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RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

leg vise works for leather too.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

All 3 layers together.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

Test fit.

Now need to get rid of the extra.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

extra was trimmed....


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

I sanded the edges even with a belt sander and then champher them in preparation for burnishing.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - Bill Holt - 01-25-2019

Thank you for taking the time to document your holster.  I am interested in trying my hand at leather and you just gave me some encouragement.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-25-2019

"Thank you for taking the time to document your holster. I am interested in trying my hand at leather and you just gave me some encouragement."


Speaking as a leather noob I think many woodworking skills transfer well. Many of the tools too. If you keep it simple you can do a lot with minimal investment. Not sure how far down the hole I will go but I am confident I can at least make basic holsters, tool holders etc. Not sure how pretty but functional. Want to make myself a shop apron at some point too.

besides its handy for random things.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - Stwood_ - 01-26-2019

Tool hangars are a good idea.


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - 2beast - 01-26-2019

Cool 
Yes
Thanks for posting this 
Cool


RE: making a leather holster for my block plane- - mongo - 01-26-2019

Almost done. I burnished the edges with this neat little tool and treaed the surface with snow seal which I exposed to a little heat to soak it in and then buffed it into the leather. I did 2 coats. Not sure if I should do more or not.