Thanks for the video Bro I made one holster for my pt92 I also used a spoon,it didn't cost much to make I would say probably 1 dollar for all the material.
Hi Jason - the pocket holster you made for my Kahr CT380 is perfect!! Thanks for the personal communication was much appreciated, I would definitely recommend JDO Custom Leather to everyone, thanks again, Bob
Awesome holster . Made my first one ever tonight , yep screwed it up , but can still use it for a shoulder holster . I'm right handed and made it for a left . Still had fun making it .
Great video! I've worked with veg-tan before, and I have a sheet of it. I've been wanting to make this very holster for my glock 26, and now you've inspired me to do it. Mine will be brown. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
I have made leather knife sheaths before but I have been wanting to make my own holster. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship. PS Loved the baby spoon. I will now add to my collection of tools.
Nice. Im about to make a holster for my kahr cm9 this week after I finish a big matching set for a s&w 586. Its a crossdraw holster, gun belt, 2 double speed loader pouches, and a knife sheath. All thats left for me to do is the sheath.
If you extended the top of the backing 1 inch, the center mass of the pistol would be 1 inch lower and that would diminish the tendency of gravity to pull the pistol outward.
I been looking for holsters specially for my new canik 40 caliber you just became my inspiration to start a new hobby. thanks .. I'm gonna start looking for the tools and find out where to buy the leather.
Great looking holster and a well made video as well like I wish others would make. Looks awesome and professionally done, who would know it wasn't store bought?
Wow! Love how you do the wet molding...I want to make one for my son...one question, do you have to put it in the oven to dry or can it air dry for a few hours!! Thanks!
nicely done. I just bought a ct380 Im super excited to get it this week. I want to carry it in a pocket holster in pocket. try that method of CCW. My 26 is just a bit big for my pocket and thick too.
I got the ct380 and its sold as of yesterday at the gun show. My ct380 was HORRIBLE with malfunctions and issues. I even made a video on the issues of how bad it is just trying to battery Never mind operation. I took a bath but thats to be expected when you sell a gun thats a clam. Kahr im 100 sure has some Great guns the guy at the local store has a smaller 9mm its not a poly framed one and its Super nice its his edc. However the ct380 has a Insanely stiff slide and mine was a lemon? Either way I sold it and got a g42.
I shot about 30 or 40 and it was so painful I quit. Every other shot was some kind of malfunction. I was shooting one at a time for a while and it was still failure to eject sometimes with 1 round. At that point I was so turned off It went for sale. A gun dont need a break in for a simple battery. I know you are going to say well kahr says 200 rounds bla bla I dont care. Im not going to waste $80 in ammo to find out the guy is Ultra picky on ammo types its gone. Call me different I want ANY of my guns to function on most common ammos or ill fine one that will Hence my g42. I can deal with the occasional issue but that kahr was a Nightmare. NOT worth it and lesson learned. The gun is NOT broken It shoot the One ammo perfectly and on the battery test it was 50 out of 50 no jams. So dont bother saying you gun needs to be broken in and its broken and its this or that I dont care its GONE sold outta here. Now some kahr pistols might be great for others the ct380 to me is a Junk and not worth the scrap metal it was made out of. ps I made a video of it..Check it out.
Wow, great video! Can you reply with a list of materials used? I heard "Veg(mumble)" for the leather piece, and no idea at all what was used for needle, thread, and stitch pattern! Thanks. Update: ok, the leather is listed below as "Tandy Leather, 8-9 oz."
Lovely job, you make it look easy (and I'm sure it's not) just out of interest, what is the thickness of the veg tan you're using for this holster? Thanks
Unless I missed something, it looks like you didn't use any glue where you stitched the two pieces together. Is it just not necessary? Most other holster makers that I've seen use a type of glue along the stitching lines.
Nice work, looks great. I had one question, do you ever have issues with not putting a lining on the inside of the holster? I heard it can cause some wear on the pistol over time. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
+xmourtissx Never had an issue with it. I had a Ruger P95 and made a similar holster for it, you might get a little dye on it from time to time but it wipes off easily with gun cleaning oil, or you could just not dye the inside. Also, you're not going to get any wear on a pistol that is stainless steel or plastic like a Glock, you might get wear on a gun that has been painted or has a dip coating though.
That holster was way to tight on the gun. Looked hard ro draw and reholster. Also you want the leather to come about a half inch past the barrel to help stop dirt from getting into your gun. But it looks nice.
Mr. Nobody No, I sell mainly on Facebook and people who watch these TH-cam videos, also a few other places, I'm all over. If you would like some work done email me at jdoleather@gmail.com, or feel free to message me on facebook.
If you are talking about the stitching groover you obviously dont know how it works. If you turned it the other way, youd still have the same problem just from another direction.
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This is the best instructional video on making a leather holster in a cost effective manner with affordable tools. THUMBS WAYYYYY UP
Thanks!
Excellent video. You give me confidence to make my own. Thank you for making this available to all of us.
