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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!

 

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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.

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Looks great. Very nice work.

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Looks great!

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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.

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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!

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Be proud! That's a beautiful belt.

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Excellent job

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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.

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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.

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Nice Job ! Very clean straight knife and beveling job. It makes the tooling look great.

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