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JcMack
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Don't forget to post pics.....
You wish!!
How do you cut off the end of a leather belt?
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You wish!!
sipowicz
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Maybe if he just wears the belt in the tub.....
truckemup97
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Can I have the end you cut off? Maybe I can find a way to glue it onto my belt. It seems to be shrinking.
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That's worth a whole new thread!
Jim in Wisconsin
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Lost some weight two years ago (230 to 195). Had just bought a Brooks Bros. blazer.
As far as the belts are concerned, I took one belt, placed in on the one I wanted to cut to use as a pattern. Worked. Looks weird because the holes go to the end. One belt I haven't done will go to a cobbler I just heard about to cut off the other end and redo the buckle.
As far as the belts are concerned, I took one belt, placed in on the one I wanted to cut to use as a pattern. Worked. Looks weird because the holes go to the end. One belt I haven't done will go to a cobbler I just heard about to cut off the other end and redo the buckle.
Here, stop whining. Shrinks and expands as you do
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JcMack
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Am I boring you?? Well Excuuuuuse me!! Canvas chafes me for you're information. Black makes me look fat. The rest of those colors are not sassy enough for my spring wear.
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BUFF
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This thread inspires me.
I have 3 pretty expensive (for me; I know 'expensive' is relative) belts. I dropped about 70 pounds a couple of years back. I punched new holes in them as I shrank. The non-buckle end goes clear to the left side belt loop on my pants now and then some. They are lined and sewn so chopping the non-buckle end never seemed like a good idea and i am too stupid to have thought of chopping the buckle end.
Now I got projects for Saturday!
I'll have to do a search for the ball cap washing thread. Sadly, when I lost weight, my head didn't shrink, too.
I have 3 pretty expensive (for me; I know 'expensive' is relative) belts. I dropped about 70 pounds a couple of years back. I punched new holes in them as I shrank. The non-buckle end goes clear to the left side belt loop on my pants now and then some. They are lined and sewn so chopping the non-buckle end never seemed like a good idea and i am too stupid to have thought of chopping the buckle end.
Now I got projects for Saturday!
I'll have to do a search for the ball cap washing thread. Sadly, when I lost weight, my head didn't shrink, too.
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JcMack
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Prepare yourself for an exciting read!
http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/157274-can-you-wash-ball-caps.html
http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/157274-can-you-wash-ball-caps.html
dickttx
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Why not just cut the tip off and use it for a pattern? Use some wax and something hard to finish the new edge.
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