making a pancake holster for Smith & Wesson M10 snubnose
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2015
- small leather goods
What's up guys!!!
In my last video, I made a old style blazer holster!!!
• making a leather holst...
In this video, I made a pancake style holster; with the trigger guard fully covered!!!
Hope you enjoy!!! - Навчання та стиль
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! I love your videos and your work! Thank you!
Wow... what an awesome holster! Love the color!
Love your holster, love the design and workmanship.
I admire the skill and talent that you put into building this holster. It's a real pleasure to watch an artist at work.
Thank you very much!!!
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing this!!
+Donna Roberts Thank you!!!
WOW.... That was COOL! thank you my friend!
I had my doubts when you first started out but it really turned out nice. Good job!
Amazing... You Sir, have the patience of Jobe! "Well Done"
Thank you very much!!!
Thank you. Very interesting and answered a few leather works questions for me.
Thank you very much!!!
Such skillful craftsmanship right here. Well done, sir.
I've got a Model 15 and a trio of 686 revolvers. I think I may try this for my first project. Very nice!
Absolutely beautiful...
Fantastic work. Pro finish!
+Dragoro Dragozinho Thank you very much!!!
Very cool video. Amazing piece of leather!
+James Finney Thank you very much!!!
Excellent super beautiful craftsmanship...!!! Great job ...!!!👌🏼👍🏼
Thank you very much!
Hi Gary
I’ve watched this twice now and it’s inspired me enough to make a holster and I don’t have a pistol!😀
Thanks for taking me in a new direction!
Thanks again David!!! we can make holsters for many different things, the concept is the same!!!
awesome work love it....
Thank you very much!!!
Beautiful work!
Thank you😁
REALLY GOOD JOB
Love your work, I was curious how this was done. I have tried kydex hybrid holsters and just find leather so much better.
so freakin' awesome
Great work!!! Congrats from Brazil!
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for uploading this Video. Great work! And a very good tutorial. I have made a few leather sheaths for knives, now (with your friendly help) i will try to make a pancake holster for a S&W J frame.
Have a nice and peaceful Christmas, best wishes from Germany, Frank
Thank you very much!!! Merry Christmas to you too!!!
Fantastic craftsmanship sir! Your video was fun and interesting, gives one more appreciation for the crafting of fine leather-cheers!
Thank you very much!!!
Nice craftsmanship!
Thank you very much!!!
Nice job buddy! Looks great!
+wileydog420 Thank you!!!
Well done Sir, beautiful hand craftsmanship.
Many many thanks
My compliments on your astoundingly beautiful work and your artistic craftsmanship. Absolutely superb. 👍
+Steven Mayes Thank you very much!!!
That's a lost art. Well done.
Thank you very much!!!
You make it look easy, but it seems straight forward enough that I might try to make one. First couple would probably be quite ugly. Haha.
Nice work ✌
Very nice indeed
Thank you very much!!!
Really nice work
Thank you very much!!
Top Video!
Wow! I just started making kydex holsters for myself but the thumbnail of this vid caught my attention because of how beautiful that holster looked. I am intrigued at how artistic you can be with leather while at the same time this does not seem to be above me skill level. I will be looking into leather working tools and supplies now! Excellent work!
By the way, I didn't realize gun ownership was allowed in Hong Kong. Keep up the good work my friend!
+Brandon Thank you very much!!!
Super Work
Thank you so much 😀
Needing a holster for my Smith 36-2. And for a Smith model 457.
I think I am going to start looking for a S&W snubbie Mod 10 with a bull barrel. Good video. thanks
Thank you very much!!!
Nice work. A video on making a pattern for something like this would be nice. How do you decide the margins around a wet formed piece like this?
Good job
Thanks
nice work
+John Morris Thank you!!!
Anytime I had to punch a Hole in some leather, such as adding an extra Hole on a Belt - I heated up an Awl on top of our Gas Kitchen Stove Top until it was turning all Red and Blue and then Pushed it thru the leather belt to Burn a Hole right thru it. Nice Burnt leather smell that way.
