My latest belt

[cradom]

Got a tri-weave tool and tried it out. Outside is 8-9oz, lined with 5-6oz. First lined one I've done. Fiebings pro oil black outside/natural inside. Thick enough for a light gunbelt.

The thread is supposed to be white. Looks more like bone or ivory to me. Buckle from Tandy. Cant take pics worth a dang, sorry.

 

[Bigfoote]

Nice Job, Haven't tried the tri weave yet, what's the secret to keeping it straight?

[cradom]

A good pair of glasses   I probably should have scribed a line first, it does wander a bit.

[AussieMade]

mark a point on top of the stamp and always have that mark facing the same way you are heading, that way it will usually stay straight. 

[Sblades76]

Looks good 

[cradom]

Thanks, all of you.

[Sofaspud]

Nice looking belt. I've just about given up on my tri-weave, l can't keep it straight.  That is a much cleaner impression than I get from my craftool. Who made your stamp.

[cradom]

Thanks. Oddly enough it's a Tandy. Got it last time there was a sale. Used the heavy maul on it.

[alpha2]

It does like properly cased leather. And like he sez, heavy maul or double tap! If you go the double-tap route, make sure it doesn't bounce.

Unfortunately, you can't hide a scribe line with this one like you can with the basketweave stamp. I do a FAINT line with the ball end of the scribe tool. I'm considering making something with a laser to put the line where I need it without scribing something that will show up when antiquing or staining. 

 

Nice belt!

[impulse]

I use an erasable silver pen for marking on leather - it just disappears with a damp cloth!