How We Make A World Class Leather Belt With Brass Buckle

At The Leather Trading Co. Leather belts are taken seriously thus are not made the quick and easy way. We all appreciate riveted belts but they just don't reach the classic level that most people are looking for. Check out the old ways of making belts and lets be honest...the way Legends wore them.
In this video, we use the ever reliable Singer 29k Sewing machine.
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[@bertalangavaller4665]

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[@ghazanfarkazim5723]

Please let me know how to make belt with straps

[@abdallataher4217]

the kind of leather please

[@MateyGardelOriental]

COW...dead cow

[@michaelbartley9572]

Honestly that leather had a nice look to it but was fuzzy as all get out and scratched way to easy if you notice the end of the video it has a big scratch. Want solid and extremely well made leather for a belt. Wickett and Craig or Herman oak either in 8_9 oz. You can get straps already cut from buckle guy for like 25$ or so. I'm making 3 belts right now and taking a break. My belts are 10 oz. He'll you can get on Amazon and get straps 1 1\2 inch from elw that are good leather that you dye yourself for like 20$. Hope this helps.

[@mrdobalina3451]

No finesse at all, rough as guts.

[@michaelbartley9572]

I swear I was thinking the same thing. He punches holes then stitched with a machine instead of saddle stitching which lasts much longer and coulda used some nice ritza thread 1mm. And the edge is fuzzy with a big scratch running down the end. I use tokanole instead of gum trag and my edges are like glass then hit them with Edge coat. The brand of edge dressing I got you can slick it after it dries and stays like glass.