Southerngunner

Here is where it is so far , I need to clean up the welds( the material is galvanized). Also I have to pick up more metal,casters, and 3/4" plywood for the table top and side cabinet. I think that it will work out ok

Well here goes, I have started my own version of a Heavy duty table. I have 20' of 2 1/4" square tubing left over from a metal building that I had built, so since I was a welder / heavy equipment mechanic for years I decided to build the legs from that. I will be implementing Tim's 12"/2" torque pulley set up and a new servo motor. I have started welding up the legs so I will update when I get far enough along for pictures. I will be putting casters on it because by time I add a top and the class 26 Cobra this sucker is going to be heavy

You are a very talented individual Sir. I will be bootlegging some of your home grown speed reducer ideas for that Cobra class 26 you sold me. Thanks for being a stand up guy to deal with. Great job to all the other folks for posting pics of some fantastic tables.

@Tim Schroeder Could you please pm me I'm interested in your class 26.

Is the roller guide included?

I appreciate your reply but I'm afraid shipping from Ontario to western Arizona would probably approach the cost of a new machine. Merry Christmas, Terry

Has this machine been sold? If it is still available please contact me . Thanks, Terry

@Michael Sheldon I would like to talk to you about your Neels #5 If possible. I live about 3 1/2 hours away close to Kingman az Thanks, Terry

Is any of these machines still available? If so please PM me .

Is any of these machines still available? If so please contact me with info , Regards, Terry

The character it has was earned from daily use and abuse , it deserves a retirement . I believe that I got my $35.00 worth out of it

The original was a Tagua brand and it is about5 or 6oz. It held up very well considering I would crawl around under my backhoe or truck and never took it off. Needless to say I have stopped getting on the ground unless I fall

I think you did a fantastic job. I don't have a problem with the retention strap , I have made several holsters in the Tom Threeperson style. It was Elmer Keith's favorite, that's good enough for me. https://images.app.goo.gl/cjWb6M19Sz69L5Pe8

Clean and 100% functional ,great job

The neatsfoot would probably work as long as the strap is wet enough to stretch.

Very nicely done and that welt is insane. Whenever I'm forming a wet or a dyed holster I wrap the gun or knife in a couple layers of saran wrap to keep the moisture off. Perhaps just wet the retention strap and cover your glock and snap it and let it dry. Just a suggestion.

Great job on the whole wallet. I struggle with basket weave stamping myself but I will keep trying, maybe someday

I layed out a stich line that I didn't follow so I will go back to the machine and take care of that today

Thanks, now I have to break it in, it's 8 to 9 Oz and heavier leather than the other one

This is a factory made holster that I have worn for 3 plus years. It has held up pretty good considering what I've done to it. So I decided to try and make a new one for my Sig 365 xl everyday carry (and I do mean everyday). Let me know what you think.

My 1911's are like shaking hands with an old friend,they just fit.

Well done.

You made a good choice, a carry gun has to be reliable and comfortable for your style of shooting.

Nice job on the holster, I also like the simplicity of the shoulder strap. Good choice on the G3, I worked at a local gun shop for 5 years and we sold a lot of that model with very few warranty issues. My personal carry gun is a Sig p365 xl.

Yeah it wears on a guy