) This work was taking place in a university kitchen that was in operation. I came down my ladder stole a stainless steel mixing bowl cut round hole in the duck and set the bowl in it with the p-trap nestled in the bowl like a baby bird The salad chef looked for his mixing bowl for an hour before he gave up side note, shout out to a plasma cutter called Drag-un awesome awesome tool

modified my arbor press removed the geared press arm using a 1/4 rod coupling forcefully with great care, drive the coupling into the tool recover hole in the. The presser arm grind the rod coupling so it fits OnTo the aluminum stamp using a drill bit, remove the threads inside the rod kkcoupling. Cut a 1/4” rod 1.5” long , grind one end to a dull point nowlets use the machine 1)…. Flip/invert the anvil that comes with the press. Use this tool to press large acrylic stamps, I have pressed stamps up to 6” diamieter 2). Press for stamps 3).. remove the selector wheel from a broken hand punch, remove one of its cutter dyes Ram will press down on the cutter dye to punch holes

I have a few different types of snap setters i have the one shown on your photo All of them are a pain to use , I bought a box of snaps in the sewing section of a big box they came with a short stubby set tool I have found that this little tool works better than any other I have It folds the metal over correctly and the snap does not have to be beaten with a hammer to close added bonus use this tool to set large snaps where the leather is not thick enough

I would make the holster removable and able to attach to my belt. Using a drop down

True story [I came home one day an announced I was going to buy a rolling frame and build a shovel head in a jammer ridged frame. with a solo seat and a P pad wifey did not miss a beat, she stood up grabbed her purse and said COOl !!! Let’s go pick out my Piano wat? We are not getting a piano, they cost $5000.00. Hell no!! she said no piano no bike !!! ya’ll, We still have the piano in the living room and the bike has been long gone

Image off the net I have make one of these

well done!!!!

Large frame pistol case grey 6 oz chrome tan the liner is mustard goat skin Using Dwights blue gun as the model

Small frame semi auto case Fun little build gusset is buffalo outer is a chrome tan pebble earth tone brown Liner Is a man made silk over padding

Bro I am soooooo sorry to read your pain I was with my Mother when she passed so I understand your pain Do not let others tell you to get over it and move on, Take your time, speak to others about her and in time you will feel better . It must be on your terms and your schedule I am hear to lend an ear if needed

It is the same result if I hold the top thread to the back , side, or not hold it at all yes the top and bottom thread are the same size i m in the middle of a project and have been using the same needle thread combo all day with no problems at all the trouble started when I back stitched then forced the needle when it hit a knot or a thread image of tight stitch image of stitch line that is affected

Rex 26-188 I sewed 3 then reversed to sew 3 when the needle stoped like it was bent i checked to see if all was clear it appeared to be using my hand on the Pully. I forced the needle to go down sewed Approx 6” the machine was not acting right, I found a rats nest along the stitch line so I checked bobbin timing and tension after threading the machine it will pick up the bobbin thread, but look at this video this is what it is doing when I sew I am concerned that I broke/ bent something when I forced the wheel to turn IMG_4934.MOV

Simple snap on key chain holder using dimes as decoration

16 plus 5 plus 21 per mag