Demo on "Making a leather Belt slip Cartridge holder "

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together and explain thoroughly, your process. You are obviously a skilled tradesmen and we could learn a lot from you. So again, Thank You! I have this saved on my watch list to refer back to when I need it. Very helpful.

[@ianstradian]

Mr. Black as a newbie to leather work I have been looking for a tutorial like this. Thank you Thank you Thank you. Best one I’ve seen. I’m saving this and I’ll be watching it a few more times. Beyond the technique of sewing the loops your pattern making points were invaluable. I’ve subscribed. Thanks again.

[@oilfortheworld]

Me too

[@minerblue9641]

Great video Mr. Black.

[@madelinemazza4808]

Thank you for answering me so quickly. I finished sewing last night and it looks great for a beginner. Thanks to your great video that explained everything so well. I will follow your advice today. I'm excited to finish my project and give it to my uncle in return for him fixing a 1907 lady's rifle for me. Thanks again Richard. I plan on watching your other videos.

[@Kevinthomaswatson]

That took some time and effort Richard, I have sewn one of these on my cowboy 4500 and wasn't quite sure what I was doing but your video has answered all the questions I had and now I'll be looking forward to sewing the next one. Thank you very much, greatly appreciated.

[@PCgamerRawr]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video i have previously bought an over complicated Cartridge Belts pattern set that wile very beautiful was also very complicated. your way was much easier and efficient and thats a good thing since after i made my first one all my friends at work want me to make them one.

[@RichardBlackII]

Thanks for watching and the nice comment. Learning all the different techniques from other craftsman's just sharpens your personal skills. Thanks again

[@saidhsaid13]

Newyooutubeisdumb yourfullnamehaha

[@richardsmith7887]

Very nice demo

[@FilmForger]

Nice work! I actually made a shotgun (12 Gauge) belt by measuring/sewing/stopping/cutting each slot separately - what a pain in the a** - now thanks to you I could make one faster! Cheers!

[@thelegendrush]

Always like your video's. Just getting ready to do a cartridge belt for my Bond Arms Derringer. Wasn't sure how to get the loops on it. Now i know! Thanks Richard.

[@EitriBrokkr]

great info, thanks for taking the time to put a video together

[@candeeread934]

WOW, that was a2esome, thank you so much! This is going to make my second gunbelt so much easier than my first on3. Definitely am going to checkout the rest of your videos!!!

[@sonnyelliot106]

Pro trick: watch movies at flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies lately.

[@coltenronald8501]

@Sonny Elliot Yup, I have been watching on Flixzone} for months myself :)

[@blakeleonardo2790]

@Sonny Elliot Yea, have been using Flixzone} for years myself :D

[@JamesOSullivanLeatherBySully]

I find myself going back and refreshing before I start a ew project. Thanks Mr Black!

[@ku4ap]

Thanks Richard, Very timely for me.

[@johntyson9102]

Hello I injoy watching all your video

[@SealClubbinFun]

Thank you Mr. Black. I love the videos.

[@lowcard1]

Very cool. Thanks for the great instructions.

[@Trailtraveller]

Nice Richard, thanks for showing !

[@chapmaker46]

good vid i make custom chaps and have been playing with making holsters and cartridge holders. thanks

[@dannobee1]

When you have chance would you make a video on how to make a leather tool roll? You have a really great way of explaining your projects better than most people. Thank you Richard.

[@kjuhler]

Thanks again. I love that sewing machine.

[@jayfromtexas6718]

Really nice Mr Black!

[@justice0165]

I appreciate and enjoy your videos immensely!!! I would like to see you make a rifle sling!!! Thank you for posting & I can't wait to see the next one!!!

[@hillbillygibbons7552]

Thanks Richard. Any chance you have a video on making a drop holster belt? I know there is an angle on the side the holster goes on, but that's about all I know. Great videos. I've learned lots from you. Would love to see a cowboy drop holster belt video.

[@angelopecora1]

Well done video and instruction...nice product too!

[@DavidREllisAZ]

Very nice Richard👍👍

[@dwmajor3156]

very helpful video. I plan on making bullet wrist cuffs for .380.

[@johntyson9102]

Great video thanks

[@kargandarr]

You could also use the inner edge to make tighter corners as well. It might give enough room for one more cartridge of a certain size. Running an edger along the edges of the belt would allow it to go in much easier than it did.

[@mpccenturion]

Beautiful work, thanks!

[@spydergs07]

Nice! I'm going to have to make myself one now!

[@wesleyseay5467]

That was a great and very detailed video. I have a belt for a .357mag/.38 but who ever made it was a little sloppy. The loops are a little too big. Is there any way to shrink the leather?

[@pesakhraap6657]

Buy a bigger gun

[@cupbowlspoonforkknif]

Very detailed. Very helpful. Thank you!

[@Automedon2]

Nice video, thanks for sharing.

