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1st time showing my work on here.  Been soaking up the info on here and love it.  I worked really carefully on this one and messed up at the end. Got that figured out for next time. 

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Looks great. I love the large basketweave tooling. That Welt too!

Great work!

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1 hour ago, DieselTech said:

Looks great. I love the large basketweave tooling. That Welt too!

Great work!

Thank you.  Saw the Don Gonzalez video on the weave and had to use it somewhere.

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I saw that video as well.  Haven't tried it yet.  Looks good! Yeah the stitches had an oops but at least it's on the back! Good job. That is the problem with large welts. Hard to keep the a alignment straight. 

Not so retired RN. Living on the Washington Peninsula.

 

 

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Man, there's a lot to love about that holster. The small kerfuffle with the stitching fades to insignificance compared to the rest of the details.  And a P series Ruger, to boot.  One of my very favorite handguns of all time.

“Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.”
- Voltaire

“Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.”
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Hags.. yes that's where I messed up. If you don't start that awl perfectly you aren't going to change direction on 4 layers of 8-10 oz

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ALZilla..yup the mess is on the back. Gonna use it and make the next one better.

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There's a local guy with a leather shop in town. Occasionally I'll show him what I've been working on or ask him questions.  He's said "it takes just as long to mess something up as to do it perfectly"... I've messed up right at the end so many times and I always think of him saying that.

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10 hours ago, Ddat said:

There's a local guy with a leather shop in town. Occasionally I'll show him what I've been working on or ask him questions.  He's said "it takes just as long to mess something up as to do it perfectly"... I've messed up right at the end so many times and I always think of him saying that.

I usually mess something up in the process, but most of the time I can find a way to work it into the project. This was one I couldn't blend in. LOL  I just hate to throw away good leather and the time it took.

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Nothing to worry about , like you said it is on the back . And that stitch will hold as well as all the rest. I think you did a great job.:yeah:

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