Putting extra holes in my belt
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Just drill a hole.
The one in your pic is ready for the bin, but yes, a revolving punch is ideal. If you can find a single-size one it will be better.
Not many of the belts you see are solid leather. "kerzleather" on ebay is quite good.
I have also lost 4" off the waist in the last year, so, well done. I found some old belts that fit me again.
Not many of the belts you see are solid leather. "kerzleather" on ebay is quite good.
I have also lost 4" off the waist in the last year, so, well done. I found some old belts that fit me again.
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Primani do a leather belt that is more than serviceable, for under a tenner.
www.primark.com
Yes: just drill a hole / holes as you require.
Since busting my ankle last winter, I now put on my belt with a boomerang
Leather Buckle Belt
Give an old pair of jeans a new lease of life with this leather belt
Yes: just drill a hole / holes as you require.
Since busting my ankle last winter, I now put on my belt with a boomerang
I found an old tie I had forgotten I had in the bottom of my wardrobe. Couldn’t use it though - it was too tight…..
Looks like you need a new belt!
Do you drive a Vauxhall?
Andy
Do you drive a Vauxhall?
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Just needs a punch
Strange descriptionPrimani do a leather belt that is more than serviceable, for under a tenner.
Leather Buckle Belt
Give an old pair of jeans a new lease of life with this leather belt
"Material Composition: Leather 100% Polyurethane - Plastic Sheet 100%"
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Seen the OP ?Who the OP or the belt?
Andy
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I bought my missus an Eclipse revolving belt punch. Guess who ends up having to use it?
Personally I don't use a belt with holes - that way I can adjust how tight my belt is at the waist. I need my belt tighter if I am standing upright for hours than if I am working in a squatting position, so I find a friction type belt lock (sorry, don't know the correct name for it) works better for me
Personally I don't use a belt with holes - that way I can adjust how tight my belt is at the waist. I need my belt tighter if I am standing upright for hours than if I am working in a squatting position, so I find a friction type belt lock (sorry, don't know the correct name for it) works better for me
Agreed.
I guess the polyurethane bit is the tag
I bought one for golfin', and all I can see on mine is a leather belt, metal buckle, and some stitches.
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Some more than others...
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