Members Hildebrand Posted 10 hours ago Members Report Posted 10 hours ago Customer just picked up this holster. His son had me make him one a few years ago for a .41 magnum and he wanted one similar to it for his 22 lr. I have a love hate with white thread, if you don't die and finish before stitching it takes on the color of the die. In this case with it being lined I needed to sew the top edge before assembly so I did without it being died and paid the price when the top stitches disappeared in the die. White edge stitches still popped pretty good. He is tickled with it, I was able to use my 3-D printer to print his initials rather than hand cut them. The 3-D stamp is much cleaner and easier. Quote
Contributing Member Samalan Posted 10 hours ago Contributing Member Report Posted 10 hours ago That's a beauty, love it. Quote
Members BlackDragon Posted 8 hours ago Members Report Posted 8 hours ago It came out great! I actually like the brown dyed thread in that area as it doesn't take away the flow of the pistol to holster. Quote
Members dikman Posted 4 hours ago Members Report Posted 4 hours ago Looks good to me. Quote Machines wot I have - Singer 51W59; Singer 331K4; Seiko STH-8BLD; Pfaff 335; CB4500. Chinese shoe patcher; Singer 201K (old hand crank)
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