Mishal21

Fold the leather around a blue resin gun of the type you're building the holster for - or if you trust plastic wrap (I don't!) the gun itself entombed in the thing while it's still moist (but not wet! - very crucial!) As best you can, align the edges of the holster that will be sewed. Wrap some spare leather around that edge and secure it using binder clamps. If you touch the tooling too much, it will mash down. Allow the tooled piece of leather tool kit to dry fully flat if you choose. Then moisten the INSIDE of the holster thoroughly (with a damp sponge) and repeat the instructions above. Water will not have percolated through the leather strands if you act quickly. You won't want to do much holster moulding since it will destroy the tooling unless you don't have any tooling where the moulding will be done.

When you're prepared to pay money on a bicycle, it's crucial to remember to recognize that it's a valuable beginning point or not. A lot of bikes are out there that don't really valuable the money that you want to spend on, and this is one of them. Do not attempt to be meaningful, just try to save your frustration when you realize that your money still sucks. The bike was manufactured by a store: Sears. Nowadays, it's like going for a bike to Wal-Mart. It has a 1 part crank and steel steel wheels. It is lugged steel. This isn't good, man. This isn't good. I urge that you look for a better point of departure for a fixer-upper. I would be happy to help you find your craigslist. Until then, just bike around it and have a good time.