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Started by Rick_Jorgenson, March-23-21 07:03

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Rick_Jorgenson

March-23-21 07:03
I had a request for a Leather Belt Slide Carrier for a Gerber Utility Tool and a Flashlight.

The customer wanted Black Leather and Safety Orange Stitching.  He also requested "no flaps" to snap over, covering tools so, the leather needed to be "form fit" wet molded for retention.

The PVC pipe with tape wrapped on the bottom was the "dummy" for molding the light, I have the Gerber Tool so I used it for wet molding.

We rarely take on something like this but once in a while, I weaken  :o 

Mods... if this is not a suitable category for this post feel free to move, it didn't seem "off-topic" to me but it's not a firearm  ;)

Thanks for looking!

Rick Jorgenson

heyjoe

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March-23-21 08:03
off topic what does that mean?
It's too bad that our friends cant be here with us today

Rick_Jorgenson

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March-23-21 08:03
Quote from: heyjoe on March-23-21 08:03
off topic what does that mean?
No one is sure... but that's another topic! lol!
Rick Jorgenson

pietro

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March-23-21 09:03
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Just beautiful, Rick - I especially like the contrast stitching in that color.  8)
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Bkraft

#4
March-27-21 15:03
That's a really nice looking rig! I have something similar for my Paladin PT-510 and Fenix PD25, but, honestly, it doesn't look that nice!

Rick_Jorgenson

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March-29-21 08:03
Quote from: pietro on March-23-21 09:03
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Just beautiful, Rick - I especially like the contrast stitching in that color.  8)
Thank you pietro  :)  The "Burnt Orange" thread looks great on almost everything! lol!!

Quote from: Bkraft on March-27-21 15:03
That's a really nice looking rig! I have something similar for my Paladin PT-510 and Fenix PD25, but, honestly, it doesn't look that nice!
Thank you Bkraft!  How about a photo of yours? I love seeing other people's work and ideas
Knowledge is only gained from an open mind  :)
Rick Jorgenson

Canoeal

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April-07-21 14:04
Like most things, it seems my original Gerber tool is older than dirt... ;D
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Wumbey Goomba

#7
April-07-21 17:04
Isn't a original Gerber tool.
A tiny spoon with rubber coating,
the business end.

OV-1D

#8
April-08-21 12:04
  I read somewhere "Rick" designed Batmans utility belt . :):):)
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Canoeal

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April-08-21 14:04 Last Edit: April-08-21 14:04 by Canoeal
Quote from: Wumbey Goomba on April-07-21 17:04
Isn’t a original Gerber tool.
A tiny spoon with rubber coating,
the business end.

Not according to Gerber's website. If you are referring to the Compleat or Devour line ups they are not considered multi-tools.
"All it takes for evil to prevail, is for good men to do nothing."  Edmund Burke

Rick_Jorgenson

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April-08-21 15:04
Quote from: Canoeal on April-08-21 14:04
Quote from: Wumbey Goomba on April-07-21 17:04
Isn't a original Gerber tool.
A tiny spoon with rubber coating,
the business end.

Not according to Gerber's website. If you are referring to the Compleat or Devour line ups they are not considered multi-tools.
I think this is what Wumbey is thinking of Al....
Rick Jorgenson
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