Muy vien elaborado perfecto
+Fernando Lepe Velasco (DEMONIO VELASCO) Thank you!!!
Great job . I like how you glued 2 - 3 oz to the back of 5 - 6 oz instead of just using 6 - 9 oz like I see other people do. Makes the inside smooth so it don't rub the finish off the gun.
+webslinger67 Thank you!!! Yes, that's exactly my intention of gluing two pieces of leather together!!!
+garyipip would you mind making a video stepping us through your process of making the pattern for this, and your other holsters.?
+garyipip can I ask what kind of thread you used?
+webslinger67. I was wondering about the thread also
Nice work!
May i ask that when you were giving the shape of the gun on the leather, is that water you were using?
And how long have you wait until the next step?
Thanks!
No basket weave? Nice work brother!
Nice holster! I’ve started dabbling in leather work and I would like to start making holsters like this. Did you make the pattern on your own? I’m looking for a basic pattern like this to give me a starting point.
You are in HK, i thought you live in the States. I really enjoying all your leather works videos. Make me wants to learn about leathering. Thank you.
+fingerluck Thank you very much!!!
Great job sir!
May I ask where you got the leather?
Texture is so great.
Great Job 👍 how thick is the leather you used?
Golden Items made from Golden Hands!
Good job! What kind of leather did you use?
Good stuff!!! Do you have a website??! Please post above, thanks!!!
Do you have a video showing how you laid your pattern out
Can u make iwc holsters too i haven't seen any vids for them just the plastic ones
It is a decent job. Maybe a little more explaining what you are doing. Is that Barge cement?And the most important thing, where did you get the pattern to begin with?I always put the gun in a plastic bag rather than in the wet holster before boning.
hi, i just started making holsters but i am not sure what thickness of leather to use and were to buy at
Awesome vintage look !!! And do you do this for a living if so how much do you charge per holster ?
Really nice work. Nice construction & saddle stitch.
Instead of mink oil & the shoe cream, have you considered using Aussie? A lot of saddle makers use that with great results due to the leather conditioners & beeswax formula. Just an idea you might find worth looking into.
+JunkMailBoxStuff Thank you very much!!! I haven't try that yet, but that's an good idea, I am sure will try it!!! Best regards.
Muy bueno saludos👍👍👍
Thank you very much😁😁😁
Very nice holster...learn a lot from your video! Just starting crafting leather. Your style is easier I think than others. However, I want to include oil based dye...would you dye your leather as a final step like in your video - or after the glue of both pieces before stiching? Thanks for sharing, Alex
+AlexG Thank you very much!!! I don't usually dye, but I do like to apply a few coatings of neatsfoot oil to give it a vintage look!!!
Красавчик!
Where do you get the leather and tools
Great work! How this gets 4 thumbs down I cannot understand. What the heck could they possibly dislike about this video?
Thank you very much!!!
mx5ish belt slots are to big. Only need to be size of belt. 1.5 inches usually. To much oil it will soften as it soaks in. Usually Resoline or Mop and Glow. It is water resistant and high gloss. Boning is easier if not so wet. But not a bad go as I don't think holsters are his norm.
What is the pattern making process. Measurement wise ???
Great looking holster! How long did you let the leather soak before you formed it? I'm going to try making me one here pretty quick. Looks like you didn't use to many tools, will help keep the cost down. Thanks!
+Bobshouse Thank you! the leather was only soaked for 10 seconds.Yep, not many tools were used, no fancy stuff, pretty straight forward and easy to do. the only catch is where you put the stitching line for better retention to the gun, not too tight and not too loose. Happy stitching!!!
very very nice.. How do I purchase one from you???
Ware do I go to by your holsters
So where can I buy one?
You are a true Craftsman!! Awesome work brother, do you have a website to purchase?
+Jordan Pizinger Thank you very much!!! no, I don't have a website at this moment!!!
Can I ask what size thread and needles? Total beginner here.
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Do you sell the pancake holster?
