Members MLGilbert Posted March 6, 2020 Members Report Posted March 6, 2020 Hey everyone, just finished up a belt for myself (at last) and figured I’d share it here! The tooled side is 7-8 oz and the liner is 4-5 oz, both HO. I’d love to hear any feedback that y’all have! Quote
Members Mattsbagger Posted March 6, 2020 Members Report Posted March 6, 2020 Looks pretty nice to me. I don’t tool but love how it looks and can appreciate the skill and work that goes into it. Quote
Members Rohn Posted March 6, 2020 Members Report Posted March 6, 2020 Looks great. Very nice work. Quote
Members Outfitr Posted March 6, 2020 Members Report Posted March 6, 2020 Looks good! Machine stitched? Did you create the pattern? Looks like you have an oval punch for the belt holes and a double border cut in. Nice. Quote
Members MLGilbert Posted March 6, 2020 Author Members Report Posted March 6, 2020 Thanks everyone! 23 minutes ago, Outfitr said: Looks good! Machine stitched? Did you create the pattern? Looks like you have an oval punch for the belt holes and a double border cut in. Nice. I hand stitched this one, sure was tedious. I designed the pattern, first one of mine that didn't end up with way too much backgrounding! Quote
Members Sofaspud Posted March 19, 2020 Members Report Posted March 19, 2020 Be proud! That's a beautiful belt. Quote
CFM tsunkasapa Posted March 29, 2020 CFM Report Posted March 29, 2020 On 3/6/2020 at 7:06 AM, Outfitr said: Looks good! Machine stitched? Did you create the pattern? Looks like you have an oval punch for the belt holes and a double border cut in. Nice. Very nice job. I used to have a dog that was half malamute and half mastiff. There was no commercial collar strong enough to hold him, so I would hand stich two layers of 8 oz and make him a new one every year. Quote
Members MLGilbert Posted March 29, 2020 Author Members Report Posted March 29, 2020 3 hours ago, tsunkasapa said: Very nice job. I used to have a dog that was half malamute and half mastiff. There was no commercial collar strong enough to hold him, so I would hand stich two layers of 8 oz and make him a new one every year. Thanks! I bet that dog must've been an awful big one! Seems like two equal layers helps it hold it's shape too, done a dog collar like that and it turns out really strong. Quote
Members AdamZ Posted March 29, 2020 Members Report Posted March 29, 2020 Very nice! I might get around to trying some tooling work one day. I hope when I do it's half as nice as this. Quote
Members Rockon Posted March 29, 2020 Members Report Posted March 29, 2020 Nice Job ! Very clean straight knife and beveling job. It makes the tooling look great. Quote
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