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  1. Bert03241
    I know this belt has some sort of sentimental value to you but its really not worth trying to fix. You should get a leather worker to make you a nice quality leather belt that will outlast you. I'm sure someone could duplicate this belt for half the price and much better quality . Just my opinion FWIW
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    you can make stamps with a laser engraver/cutter. I've made them out of Delrin and acrylic
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    need more pictures . there many ways to reduce picture size fotosizer for one free
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    I would try wetting it then take something really smooth and go back and forth gently over the crease .
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    Last I recall there was The NH League of Craftsmen in several NH Towns. Meredith, North Conway, Sunapee to name a few
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    I too went to the website when I clicked on All Courses nothing happened
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    One of my Favorite guys to engrave Very cool Gezz
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    toaster oven works great, but the sun in AZ works pretty good when it 110+ LOL
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    yup seen that many times toBut I find a lot of the time they pull up to do that but are sleeping at the switch. Light turns green I'm gone their still sitting there
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    and I can't tell you how many times I've seen their left signal on and they turn rt arrrrrrgggggg
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    Very nice work indeedI sold one of my BlackHawks and gave the other one to my son in law
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    Just messin with ya
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    Veg tan is fairly stiff. if you want to make it more pliable there are several leather conditioners out there. Rub some Mink oil into the raw leather , or google leather conditioners.
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    I hope it works OK for you. I to have hand troubles, my 60 watt co2 cuts 7-8 oz veg tan in one pass. It also engraves very fine details when I use low power.I realize the cost difference is substantial but I found it worth the difference. also no wife to answer to LOL
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    Ferg I have a 60 watt Rabbit co2, sure I could make smaller holes but then you still have the black soot getting the thread and black when sewing. I just find the chisels make much cleaner and neater holes
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    awesome
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    Very cool Chuck. I have several NAA Minis and I make all my own holsters for them. But my EDC is my NAA Black Widow 22 mag 2" brl. I usually carry it on my belt , T shirt covers it nicely , but I sometimes just drop it in my pocket. I laughed when I first read your post, thought it said " I was drinking yesterday " lol drinking and guns don't mix, glad I read it twice.
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    I love my laser
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    Good looking shealth. I tried having the laser cut the holes. I got so many comment about the large holes I went back to using the stitching chisels . I have the laser cut a line where my holes will be then punch out with the chisel. This embeds the thread just a little and helps with wear on the threads.
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    I like it
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    Those are beautiful I'd be proud to have them on my bike or my horse if I could find one LOL
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    I bought a box of 10 cheap readers on ebay and just leave a pair in each room and the car, Problems solved LOL
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    dont clic infected
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