How to Build a CakeZero/Cake 8 Leather Pancake Holster | EDC Leather Click N Ship Tutorial

In today's episode, George shows the basics of building a Cake 8 leather pancake holster. This goes all the way up to the molding, dye, and finishing of the holster. You can check out our video of what to do after completing these steps below.
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[@viktorgeorge9144]

Good stuff George!! I could watch this all day I bought a ShopSmith in the 70’s and now I regret selling it😂😂 Thanks George

[@EDCLeather]

Thank you brother!

[@jmaga4234]

Thank you sir

[@robscroggins4685]

Another great video George. Funny seeing Garrett run on an empty bobbin. He must have been distracted. Thanks for all you do for us holster builders

[@2rueblue]

I am so happy to see how economical you are with the leather, I see far too many craftsmen wasting a lot of leather as they are not taking the time to arrange the clicks to get the most out of the expensive cut of leather. Fantastic show and thank you so much for the education. all the very best from Scotland.

[@rolltide5586]

Good content George, but It seemed like soon as you got a good sniff of that glue you started talking about Wildebeest on the Serengeti …just saying maybe it’s stronger than you think 😂

[@devriescustomleather1109]

really good Geoge

[@elund408]

excellent video.

[@jonas-mb6cf]

Great video ! Very usefull for me , i find leather craft very relaxing and fun , i do knifesheaths most but sure going to try to do more revolver holsters ,

[@mstucker52]

Boy howdy George another great informative video🎉
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[@susantipsyhealy7655]

Hi George, Hi Jake

[@salvadorblascogonga8204]

Muy buen trabajo, yo soy Español y aquí el portar armas solo está permitido a poca gente aparte de las fuerzas de seguridad. Y este trabajo no creo que fuera rentable por qué no hay oferta , pero me gustaría poder conseguir algún patrón. Tienen algún cliente o amigo en España para poder intercambiar opiniones sobre este trabajo. Gracias por su tiempo.

[@user-oc5je8iu5r]

Is it nessary to get tools to do holster like you do

[@user-xd2zw8uf4c]

Thank you! I learned some good things. What wax do you use for your wax driven edge?

[@EDCLeather]

We use Yankee wax in their clear, black, and brown. I believe you can get it from springfield leather