[@charleshetrick3152]

Thanks for sharing your process. Thoughts on an inexpensive (not cheap) leather sewing machine? Side note for my holsters or anything that is for a belt I machined some wood insert for wet molding.

[@airsoftcowboys7308]

How did you put the grin on your workbench/table? And I am also assuming there is some sort of a plastic over lay on it too?

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Great information. Thanks for the lesson.

[@KB4QAA]

Thanks for sharing your skills!

[@wkmiguel]

Nice tip from dag36523, don't you think? I can really appreciate the work that you did, In the belt lop section, would it make much difference if you wet that section and place a belt piece in there and let it dry, so as to take a more permanent shape?

[@thelivefiddler4106]

great tutorial, thanks for posting

[@danfraser7479]

One word, Nice...

[@xcalibre222]

Awesome job! Thanks

[@DevOpsNerd]

Dude. Your hands look just like mine. Chicks dig scars! :)

[@RichardBlackII]

The stitching pattern I use is so that the stitches don't show. If you sewed by hand and across then they would have a tendency to show, it's all a matter of taste. Thanks for watching and your support

[@stephenwillis5432]

Very nice work... would it be possible for you to show how to do the loop stiches by hand??

[@TheMetaljoe57]

Thanks for your very great videos, waiting for more :)

[@dd-fm4yl]

thanks could you share what your .22 measurements are I know it depends on leather thickness

[@Bierzo12]

Congrats Richard for your work and videos Just have one question : If both pieces are veg leather ( front and back ) why when you apply the Neatsfoot Oil the difference of color change that much ??? I really liked the idea of ussing this kind of oil. It's like dying and protecting the leather at the same time, but I'm affraid of what I'm mentioning above : the big difference of color in the leather when it's applied. Thnks + Rgrds

[@madelinemazza4808]

This is my first leather project. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I am making it for 223 cartridges. I am in the process of hand sewing and I have noticed that apparently the rounds are so tight when I try to put them in. Will the leather loosen up with time or is there a way to make it slide in easier. I must have had the calibers too tight on the leather when measuring. I would appreciate your help. I thought about dunking it in water after sewing and then stretching a little. Thanks

[@FreakyScaryChannel]

Richard, Any chance of you making a video showing how to mold leather...?

[@Waipas]

Great video; very informative! Can you do a tutorial on the cartridge belt loops that aren't sewn onto the belt but looped, and how to measure the loops? Thanks.

[@RichardBlackII]

I don't have a website, most of my work is all custom made for individuals. If you like any of the items in my videos or a custom item please send me an email for prices and availability. [e-mail]

[@RichardBlackII]

Try wetting the loop leather and then put your cartridges in and leave overnight. The leather will stretch to fit and over time will fit much better. Thanks for watching.

[@kcatto21]

beautiful work, I have been doing leather work since I was a kind about 35 yrs now.... I enjoyed your videos as I am always picking up tips.... I really like your cutting grid, is it self healing???

[@RichardBlackII]

You could dye it after applying neatsfoot oil but the color wouldn't be the same as you want, apply the color of choice before the oil bath. . I use the oil as my color and then apply atom wax and balm to finish it off with a nice sheen. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@cidcampeador1952]

BRAVO !!!!!!

[@RichardBlackII]

Send me an email at [e-mail] with the tools that you think you need a roll for. Then I can customize the video with your leather roll needs in mind. Thanks for watching

[@lionheartrsn1]

excellent

[@Lucky13Twice]

I'm from Colombia in South America and have no access to bullets here. I want to make a loop belt for a friend of mine in Texas. What is the measurement for the 45 Colt?

[@salam.altailor]

Excellent

[@a1tanner528]

I appreciate you making the video I was curious about two things. First will a 3030 shell fit in a 357 slip and secondly do you sell these?

[@dag36523]

One thing I do since I tend to get in a hurry, I tape off the areas I don't want glued withe the blue painter tape. I glue over it then peel off the tape after it sets.

[@chapmaker46]

excellent work dont think my machine will sew that heavy leather,,but i will try it..i make custom chaps,, thanks for the info,, have a con sew walking foot....

[@RichardBlackII]

Thanks for watching. I haven't made a cartridge belt without sewing the loops on, I've seen them. Measuring the loops in the video will work on any style of belt you make.

[@RichardBlackII]

You can try inlaying the coin either by gluing or riveted on the coin. Practice cutting a circle or find the the right size hole punch that fits your coin. Good luck

[@michaelagalasso2389]

Rich, Once again Great Job!!!!!!. One question, could you dye that after the oil bath?

[@2JobsStillPoorUSA]

Richard? The digital caliper was reading 13.88 mm and when you calculated you did 13.58. Did you do that on purpose... or is that was the 2 inches on either side is for... sort of a fudge factor?

[@RichardBlackII]

My bad, I just caught it, thanks for correcting me.

[@allane4182]

Great Videos Richard! What material is your cutting board made of and where can I purchase a sheet of it? Thanks in advance.