Thanks for the video
Bro I made one holster for my pt92
I also used a spoon,it didn't cost much to make
I would say probably 1 dollar for all the material.
The best paddle holster vid i have ever watched, and believe me i have watched a bunch of them, Thanks.
Hi Jason - the pocket holster you made for my Kahr CT380 is perfect!! Thanks for the personal communication was much appreciated, I would definitely recommend JDO Custom Leather to everyone, thanks again, Bob
+Robert Husar Awesome Bob, glad you like it!
Awesome holster . Made my first one ever tonight , yep screwed it up , but can still use it for a shoulder holster . I'm right handed and made it for a left . Still had fun making it .
+duane groomes Awesome
Great job showing and explaining how to make a leather holster. Thanks!
No problem
Great video! I've worked with veg-tan before, and I have a sheet of it. I've been wanting to make this very holster for my glock 26, and now you've inspired me to do it. Mine will be brown. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
No problem!
Rob
JDOCustomLeathe
I have made leather knife sheaths before but I have been wanting to make my own holster. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship. PS Loved the baby spoon. I will now add to my collection of tools.
+Jeremy Scamman No problem!
😰😰😰😰😰😰o, lap cup
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Nice. Im about to make a holster for my kahr cm9 this week after I finish a big matching set for a s&w 586. Its a crossdraw holster, gun belt, 2 double speed loader pouches, and a knife sheath. All thats left for me to do is the sheath.
If you extended the top of the backing 1 inch, the center mass of the pistol would be 1 inch lower and that would diminish the tendency of gravity to pull the pistol outward.
I been looking for holsters specially for my new canik
40 caliber
you just became my inspiration to start a new hobby.
thanks ..
I'm gonna start looking for the tools and find out where to buy the leather.
Awesome
Fantastic video! Very thought out and I love the way you talked through the whole tutorial. Just what I was searching for.
Very informative video. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your expertise! I have the same pistol and I think now I'll try this holster!
Thanks
Excellent Video! Awesome Job!
Thanks Jason!
I learned a great deal from this video!
MacXcode Awesome, you're welcome!
Great looking holster. Great job simplifying what everyone else makes look difficult.
+Bobshouse Thanks
Very Nice…Great Job!
Geez you molded that holster fast. I've never seen hands that moved that quickly. Well, maybe once or twice. :) Seriously, nice job.
+samiam1150 Thanks lol.
Great looking holster and a well made video as well like I wish others would make. Looks awesome and professionally done, who would know it wasn't store bought?
Thanks
I have the same sander that i bought in 1997. NIce video.
I want to use this design for my Kahr CW9. Great video an explanation.
Thanks
Thanks JDOCustomLeather for the skill you share, nice job! That is one beautiful holster.
+ous216 Thanks
Love the spoon I think I'll make me one
Phillip Pitman It's all I had at the time and it still works.
That is a sexy holster. Just don't understand why someone would dislike this. Maybe they jealous.
Yep
Parabéns foi o melhor vídeo que já assisti 👏
That is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your talent and skill.
David Webb You're welcome!
great video, just getting started in leather crafting and learning as much as I can, subscribed! -Josh
+Guns N'at Thanks
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Very nice and very simple. I really appreciated this vid.
NewHampshire Bound No problem, thanks for watching.
Man I need one of those for my ct380
Very good job and informative video!
Thank you.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Beautiful leather work.
+Ed Spencer Thanks
Very Nice, thank you.
After breaking it in that's gonna be a great holster
That turned out nice af!!!
Thanks for sharing this. Great video.
+Karl Alitak No problem
Good job!!
You are the F******* man! Ty so much for an amazing, easy step by step video.
No problem
Absolutely brilliant 👍🏽👌🏽
Nice looking holster
Thanks
Hey you can take that slicker and put a drill bit into it and put it in your drill press. Makes slicking much easier. You probably know that though
Yes you can but not that wooden one, Tandy Leather sell a plastic one that just looks like a wheel that you can attach to a drill press or hand drill.
Very nice
Great job now can you make me one for the kahr pm9
I use a chisel to join the holes for the belt loops. One hit and your done!
Daniel Mewett Good tip thanks.
Great Video Thanks Bud
Thanks
Wow! Love how you do the wet molding...I want to make one for my son...one question, do you have to put it in the oven to dry or can it air dry for a few hours!! Thanks!
6862211 Put a hair dryer in front of it :)
Awesome 👍
Wrap the gun plastic wrap for the wet molding
I've been using a spent .223 cartridge as my hole punch I need to buy some proper ones
thats a badass ringtone.
Thanks
nicely done. I just bought a ct380 Im super excited to get it this week. I want to carry it in a pocket holster in pocket. try that method of CCW. My 26 is just a bit big for my pocket and thick too.
+LiveFreeOrRIP Good luck!
