Making a LINED IWB Mag Pouch - Springfield EMP & 1911 Mags
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- This video shows how I made a lined IWB (Inside the Waistband) mag pouch for the Springfield EMP & standard sized 1911 .45 ACP magazine. This is the third of four videos I made of a batch of gear for Atomic Cowboy - a new eyewear company. The leather is 3-4 ounce Herman Oak, dyed with Fiebing's Pro Saddle Tan and Dark Brown, sewn with 277 natural colored bonded nylon thread, edges polished with Tokenole, and sealed with Fiebing's Resolene (diluted 1:1 with water).
If you'd like to pick up a small batch of hardware to build your own mag pouch like this one, I have a package of snap components available on my website:
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Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed the video, please don't forget to Like & Subscribe! I have 1 more video coming up featuring the last item in this batch. If you missed the first videos where I showed how I made the matching holster & mag pouch, don't forget to watch those too!
Don't forget to post new vids please.
You are an artist!!! Watching your videos helps with my anxiety. Thank you very much!!
very nicely done sir!
Maestro, your work never fails to show me where I need improvement. Thanks so much for the videos with skills shown and opinons absent.
Absolutely beautiful work sir! I've said it many times, but just love that saddle tan color, and even more so with the contrasting brown. That air brush (and you) do a great job applying the dye, looks great! 👍👍
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Excellent! Loved the video and the product. Well done, sir.
Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I really love watching your videos. You'd be amazed at how a simple technique you never think twice about is literally so eye opening to me hahah. Like once you drew with a circle template an english point and my mind was officially blown. I am curious what thickness poly bags you use when vacuum molding. I don't think that was mentioned but I also might have missed it. Anyways, great holsters and tips, and can't wait until you are back.
As always, Impeccable work.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful craftsman to hide iwb!!!! Great job.. ✌
Thanks Mark!
Please do more videos !!!!
very beautiful work👌👌👌
Sure miss your videos, I need some inspiration !
Thanks! Remodeling my shop for heat and ac. Hope to start posting more videos soon.
Absolutely beautiful work
Thank you very much!
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I love your videos man! I've been watching all your old videos just got into leather work last year.
Good couple years I hope. Good stuff.
I'd love to see how you do your IWB2 style.
You DEFINITELY have Awesome Skills. Impeccable Craftsmanship. I really need you to make a holster for my Byrna SD XL and my Byrna SD. I'm thinking Hip and Shoulder Holsters.
Really enjoyed your videos. I'm hoping all is well since you dropped your last video 11 months ago. Looking forward to more crafting.
Thank you, all is well. Took a break, worked on some personal woodworking projects, now remodeling and enclosing my leatherwork area for heat an AC. Hope to start making videos again soon. Thanks for reaching out!
Thank you, all is well. Took a break, worked on some personal woodworking projects, now remodeling and enclosing my leatherwork area for heat an AC. Hope to start making videos again soon. Thanks for reaching out!
Mike Blust here (Invisible Guerrilla) wondering when you're gonna drop the IWB2 holster video on us. Since discovering your videos and shop Ive made about 7 or 8 of them but I would like to see how my sensei does it haha. Thanks again for all your work and all you've done for me. I'll be getting quite a few more templates from ya tomorrow.
Two thumbs way Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Jerry - and thanks for watching and commenting!
It would help if you spoke and said what you were doing and why during your videos. And what tools you use to do the job and machine's sewing and drill press and type of thread used.
VERY VERY GOOD
Many many thanks!
Did you map out and measure all your stitch lines so they perfectly stop on point every time. Thats awesome. Rarely do mine stop exactly on point. Ill have to see about mapping them out better
It might seem that way sometimes, but it's mostly just luck. I usually just eyeball the start point, and as I come up on a corner, I might try to tweak where the needle lands. I usually keep my presser foot dialed to it's absolute lightest setting (to minimize track marks). When I sew the liner panels to each other (1/8" thick), I have to pay extra attention to make sure the machine doesn't pull the leather backwards when it pulls tension on the thread. That one got me a few times on this batch. And it was really cold, and my hands were freezing - I just wanted to be done! LOL
such a great work, why did you stop 😢
Thank you. Took a break for some personal projects and to remodel my workshop for heat and AC. Only recently got moved back in, but still not 100% done with the space. Mostly just need to build a new workbench.
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Your work is fantastic
I would like to ask is that wax you apply after dampening the edges
Great work! Do you dilute your dye with alcohol when using the airbrush? Also, do have any issues when using gum running onto the faces messing with your finishes?
Thank you! No, I don't dilute my dyes (Fiebing's Pro dye), though that may depend on what you're using. Anything the consistency of milk should spray fine. Thicker than that & it should be diluted. The only reason you might dilute is if you want a lighter color. With the gum trag, I don't usually have any problems but I try to keep it off the faces & only on the edges. But it can cause splotches / darker spots, just like water stains can, so just try not to over apply it to contain the mess. If you're having trouble with your sealer sticking to it, you might be over applying it.
Very special work, what kind of leather is used
Thank you! I used Herman Oak, 3-4 ounce leather, which I believe is about 1.5mm thick.
Do you have any patterns for a Glock 19, benn wanting to try and make a holster
What is it that you use on the edges to color them. Would it be dye? Enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing. D
I fill the refillable marker with Fiebing's Pro dye "Black". I was worried initially that the marker wouldn't work well with the dye, but it works great! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Do you have a pattern for a taurus m66?
Any time I use a sanding drum on a drill press to true up the edge,, I get the edges blown out. If that makes sense? Am I pressing too hard against the sanding drum? It gets so bad at times I just don't like using it.
I haven't been able to get my hands on some Hermann Oak leather. Just the various grades of leather from Weaver and Tandy. Both their low and better grades, but not the Hermann, or Wicke & Craig. Could that be the problem? I've heard Hermann Oak is very stiff.
At the 5:16 mark where you are edging off, it shows it real good, but it's even worse what I get any time I use a sanding drum. That's what I am trying to describe.
I know I've said it a 1,000 tines, but I really do appreciate you doing these videos and answering these questions for me. I mean it when I say you are my favorite holster maker!
Hi Jeff - Thank you for watching and commenting! Glad you're finding the videos helpful. You can minimize the blow-out by trimming the edges flush with your knife prior to sanding. There will almost always be a little blow-out, but much worse with less dense leather. This is the leather I used in this video, and it's what I've been ordering for the last couple of years. I've been very happy with it overall. www.springfieldleather.com/Hermann-Oak-Premium-Belt-Bend
@@AdamsLeatherWorks I need to just order some and see how it compares. I've just been giving away the few holsters I've done. I've only sold a few belts that I've done so I haven't made the switch yet to buying really premium veg tan leather. I've liked the Weaver Select (I think that's what they call it) and could really tell a difference over the import Tandy sells. I figured Hermann Oak would be that much better.
Plus, I'm really seeing that the location of where the leather comes from on the cow itself makes a big difference as well.
So whats the aromic leather mean? Ive seen it in your last few videos. Im sure youve said but most of the time i have youtube playing in the background while i work
Hi Joshua - that's "Atomic Cowboy". I made a pair of holsters & mag pouches, as well as a belt, all for the same order. The customer asked me to stamp his brand logo on the pieces for his marketing use so I engraved custom acrylic stamps just for his items (though I didn't show the stamping process). I filmed everything but the belt. I also have YT or movies playing all day while I work. Keeps my A.D.D. brain from getting distracted from boredom. LOL
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