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I finished this pancake holster yesterday. it's for a Ruger SR40. this is my first pancake style holster for a handgun. it's got good retention and feels good wearing it. it's not perfect but I'm getting better!

That's pretty cool. I've always wanted to make a mini guillotine cigar cutter, maybe about 12 inches tall with a spring powered blade.

You can use an 1/8" brass rod with a sharpened end to remove solder. then you don't damage your guard.

I got one like that too on the wall, probably 12" x 18" it's nice to just walk over there and check it. I also have a poster for Rockwell hardness conversions too, that one is probably 12" x 18" too.

I love my 1911s, I have four, but I wanted something a little smaller and lighter for everyday carrying. my next holster will probably be a pancake holster for a Ruger SR40, that's what I carry around my property.

I've seen pics like that and read about those cutlers, if I remember, they all died young too from breathing in all the crap.

That came out nice opaul, good job!

I think it's mostly all marketing. some coatings like Cerakote are nice. as to doing it, I've never done it to a knife and don't really have an opinion. it's certainly not for every style knife but it's all in the eye of the beholder.

And the guy that made that probably got half a loaf of bread at the end of the day.

Wow, that's a beauty John!

Ok, you win Taz…:D

I need to get some black pull dots, those shiny ones are all I have right now.

Thanks John, I have one factory kydex holster for a Ruger SR40, it took a lot of monkeying around to get that gun to release easily and I rarely use it. that might be next in line for some new leather and give me some more practice.:D

Well Sean, I have several striker fired handguns and always preferred a hammer fired gun. just never liked them much. this sig is kind of a differant animal though, first the flat trigger makes a big difference to me. at 90 degrees it fires and there is no long pull, it comes back easy to a...

Thanks John, I imagine at some point I'll start making other styles but I have to have the gun or a blue gun to make one. knife sheaths was the main reason I got a machine but now I'm set up with a vacuum bagger system so who knows where I'll go with this. time is the limiting factor and none...

This is my first Sig and I was actually looking at a P210 carry but got sticker shock. then I looked at the 365, it felt pretty small in my hand. then I checked out the 365X and said yea....this is the one! that flat trigger made a difference for me too. I've never felt a striker fired trigger...

I'm not making any sheaths for anyone right now CD. I don't that i'll ever have time to do that sort of thing.

My wife bought me a Sig P365X for Christmas so I made this IWB holster for it. I just got set up with a vacuum pump and bag system for forming holsters and sheaths and this is my first IWB holster, I was impressed using the vacuum system on it. it worked really good. I don't know how much I'll...

That's the definition of scary sharp right there!

Welcome Benchman, used to go to Wildwood a lot back in the 70s.