[@nelsonmaldonado2196]

thanks it works great..

[@daytonpyro]

what is the size/ type of leather that holds the bullet? don't think you said...

[@RichardBlackII]

Thanks for watching. The cutting mats I found on the internet. Try researching cutting mats on the web.

[@Radioman909]

I'm having trouble finding a Belt Slip in 30.30 with say 15 to 20 each slip?

[@DeanO]

Great video Richard - would you recommend using the same stitching pattern for the loops if sewing by hand? I was thinking just the vertical stitching for sewing by hand on the loops.

[@philrutherford4649]

Great video Richard. I am going to make one for my .17 HMR Rounds are pretty small so it might be a little tricky. I wonder if you could post on your Facebook page the recipe for your burnishing wax? Where do you get the non greasy neets foot oil been looking for it but havn't found it yet.

[@archangel20031]

Is that a digital caliper or a caliper with a small brick on it?

[@cowboyvalentin]

Where can I get 1.5 to 2 oz. Calf hide for the bullet loops? Tandy leather has 2 to 3 oz. They do have pig hide 1.5 to 2 but not sure if that will work

[@RichardBlackII]

Pig hide will work fine

[@sunaJH]

What a fun project-thanks a lot:)

[@Lapeerphoto]

What grit belts do you find work best on your belt sander? Great video, thanks! I'm not planning on making this exact belt, but for a beginner, this provides some really good Leather craftsmanship practices. Thank you! PS. I have an extra Motor and Arbor, I'm going to make the burnisher, shown in your other tutorial, using wool matt. Perfect!!

[@RichardBlackII]

+David House Sr. I've found that 80 grit works well for the belt sander, but watch how hard you press the material to the belt.

[@Lapeerphoto]

+Richard Black, Great, thank you.

[@juanitacoonrod764]

help

[@dogbuggy32]

thanks bud

[@mathew1929]

Is there a certain website that we can look at your stuff?

[@kosmocookieduster]

Can you tell me where I might find the 1 to 1-1/2 oz calf hide?

[@rhuerta2002]

I need help ordering the right size leather for making the shell holder part do you sir have a order number I order some from spring field but look to thin thanks

[@RichardBlackII]

I just visited the Tandy Leather Factory in Albuquerque yesterday and they said that calf's hide is not available any more because of the costs. I suggest now you use pig skin, it comes in a 1 1/2 oza

[@SuperDagod1]

I would like to buy a 25 round ammo carrier that I can sew onto my belt, darker brown leather. 38sp/357 size. Any link would be greatful

[@shotgun2a]

lmgtfy.com/?q=25+round+ammo+carrier+.38

[@Psalms144_1_2]

Hello Mr. Black, how difficult would this be if i hand sew it, using the saddlers stitch method?? I'm a beginner and do not own a sewing machine, thanks for any advise and i enjoy watching your videos. Roman

[@Madmanmarque]

I've done all my belts and holster by hand for years. Just a hobby for me. You get into a grove and listen to music.

[@Psalms144_1_2]

OK, I guess theirs no way of finding out for sure unless you take on the challenge, keep up the good work and videos.

[@LJ-ql1kh]

are you still making video's?

[@JDOCustomLeather]

Can that sewing machine do a saddle stitch?

[@willbaack9146]

That was the epitome of a saddle stitch don't you think? When you have a machine like that, you don't need two needles.

[@jeffthompson8663]

it should be 277.6 not 271.6, you calculated the wrong numbers in the calulator--good video thoug thumbs up

[@Godzillah]

Does the oil work on a leather jacket (black cowhide)?

[@RichardBlackII]

Not knowing what type of leather is on your jacket, I would say no. You might want to use an atom wax and leather balm made for leather. Try it on an area first before you do the whole coat.

[@appv12]

is it 4str 4stam?

[@cheezeburgerpicnic]

Where did you get the grid board? Art Supply?

[@RichardBlackII]

I get them online from cutting boards supply houses.

[@Trailtraveller]

Wrong measurement on the calculator ?

[@charleshetrick3152]

Are you sure, cause he got it done correctly. Finished product was great.

[@nolangaudreau]

What's the make and model of that sewing machine? I want one!

[@RichardBlackII]

It's a Cobra 4 by the leather machine company in Southern Calif.

[@sunaJH]

Richard Black Heard that-what a tool

[@LJ-ql1kh]

are you going to make any more videos?

[@reitsmapalmer9472]

Yeah?

[@6BlackWings]

Which machine do you use? Thanks!

[@shotgun2a]

24:15

[@MrWeb49]

could you make me a slip belt for 22 shells?

[@dragonstar3121976]

how can i put a coin into a leather cuff

[@domanj]

Where are you?

[@ethanpro4611]

Can you make me a custom one?

[@Theofficialinues]

4 str 4 stam leather belt

[@RebelGunSlinger]

Leather Belt Leather Belt Leather BeHUAGHHHH