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Extra holes in belt?

*Tripper* · 2007-03-12 18:20:28

Does anyone know where i can get a few extra holes punched in a belt? Its just a standard black leather one, somewhere in the city centre or do all shoe makers and the like do it? Cheers!

12-03-2007 7:20pm

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*Tripper*

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Does anyone know where i can get a few extra holes punched in a belt?
Its just a standard black leather one, somewhere in the city centre or do all shoe makers and the like do it?

Cheers!

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#2 12-03-2007 7:36pm

Scraggs

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I'd imagine any cobblers would do it for ya! No harm in asking anyway.

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#3 12-03-2007 8:12pm

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true story, and shoe maker will do it!

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#4 12-03-2007 8:27pm

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if all else fails a hammer and a nail can do a pretty good job, just be sure not to do it on a tiled floor

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#5 12-03-2007 8:28pm

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#6 12-03-2007 8:39pm

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Sorted, cheers peeps! Here was I thinking i'd have to put on a few pounds!

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#7 13-03-2007 12:54pm

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Open the end withthe buckle on it (two types- a little nut and bolt or snap close ones) cut off at that end and then reassemble.

Maybe try a wood bit with a drill but don't blame me

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#8 14-03-2007 6:28pm

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narommy wrote:

Maybe try a wood bit with a drill but don't blame me

This works!

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#9 14-03-2007 6:39pm

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I have used a paper punch before and it worked fine.

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#10 15-03-2007 11:29am

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Spear gun.
TK

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#11 15-03-2007 1:27pm

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Drill. Enough said.

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#12 16-03-2007 6:02am

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Buy a leather punch. They're not expensive. Any tack shop (horse stuff) would stock them.

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