I got the ct380 and its sold as of yesterday at the gun show. My ct380 was HORRIBLE with malfunctions and issues. I even made a video on the issues of how bad it is just trying to battery Never mind operation. I took a bath but thats to be expected when you sell a gun thats a clam. Kahr im 100 sure has some Great guns the guy at the local store has a smaller 9mm its not a poly framed one and its Super nice its his edc. However the ct380 has a Insanely stiff slide and mine was a lemon? Either way I sold it and got a g42.
+LiveFreeOrRIP How many rounds did you put through it?
I shot about 30 or 40 and it was so painful I quit. Every other shot was some kind of malfunction. I was shooting one at a time for a while and it was still failure to eject sometimes with 1 round. At that point I was so turned off It went for sale. A gun dont need a break in for a simple battery. I know you are going to say well kahr says 200 rounds bla bla I dont care. Im not going to waste $80 in ammo to find out the guy is Ultra picky on ammo types its gone. Call me different I want ANY of my guns to function on most common ammos or ill fine one that will Hence my g42. I can deal with the occasional issue but that kahr was a Nightmare. NOT worth it and lesson learned. The gun is NOT broken It shoot the One ammo perfectly and on the battery test it was 50 out of 50 no jams. So dont bother saying you gun needs to be broken in and its broken and its this or that I dont care its GONE sold outta here. Now some kahr pistols might be great for others the ct380 to me is a Junk and not worth the scrap metal it was made out of. ps I made a video of it..Check it out.
+LiveFreeOrRIP Sorry for your experience, I cleaned mine very well before I shot it and it only had a few malfunctions, then it shot fine every time.
Great Job.
Very Nice! Thanks Very Much!
+GUPPYKIWI You're welcome.
Learned a ton from this, You did a great job
Donna Bowers thanks
Excellent video. What did you call the leather and where did you buy it?
Pure genius!
the web site at the end of the video doesn't work, do you have one?
Wow, great video! Can you reply with a list of materials used? I heard "Veg(mumble)" for the leather piece, and no idea at all what was used for needle, thread, and stitch pattern! Thanks. Update: ok, the leather is listed below as "Tandy Leather, 8-9 oz."
+tkarlmann Use veg tan leather, sorry for the mumbling, and use artificial flat waxed sinew.
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Made a zigana sport cover. Please
Lovely job, you make it look easy (and I'm sure it's not) just out of interest, what is the thickness of the veg tan you're using for this holster? Thanks
I think 8-9 oz.
Cool thanks for sharing
Unless I missed something, it looks like you didn't use any glue where you stitched the two pieces together. Is it just not necessary? Most other holster makers that I've seen use a type of glue along the stitching lines.
You don't need to with a gun this small
Very nice!
Thanks
could you wet the leather then press it between foam rubber like kydex ?
Perfect
DAMM NICE BROTHER..
Where do u purchase your roll of leather? Great video!
Forgot the sight channel
Nice work, looks great. I had one question, do you ever have issues with not putting a lining on the inside of the holster? I heard it can cause some wear on the pistol over time. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
+xmourtissx Never had an issue with it. I had a Ruger P95 and made a similar holster for it, you might get a little dye on it from time to time but it wipes off easily with gun cleaning oil, or you could just not dye the inside. Also, you're not going to get any wear on a pistol that is stainless steel or plastic like a Glock, you might get wear on a gun that has been painted or has a dip coating though.
thanks for the info. I'm going to be making my first holster, your video helped me get an idea of where to start. Thanks again.
+xmourtissx No problem, watch my other video on making the Ruger holster if that helps.
where did you get the lether, and what is the thickness? Liked your video. Good job.
+Terry Smith Tandy Leather, 8-9 oz.
i have a question, after i have wet molded it can i just pop it in the oven or should i let it dry on its own?
You can do both.
Want one for mine
What was that leather called again?
That holster was way to tight on the gun. Looked hard ro draw and reholster. Also you want the leather to come about a half inch past the barrel to help stop dirt from getting into your gun. But it looks nice.
I'm subbed
Thanks
Thanks!
+6862211 Welcome
What kind of leather is this and where can i find it?
It looks like veg tan.
Have you ever made a double back holster for karambits?
Mr. Nobody No I haven't but I could.
JDOCustomLeather That will be awesome. Do you have an Amazon seller account ?
Mr. Nobody No why?
JDOCustomLeather I thought you sell your products there.
Mr. Nobody No, I sell mainly on Facebook and people who watch these TH-cam videos, also a few other places, I'm all over. If you would like some work done email me at jdoleather@gmail.com, or feel free to message me on facebook.
Can u make me one for a 1911
What store can i get that leather?
Tandy Leather
Oh no a wet pistol.. Heaven forbid.. What would you do after you had to use it clean it before calling the cops. Rock on brother🤙🏻🤙🏻
lol thanks
Loose clothing and power tools = a trip to the ER if your lucky.
Sell me one please... Send me your info ... I'll buy it
Great video. Point of interest guys is not my proper pronoun it's dude.
are you serious. take it out and turn it the other way
If you are talking about the stitching groover you obviously dont know how it works. If you turned it the other way, youd still have the same problem just from another direction.