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I use a dremmel with a cutting disc then a flat file to smooth it out

I’m not sure what you are trying to say, I think the translation into English is off. But thanks for watching.

The cutting tool was a Dremel with a cutting disc, they are just small end grinders. If you have never used one I strongly suggest wearing eye and face protection.

Sounds like the hole you cut out may be too small, you want it snug but it does need room to freely move without being jammed up.

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Some of the ones in the videos were made by people who don’t make them anymore.

Didn’t have enough time in between jobs and days off to perfect it. You need to rivet them in order to keep the shape to cover the top.

Are you talking about the lens part or the actual top of the hood.

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Tandy, Springfield leather, European leather works. You can buy inexpensive bundles on Amazon for fairly cheap.

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You are very welcome

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I’ll pull a tape on it and get you a measurement tomorrow

I measured from the top of the square hole I cut out for the flip a attachment. The best way to do it is mark two equal points and then use some masking tape to form a straightforward line to follow.

Customization, personalization, breathable and protects your beard if you have one. Plus leather sock hoods are uncomfortable to wear. A hood like this is probably 3 times lighter than a leather sock hood.

Are you talking about the bottom cut? For the throat?

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@@Jacob-bk4md I’ll have to check tomorrow, I left my hood at work over the weekend. I’ll see if I can get it for you after work.

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@@Jacob-bk4md looks like I did different measurements on the last 2 I have done. The one from the video was about 2” from the center of the throat and tapers out to a point to about 1/16”. The other has the same taper but I took about 2-1/2” to a taper. Guess it depends on your chin. But if you are adding leather even if you cut it short you are still fine. I have seen guys cut them completely across about 2” above and below the lens window. Lots of room for custom but the top measurement is more important to keep arc rays out. Hope this helps bud.

Thank you Garret

Thanks Garret

The flip attachment is Sellstrom brand, they sell them on Amazon for about $20.00

Depends on your price range, the Tefuwe’s are a nice color, around $55 off of Amazon, not very versatile though. The Lincoln 4C adjustable are very good, around $140-$160. Can plasma cut and weld from shade 10 to 13. Hope that helps you will have to open your lens slot up past 1/4” to fit the 4C though.

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Thanks bud

On Amazon for about $20 US

I think the brand is Sellstrom

Not exactly sure on the piece I used, my son got me a box of scrap leather for Christmas. It was some kind of Amazon bundle deal.

@@thesteamfittersgarage3098 dang okay I'll look on amazon. Can't find leather but I'm tired of burning my neck and chest welding overhead. Thanks

@@frosty4980 I hear that bud, they are nice for keeping the bb’s off for sure.

Do you have a rough idea of the thickness of the leather ? Thanks

@TheSkier2124 1-2 oz, goatskin leather works well also. It’s thin and stretchy.

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That’s where the Malta plant is correct?

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