great work, dude, amazing look, cool idas to make our own belt, thanks a lot for the sugestions and tips and about the hot chocolate of Luke that is imposible, the movie tell us since the very begining: ".....in a galaxy far, far away....", well, in a "far away" galaxy chocolate does not exist, or at less not with that name, so if Luke like some hot beverage NECESARILY that beverage have another name, can be dark, can be similar to chocolate BUT NEVER NAMED CHOCOLATE, the problem is sometimes producers are half-dumb half-fool so they cant use their brains in a proper way, cheers 😃
So, they are actually Chicago Screws that came with the clip. Chicago Screws are like double cap rivets, but they screw together as opposed to being merged by a hammer. I like them because they can be taken apart fairly easily should you need to replace the hook for whatever reason. - Rob
@@hyper-link7540 if you purchase the same lightsaber clip I did, it will come with the Chicago screws. They will be the correct size you will need. As for purchasing Chicago screws for any other clip you buy, or for any other part of the belt, I’d recommend just going to Amazon and searching “Chicago screws”. You’ll find a bunch of different options. Just find ones that are the basic size you would need (length and diameter, based on where and for what you’re using them for on the belt) as well as the color and style you’re wanting. Anytime I’ve needed Chicago screws for any reason, that’s all I’ve done. It’s worked out really well for me. - Rob
@@GlydalsWorkshop The Link for it is outdated (an no longer selling) but that's ok cause I found some on amazon. again love the tutorial and thanks for the response.
It really depends on the thickness of the leather you get. Measure the number of leather layers that the screw needs to go through, and purchase screws that are that long. - Rob
Definitely gonna use this for reference when I make my own original trilogy Jedi belt
Great job on your Rotj Luke Skywalker belt
great work, dude, amazing look, cool idas to make our own belt, thanks a lot for the sugestions and tips
and about the hot chocolate of Luke that is imposible, the movie tell us since the very begining: ".....in a galaxy far, far away....", well, in a "far away" galaxy chocolate does not exist, or at less not with that name, so if Luke like some hot beverage NECESARILY that beverage have another name, can be dark, can be similar to chocolate BUT NEVER NAMED CHOCOLATE, the problem is sometimes producers are half-dumb half-fool so they cant use their brains in a proper way, cheers 😃
The belt clip link is not working, do u have another
I updated the description with a working link. - Rob
What type of rivets did you use to attach everything and what did u use for the lightsaber clip?
So, they are actually Chicago Screws that came with the clip. Chicago Screws are like double cap rivets, but they screw together as opposed to being merged by a hammer. I like them because they can be taken apart fairly easily should you need to replace the hook for whatever reason. - Rob
@@GlydalsWorkshop I wanna try using the screws instead of rivets, do you know a good place I can get some, or mind sending a link to some?
@@hyper-link7540 if you purchase the same lightsaber clip I did, it will come with the Chicago screws. They will be the correct size you will need.
As for purchasing Chicago screws for any other clip you buy, or for any other part of the belt, I’d recommend just going to Amazon and searching “Chicago screws”. You’ll find a bunch of different options. Just find ones that are the basic size you would need (length and diameter, based on where and for what you’re using them for on the belt) as well as the color and style you’re wanting.
Anytime I’ve needed Chicago screws for any reason, that’s all I’ve done. It’s worked out really well for me.
- Rob
@@GlydalsWorkshop The Link for it is outdated (an no longer selling) but that's ok cause I found some on amazon. again love the tutorial and thanks for the response.
What size are the Chicago screws?
It really depends on the thickness of the leather you get. Measure the number of leather layers that the screw needs to go through, and purchase screws that are that long. - Rob
@@GlydalsWorkshop alright thanks, is there a video I can go to for how to apply them correctly
@@alt_io They really just fit together. If you purchase some, you'll find it's pretty self explanatory. - Rob
@@GlydalsWorkshop I’ve purchased some and your absolutely right, I really appreciate your help