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7 hours ago, Frodo said:

  looking for recommendations for a closure for a cell phone holster that will be used frequently

Magnet is not strong enough

post would scrape every thing

snaps wear out the leather

 

Suggestions?  

 

 

 

 

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You might just wet mold that flap under your thumb, . . . mold it around the phone, . . .  tuck the little sucker down inside . . . be surprised how well it just might work.

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Either a Sam Browne stud with lining over the base as fredk suggested, or set the stud over a patch of leather that then will be stitched in place.

I've done both:

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Magnets are indeed an option. There are stronger ones even without going all the way to rare earth magnets (which I'd advise against using on a phone case).

I wouldn't use snaps. I have a fabric phone case that uses a snap to close the belt loop and once I scratched my phone by pressing that snap closed whilst the phone was inside the case. The imprint of the snap went through the fabric: I wasn't happy.

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13 hours ago, Dwight said:

I long, long ago gave up screwing around with fasteners for cell phones.

Too easy to make this one, . . . works like a champ, . . . 7/8 oz leather, . . . metal belt snap on the back . . . held together with rivets.

This one holds a samsung note 8 with it's kinda rubber like case around it, . . . I wear it in/on the computer chair, . . . dinner table, . . . tractor, . . . zero turn, . . . quad, . . . Jeep . . . van . . . up & down ladders . . . never dropped a phone out of it yet . . . 

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Dwight

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I do something like this too. I use a 1/2" strap around the holder, kinda tight but not to tight to tuck the flap  into.

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4 hours ago, chuck123wapati said:

I do something like this too. I use a 1/2" strap around the holder, kinda tight but not to tight to tuck the flap  into.

That brings back memories

The first thing in leather that i ever made was a taser holster  I used a belt and believe it or not 22LR cases for rivets

 

 

 

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Posted

As we are sharing photos of our phone holsters, here's mine. About 18 - 20 months in daily use.

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The area around the hole for the stud has softened over time. It could do with improving

 

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if you rivet the tab on inthe place a snap would go, with a small spacer, then take it out and slide the tab over and off when you want to, 

if you get what i mean

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