Classic 1911 Holster Tutorial | STEP BY STEP | Leathercraft Walkthrough
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Full tutorial build video on how to craft the Hellhound Statesman holster for 1911. This holster build walkthrough is intended for those with an intermediate skillset in leathercraft.
We use a 10oz full grain veg tan saddle skirt sourced from Wickett&Craig. We line our holsters in a 2oz leather of the same.
The Acrylic Holster Pattern can be purchased from Hellhound here:
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"I like to use this little tool; I dunno' what it's called or where I got it from" Haha, too good. My Hellhound EDC holster looks just like the one Gavin made there, and it's by far the best holster I've ever had. Thanks for the instruction, Gavin!
Haha I know, helpful right?
Ive dabbled in leather some, these vids make me want to try holsters, I get to the end and just want to buy everything he does! Lol! Thx for sharing!
You should give it a go! Honestly the hardest part of holster making is the pattern/fit and building up a library of patterns for the million different makes/models/sizes/modifications of all the different guns. Huge headache, actually would not recommend as a business model hahah
But as a hobby? Crafting holsters for yourself, friends and family? Nothing better. :)
Wow that cuts the belt holes really good
I really liked this tutorial.
Good stuff!
Thank you, for sharing!
A belt clip on style would be awesome. I literally hate having to feed my belt thru loops when it’s NOT NECESSARY
Great video. Great tips. The patterns you sell are top notch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the kind words Ray, I appreciate that!
I love your videos and your products. Hope to become a customer some day. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I hope to craft for you one day!
Very nice! Wow!
Thank you!
great tutorial full of useful tips
Thanks Eric! Glad you think so!
Love to see your sharpening method
Awesome, we'll make it happen!
Nice
Nice work! BTW, is that a Phantom ring on your right hand? Because if so, you just got cooler in my book.
Helpful video. We'll done.
Just FYI Bianchi is pronounced Bee Yank Kee.
Thank you.
Helpful correction, thanks :)
You got any template 4.1 inch semi auto in avenger style but it looks good super slick from old way I did them
Great work.Who made your makers mark?
We’re get that knife at that’s slick
Thats an old hook/trimming knife that I picked up at Tandy about 15 years ago. I think they still sell something similar (tandyleather.com/products/tandypro-tools-precision-knife?_pos=22&_sid=533813187&_ss=r) but I'm not sure if its any good...the handle is different and I doubt its as comfortable as my old one.
After a quick search, Weaver has a similar one: www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/craftsman-trimming-knife?variant=40901399314572&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-pyqBhDmARIsAKd9XIMzXZiKy9XdC-2yOIVOfZBlL5jGh3FuQxr4tl7n1S9srgqmeh8FF-IaAj_CEALw_wcB
You look like you do decent work. But you should never say. Just don't care anymore when you're referring to your own work makes you look bad.
Oh heck. There ain't none of us leather crafters that make any mistakes like not flipping out pattern.🤣
Hahaha gotta love those facepalm moments
What kinda knife are you using to cut the leather?