I was cared gun like it khen I was pilot South Vietnam
The gun very good and shoot 100% in target
Le Hung
do you sell your holsters
Really beautiful job. I am a hobby leatherworker and have not tried a pancake holster. I will now. I had a question. What weight leather did you use for the lining and for the holster itself. Also, any thoughts about wrapping the gun with plastic wrap to protect it when wet-forming the holster. Thanks for posting this video!
+pjculbertson55 Thank you very much! The leather was something from 4 to 5 oz. the outside was 2mm thick, and the inside was about 1.5mm thick. I have seen someone wrap the pistol with a plastic wrap, and I have seen someone soak every thing with WD-40... I guess everyone are doing it differently. Best regards.
pjculbertson55 You can just field strip after,wipe down good and reoil.
Amazing work Gary
How did you measure the leather size required for the gun?
Thank you very much!!! I laid the gun on a piece of paper, and eyeball the size I need!!! Might took a few time before getting it right!!!
khsoust there are many tutorials online about laying out for holsters. Look for Al Stohlman books.
What was the tool you used to punch the holes ? Did you use warm water ?
+frankgon4 If you mean the stitching hole, that was an stitching awl! For the belt loop, that was a hole puncher, and a chisel! Yes, I used warm water!!!
Looks great, I like the "old school" look of that color. Have you ever seen any of the videos that Hank Strange did with Samuel Andrews Leather? Really awesome vids, and he uses very similar techniques. I learned a lot from his videos and now from yours. Keep it up brother, peace
+Steve Garcia Thank you! The thread is 201D (approx. 2mm thick) waxed polyester…Yep, Sam Andrews rocks!!! great video from Hank Strange!!!
@@garyipip can you make me one for a model 36 snub-nosed
Curious where you live? awesome work!
+Mitch Cornutt Thank you, I am from Hong Kong!!!
Omg that cow got butchered twice! Just kidding brother nice work but I suggest getting a brush for laying the glue.
Where did your pattern come from? I am looking for how to draw a pattern
Thank you for watching, I made the pattern myself!
What are you using to burnish those edges?
only water, and a little bit of wax for sealing!!!
How to I contact you because I need you make leather holster for me
Is it possible that I can get a pattern from you. Thank you
Thank you for watching, I am sorry that I don't have the pattern anymore!!!
What thickness is the leather that you are using?
approximately 2mm!!!
Can you make a holster for Glock 19 Gen 4???
I might in the future!!! Thanks again!!!
You put the unprotected revolver in the wet holster???
don't worry, its a replica!!!
don't worry, its a replica!!!
Dye your thread before stitching
This guy is an expert with all the fancy leather working tools. it is a nice video but you can't expect the average Joe to do something like this. it would be cheaper and better to order a Holster from a Holster Manufacturer on-line or purchase one at a Gun Shop.
44357514 his only "fancy" tool was an edger. They can be had for like $5. Any awl will work diamond shaped best for the angled saddle stitch. Again that tool can be had for $5.
People watch a video like this one because they want to know how its done and want to make their own. That's why you are here in the first place. Say what you want but you know it.
Sounds like your working in the subway
Hi Gary
I was wondering, do you do you design your own templates?
Are you interested in selling one?
TIA
Thanks David. Yes, I do design my own templates, however, most of them were chucked or lost!!! Thanks anyway!!!
garyipip thanks Gary I’ll try learning to make one on my own.
Merry Christmas 🎄
Hey David, I do have a video about making pattern:
ua-cam.com/video/MQ43KXNdHD8/v-deo.html
and some of my other videos also mentioned something about patterns, please check them out if you have time.
It might not be a big help, but hopefully you will find something useful!!!
Happy stitching!! and Merry Christmas!!!
How many Golden Minks had to be killed to get that container of Mink Oil???
They were not killed for the mink oil. The mink oil is a by product. The minks were killed for their fur. That being the case it is good to use as much of the animal as we can. I don't condone killing of animals for their furs. There was a time this was necessary but that is no longer the case. But your idea that the minks are killed for the oil is misguided.
Would you be able to make one for me?
Michigan, USA
Will this concept work for a semi auto pistol?
Yes, please refer to this:
ua-cam.com/video/embHyIrWVd4/v-deo.html
Beautiful work!
Thank you very much!