Pancake Holster Demonstration, A-Z

[particle]

For those of you that are visual learners, like myself, I posted a video demonstrating my process of creating a pancake style holster, from initial pattern creation to final finish. I would like to emphasize that this is a fast-paced demonstration of my process, not a full-length teaching video. If you have questions about anything I'm doing, please feel free to ask here, or in the comment section of the video, or via the contact form on my website. I'm always happy to help however I can.

 

[Josh Ashman]

That's really nice Eric! Good on you for sharing. Aside from a few tool differences it matches what I do very closely.

All the best, Josh  

[SLP]

That's one of the best videos I've ever seen of the process. I love it! Thank you.

[particle]

Thanks y'all. My plan moving forward is to make all new videos freely available on YouTube instead of behind a subscription wall on my site. Took a while to convince my wife, but she's finally on board.

[hwhleather]

What do you use for your finish/sealant?

[usmc0341]

Very cool video.  Enjoyed it while eating lunch

[particle]

21 minutes ago, hwhleather said:

What do you use for your finish/sealant?

I use a 50/50 mix of Resolene and water.

[sideforce]

I love watching you work particle!  Great video.  Pretty handy with the razor knife!

[neilyeag]

Wow incredible process video.  Why is it that everything looks easy when you watch someone that knows what they are doing HA.  Superb craftsmanship.  What bevel knive did you use on the belt loop openings?

[JLSleather]

Okay, I got confused.  Using your pic, if you mark the "stitch line", and then dye / glue to that (shaded area), then what holds the shape of the holster inside the stitch line, between the line and the gun?  Or is you glue line different than the stitch line?