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Image 1 — After procrastinating for a year, finally jumped on it
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After procrastinating for a year, finally jumped on it

I asked the community what would be the best way to build a belt with an impulse hornback purchase a year ago. I decided a 3 piece construction would be the best way to go. The stamped head and tail is 2mm thick. The lining I used is 3.2mm thick. I was contemplating on splitting it to 2mm but just got a little lazy and went for its original. It's quite stiff and I kinda wished I got it split. Other than that, I really love the rigidity and the final outcome. Looking forward to many years with it!

The tail bit didn't go to waste and I made a sheath for a Bowie. Got me scratching my head quite a bit but overall got it to the inspiration I saw on FB one time.

u/Chingro88 — 3 days ago