EDC Multi-Tool Belt Holster Tutorial
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EDC Multi-Tool Belt Holster Tutorial
Kayleena's brother asked for a universal multi tool holster that he could easily take on and off a belt for work, so he didn't have to remove his belt every time he wanted to take off the holster. This leather EDC holster is a great little design that fits many different multi tools, and is held on with line 24 snaps so as to be easily removable! We used Buckleguy's new Newbury Leathers line in South Street to add a little luxury, and finished off the piece with some Ritza Tiger Thread!
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Thank you, EXACTLY what I have been looking for, been putting gear in pockets for years, brilliant!!🙂
Love this! Kayleena’s designs are after my own heart.
Great video! Cant wait to try something like that myself.
que buena funda. He visto un monton de modelos y este me encantó. Muchas gracias por compartirlo. Abrazo desde Argentina.
FYI this amazing pattern also does a good job fitting most sub/compact magazines!
Nice build. I have made a few various versions over the years. I will give this one a try.
I learned how to hand stitch from you. I do use a stitching pony when I can. It makes it easier. But thank you!
Hi, I jjust got through making one, but yours looks awesome. Thanks for sahring!
I think I’ll add a hole on the non-snap side. Allows for you to “eject” the multi tool if it’s a tight fit.
Thanks for the ejector hole idea. I also modified the belt attachment to have two straps so they can straddle a belt loop.
@@carlo.738 curious to hear more about these extra straps you added so it could Mount to a belt loop. Cant quite picture it. Is is still mounted horizontally or is it vertical in this case? Thanks!
awesome product/idea and presentation! Thank you! :)
That’s a beautiful pattern
Most definitely cool!! Good deal, thx 4making the video🤙✌
Really nice work I am going to make one like this
Soooo excited for that iron set later in the year. 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
Hello. I love your videos. On this EDC, great idea. I tried it and found that if you don't line it, you will have a roughout look to your pocket or the belt cover.
Thank you for video and for link with materials,but there is 3 types of the leather thickness,what thickness leather need for this project? looks like leather really soft…
Nice, I've always made some plain boxy things, this looks way cooler. Btw is that a willard on your wrist?
Nice idea to carry your multitool, and what a about a small outdoor knife, or an extra magazine for your handgun.
Im pretty sure that line of leather is chrome tan, heard you call it veg tan a few times!
I would buy the snaps if I could!
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Nice video. What is the make of your knife?
Hey maybe Kayleena can work on making a corter-flavored EDC belt carrier? You know the typical flashlight-multitool-keyring type ones. That would be really cool.
Going to buy this pattern, you should start making acrylic patterns, ill buy the crap outta them lol
Awesome videos 👌 subs!
Do not hesitate to give the thickness of the leather you are using, as this reduces or increases the space available to put the tools! Thanks !
Would ist not be possible to have the gussets not to be extra pieces of leather? I do some design work work myself and I know how hard it can be. Just a thought for improvement. Like the idea maybe you guys think about something in the same style but vertical. The idea with the snaps I like a lot. You could even add a second pocket for a flashlight. Thank you guys for the nice videos.
Bravo
Genial muy bueno
I don’t have the skills, the time and the tools. I will like to know if you guys sells them online. I have a leatherman p4. It’s a great concept. Thanks.
I carry a Leatherman Free P2 everyday. And like this design. You guys should try and build suspenders next. Also, what thickness is the leather?
Looks to be a 3 - 3.5 oz, and he commented "6 to 7 ounce" in the video when gluing the two sides together.
It says on the buckle guy website that the south side leather is chrome tanned which will tarnish steel over time.
I'm asking on behalf of another video you made a few months back (I just started watching your content), on which you discuss stitch styles, and I was wondering if you could cover tie offs/knots and figuring out the length of string to use to ensure you're not over or under using. I'm planning to make my first leather project soon, and would like pointers on getting it right sooner, rather than letting hindsight do the job.
Oh, and if you have a video discussing pocket layering, that would help as well, as I am wanting to make a bag with separations in a single section.
I love EDC but still haven’t been, maybe 2022🎉🎊🎈
Where might I get that brass knife?
Not a leather question but from a watch fan is that the Seiko Willard? Nice watch and a good video. Thanks
It's a Willard mod I had built so I stop wearing my original willard in the shop because I'm constantly slamming it on things haha!
@@Corter what was your base watch and who did the mod? if you have the time to answer. if not thats fine.thanks for responding.i have a small nitch leather company and love watchs. its a addictive hobby
May I ask which chisel you use to make the holes in this project and where to order it from? It appears to have quite thin teeth. Thank you
Cool! You are pretty talented. This is first video of yours I have watched. Can you handle some constructive criticism? Can you maybe get a mic for your shirt? I had to turn the volume up to hear what you were saying, then when the ads came on.... Yikes! I realized how much I turned the volume up. Otherwise I enjoyed your content. Neat idea on the holster. I often wondered why companies didn't make them this way, (horizontal instead of vertical).
Would carry better with the snaps below, not above. You could also make a version that allows for vertical carry too by cutting a slot on the fold and stitching around it to reinforce it. Lastly, add a curve to your gussets to avoid “binding” like the 2nd multi tool had when you inserted it. Best wishes. Great design.
you can wear it either way :)
Thought about adding a slot to rotate it 90 degrees for vertical carry too?
Can you maybe try something different, like a wizards hat ^^?
Either creative awl or leatherhub has a pattern for one.
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Size it up for a leatherman 300
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Apparently you've never used an multi-tool or carried it for very long, I would close the upper and lower base holes they only allow dust and rain onto the tool and punch a 3/4 h or smaller hole in the base end to allow your finger to push the tool out. Also having to belt snaps on the top will only pinch your skin when you sit down. love the ideas and the camera work
Let's see the one you made, then.
@@Jer0867 just a suggestion not a challenge
That Newbury is chrome tan, not veg tan. That will tarnish most metals, even stainless. I hope you didn’t use it on a nice watch.
I thought you couldn't burnish chrome tan? Can you burnish chrome tan?
Buckleguy website lists as chrome
Years ago chrome tan would, but modern processes don't leave enough chrome salt to do that anymore.
@@zachwalston2279 normally no but Tokonole does a good job of it.
That looks wastefull of the long pieces. You could cut them separate and stitch it later.
You dont carry a multitool? Blasphemy!