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Hey fellow crafters,

I've been working with leather for several years now and made and mended lots of stuff, yet there's still things I learn about everyday. A friend of mine wants a leather SASS belt with sewn on bulletloops for .38 , .45 and .45-70gov. bullets. Now this I never done and went to look in my books that I have, but for some reason I can't figure the complete belt ou....brainbleach.gifdeadsubject.gif . Is there an universal way to calculate the total length and amount of loops that I will need depending on the bullets.

the way I used to make these belt was easier, I find, I calculated the bullets/length of the beltn measured the distances, punched loopholes with a o-blong punch and started to weave the loops.

Do I have to work to same way for this job?

any explination of an experienced fellowcrafter would sure help.

cheers,

Gunter

Once I moved about like the wind, but now I surrender.(Geronimo)

Failure is always an option

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Hi Gunter;;

Will Ghormley.com ;; explaines it well in his pattern books on cart' belts ;;;hope this helps .......Doc........

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Doc,

thanx for the advice, for some reason I forgot to check will's patterns, got a few of them, and indeed in the belt pattern he explains with a drawing and even a pattern included. must have had a blond moment , LOL.

Thankx anyway, just knew smart folk was around here ;-).

Once I moved about like the wind, but now I surrender.(Geronimo)

Failure is always an option

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