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My belt situation is as such that I have to get holes through the triple canvas and there's a plastic piece woven in. I used my dremels largest drill setting but the holes are still quite small. I don't exactly want to hack into it with an exacto. I don't have a soldering iron, otherwise I would use that. I was thinking of carefully cutting out the holes with an exacto and sealing thefrays up with superglue.

 

I'm using chicago screws to attach the holster in case I go to an event where guns aren't allowed. That way I can remove the holster and leave the chicago screws.

 

Maybe the tip of my hot glue gun on high?

 

Any ideas guys? This is LITERALLY the last thing I have to do besides smearing a little silver paint on my blaster. Practically there!

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Use a large nail pounded through. Drilling you risk the canvas getting caught up on the bit. If you can get a leather hole punch, even better

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A big nail also works just fine. I used that on my first belt.

 

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I like the leather hole punch. 1/8" use the free standing punch from tandy leather.

That's what I used too.

 

 

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I used a leather punch , started on the smallest setting first to make a hole and then moved to the largest setting. Left a fairly clean hole, and Chicargo's popped through nicely.

 

 

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Leather punch for the win

 

 

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